Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-10-10

son sale.
H. o. Stenhjem is back from spend
ing several days t%ransacting bust
ness ut Opheim and other towns on
the branch west of Plentywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Traux were
hSre Tuesday from Velva, n. D., at
tending to their business interests
in the county.
,Ernes Stenmack and Mr.. Wallace
Of Glendive were here from Glendive
for three days this week, doing some
extensive hunting in the Goose Lake
country.
Mesdames Bornstad and Eidnes of
Reserve spent Tuesday afternoon in
our city ~availing themselves of the
bargains offered by some of u bus
mess people.
F.. w. Battleson and E. Peterson
were here from Scobey on Wednes-
day in connection with business at
the Peterson Company, They are
members of the firm.
Mrs. VIM Pickard arrived Satur-
day from Seattle. Mr.. Pickard has
rented Mrs. f. Madden's residence
and the Pickards have gone to house
keeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Undjem came
hack Saturday from a five days trip.
They visited Mrs. Undiem's people
At North Portal and Mr.. Undjem's
people at Flaxton, n. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Golderman were
n our city from Redstone to do some
all shopping on Monday. Mr.. Gold
erman is proprietor of the meat mar
'2et at Redstone.
Tuesday and Wednesday Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Traux We're here from
Velva, n. d., to look after their bus
ness interests in and around Plenty
wood.
Tuesday Mrs. A. j. Garneau went
to Williston on the train to meet her
sister Mary Alfred, from Colfax,
Washington. Sister Mary Alfred,'s
vacation is limited and she could
only make a three days visit here.
Saturday, Oct. 18th, there will be
a public chicken supper served at the
Catholic Church parlors by the ladies
IF the Parish. Serving will COM
mence at ) o'clock p. m. the charge
will be 35c and Coo.
Albert j. Holman was confined to
his bed for a couple of days this
week, suffering from an attack OF
lumbago. Albert has returned to his
duties as County Treasurer but still
sas a 'kink" in his back.
Mrs. L. E. Rue and Miss Hattie
Wheeler assisted with the program
given at Reserve Monday evening.
After the entertainment the two Ia
dies were luncheon guests at the
come Of Mrs. Riley.
Two cars are leaving here with del
igates to attend the road convention
in that city Saturday evening. They
will all enjoy a big banquet at six
o'clock preceding the business pro
gram.
Miss Myrtle Christensen of SEQ
bey was here to visit her cousin Miss
Alice Thoreson Of Plentywood and
parents near Dooley, Saturday and
Sunday. Miss Christensen is en-
ployed at the Scobey Piano Co.
w. P. Monroe, of Redstone was
here the first of the week an a bust
ness trip also calling on his many
friends. Mr.. Monroe was manager
Of the Northwest Service Store prior
to moving to Redstone.
County librarian, Miss Elizebeth
Baker returned Saturday from Dev-
lis Lake where she attended the meet
ing of the N. D. Library Association.
Miss Baker was made a special re-
quest to give a talk on her personal
experience of county library work.
DR.. E. E. York left Sunday by cal
for Grand Forks were he will meet a
brother and the two will go to Amery
Wis. to visit their mother.
Father O'Rourke left Tuesday for
Great Falls to attend the triple m
niversary jubilee for Bishop Lehman,
The celebration marks the 18TH an
niversary Of Bishop Lenihan's birth,
the 5Oth anniversary of his ordina-
ton to the priesthood, the 25th an
~niversary of his conservation as
hichon