Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-07-11
Thursday and Friday, July 1919
STATE STREET SADIE
With
CONRAD NAGEL. LEATRICE JOY

RedStone TUESDAY.
A number of Plentywood young
people attended the dance in Flax
Vile Saturday night. All reported
that they had a very enjoyable time.
Albert Bolster and wife accompa-
MED BY Mrs. Bolster's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Bell were visitors here. The
Bells are moving from Lambert, this
state, to MisSoula, and came here to
make the BolSters a visit over Sun
day before they made the change.
Wilmette and Lucille Toftness re-
turned Thursday of last week to
their home after a two months visit
with their grandmother and aunts in
Great Falls. They came by car and
were very anxious to be with their
relatives and playmates here again.
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Baker accom-
panied by Miss Bessie Borgers, Supt.
of nurses at the Northern Pacific
Hospital at Glendive were here on
Wednesday of last week to visit with
Miss Elizabeth Baker. They returned
to their home at Glendive the follow
ing day.
j. n. Westerly arrived from Min
neapolis first of the week to spend
a few days visiting friends and
viewing old familiar scenes John
formerly was a prominent farmer
south of the Muddy and later became
manager of the Farmers Elevator of
Plentywood.
Elmer Berneau and family from
near Antelope was in Plentywood on
Monday to take in the circus and visit
the NJ. S. Nelson family. Mrs. Ber-
recently returned from Roches-
ter where she was under DR.. Mayo's
care. Mrs. Berneau's health is very
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Sleight ano
son Steve Jr. accompanied Miss Carol
Sleight who has been a visitor at the
home of her brother the past week,
to her home at New England, North
Dakota. The Sleights will remain in
New England for at least a week and
visit with relatives.
Guests this week at the K. T..
Gustafson home are Mrs. Emery
Lundquist and daughter Grace of
Brockton and Mrs. Ella Bostwick of
Seattle. They arrived Saturday and
will remain until this Saturday with
the exception of Mrs. Bostwick who
is leaving for Seattle today.
The Misses Effie Boe and Lola
Nelson of Outlook were visitors in
Plentywood Tuesday. Miss Doe re-
Gently returned from Spokane, Wash,
where she was a member of the
past years teaching staff. Miss Mel
son is home on her vacation after
attending normal school at Fargo the
past year.
Edw. G.. Sand was a business Wis
itor in the city Tuesday and inciden-
a caller at the Herald office. Mr..
and Mrs. Sand who are prominent
farmers near Antelope spent the past
winter in Long Beach, Cal. Mr.. Sand
returned to his farm in Antelope in
April to put in his crop while his wife
extended her visit until about two
weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Martin and son
Billy stopped for a short visit with
their mother, Mrs. A. R. Martin and
grandmother, Mrs. Samantha Ste.
vens in Antelope this week. They
were on their way to Hoquium
from Iowa where they visited
relatives. Miss Gladys Riley, a sister
of Mrs. Martin accompanied them t.
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Ostby and
daughter Jeanne came over from
Wibaux Saturday returning Monday
morning. They report that Wibau1
is recovering nicely from the recent
flood. Mr.. and Mrs. Ostby sustained
a minor loss which included the
garage and chicken coup. While il
Plentywood they were guests at the
J.. G.. Debing home.
Arnold Mitchell arrived Monday
from Belgrade, Montana to renew
friendships with school chums and
other acquaintance here. He tells
US he had a very interesting trip to
Plentywood as he travelled by plane
with Earl Vance from Belgrade to
Great Falls. There he e~ntrained fol
Big Sandy where he stopped for a
short visit with former friends. His
"trip to Plentywood was also made
by train, but had he made the proper
connections, he would have enjoyed a
third method of travelling, namely
by car. Arnold's visit to Plentywooc
will extend to three weeks and per-
haps more. 1t might be of interest
to his friends to know that he attend.
ed the Montana State College al
Bozeman the past year and his plans