Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-05-02

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new Chevrolet roadster.
A.. T. Peterson of Scobey was
business caller here Tuesday.
c. b. Phelps of Homestead trans
aced business here Wednesday.
Mrs. Eddie Berlandi is assisting
at the Plentywood Bakery this week
C. f Hoist of Havre spent the
week end with his family in Plenty
wood. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Void of Outlooh
were traders in the local stores or
Monday.
]. J.. Pavlick who is employed or
the 500 Line spent Tuesday evening
in the city.
f. C. Friedrich of the Blue Tral,
country was a Wednesday caller in
Plentywood.
Jack Backer of Medicine Lake
spent the week end with his family
in the city.
Bill Ruegsegger Of Outlook was a
business caller in Plentywood first
of the week.
frankie Fishbeck and Stanley
Palubecki made a business trip to
Scobey Sunday.
George Koenig enjoyed a visit with
his brother Fred of Rugby, North
Dakota Monday.
The A. B. Westphal and J. A. Mel
son families of Outlook were shoppers
in the city Monday.
Phil Schweit of Williston was here
this week in the interest Of the
implement business.
Mae Grave has been in charge Of
the Sheridan County Library during
Miss Bakers absence.
LYLE Monroe who is now stationed
at Glasgow spent Saturday with his
parents and friends in the city.
Ida Bunhun Of Grand Forks has
accepted the position of stenographer
in Att. Grant Bakewells office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Thorstvedt and
daughter Sylvia of Raymond we're
shoppers in the city Wednesday.
V. E. Anker of Outlook was in the
city Wednesday attending to business
matters and ~hobnobbing with friends.
G. C. Johnson returned Tuesday
from Great Falls where he attended
a convention of the abstracters Of
Montana.
NJ. 0. Nysven stopped in Plenty
wood Tuesday. He was on his way to
Dooley after spending the winter in
Wisconsin.
Chas. Garen, manager of the Dion
Eustrom store of this city, made a
business trip to Glendive Sunday
returning Monday.
pretty" Howe dispensed with his
new Chevrolet sedan purchased last
week and is now sporting a Chevrolet
coupe. Too many friends.
Francis Huebner and Pat Fitzge-
raid made a trip to Culbertson in the
interest of the track meet and the
entertainment which followed. They
returned home the next day.
NJ. 0. Glorvick came through here
to spend the week end with his
family. Mrs. Glorvick and the child
rem will join him in his new location
at Aberdeen, South Dakota immedi-
ately after the close of school.
Mrs. F. ]. Fishbeck, Cora Frisvold
and Elinor Palubecki, accompanied
by Judd Goodman, drove to Outlook
Sunday afternoon where they attend
ed the supper served by the Lutheran
Ladies at the Olson School house.
Mrs. Hank Krebsbach and Mary
Gordon left Monday for Opheim for
a few days visit with friends. Mrs.
Gordon arrived recently from Los
Angeles, Cal, with her brother Hank
and wife to visit at the Krebsbach
homes.
The Confirmation Class of the.
Lutheran Church will render the
program for the Luther League
social meeting to be held Wednesday
evening, May 7th at 1880 o'clock.
Lunch will be served by the class.
Everybody is cordially invited.
The basement of the Peterson Co.
garage is nearly completed and as
soon as the steel equipment arrives,
the main part of the garage will be
under construction. The Petersons
expect the building to be completed
by June Is at which time the place
will be opened for business.
Elizabeth Baker, Sheridan County
librarian, left Wednesday for Bow
bells, North Dakota where she was
asked to address the Womens Clubs
at their convention. Her subject will
be County Library Work" Miss
Baker will speak tomorrow evening,
May 3rd. On her trip to Bowbells
she rode a part Of the way in COM
pany with the librarian from Minot
and is expected to return to Plenty
wood Sunday.