Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-09-12

C. A.. West went to Froid Tuesda!
on a short business trip.
DR.. and Mrs. F.. f. York spen'
Sunday with friends at Crosby.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wag.
mild, last Saturday, a daughter.
Ted Hanson of Outlook was here
Wednesday t%ransacting business a
the treasursr's office.
Arthur H. Goven from Homestead
was a court house visitor Wednes-
day.
Among the many Outlook visitors
at the court house this week was
Jack Gaines.
Miss Elma Bromberg has gone out
to the f. l. Shippee ranch to assist
Mrs. Shippee with domestic work.
Wednesday Chris Olson of Dooley
transacted business at the county
t~reasurer's office.
Editor Sherry of Redstone was
here Tuesday looking after business
at the county t%reasurer's offie.
Mildred Duggan is staying at the
Krebsbach home while her mother is
spending two weeks in the country.
Mrs. Seth Folsom from near Ante
lope, was a shopper in our city Tues
day.
Mrs. Matt Barge and son Frank
spent Tuesday afternoon in Plenty
wood.
Theodore Palubicki left today for
Marquette University, Milwaukee, to
take up his third year work.
Herbert Benson from neal Outlook
was here Monday on a business mis-
sion.
Myrtle Donaldson went on a bust
ness trip to Minneapolis returning
Monday.
J. J. Carroll was a business visitor
from Outlook the first part of the
week.
F. G. Fishbeck was called to Glen
tana on business last Friday return
ing Saturday.
Attorney Paul Crum of Scobey was
here Monday attending to court mat
tiers.
Tuesday |. 0. Slette of Poplar,
was here visiting old-time friends,
also looking after business affairs.
Mrs. Carrie Chalmers is back from
Westby after several weeks visit
with Mrs. Christ Hoist.
Ben Hyde of Scobey was here to-
day crying an auction sale at the Err
ME Ryan homestead.
Edward Paulbicki will 90 to Nilsson
la next week to take a course in bust
ness administration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gray and son
Donald of Redstone were here Sat-
urday to do some fall shopping.
Mrs. Frank French was here from
Medicine Lake Tuesday afternoon
shopping in our stores.
Miss Gladys Dodge, who is teach
ing neal Dagmar, was home to spend
the week end.
Juddie Goodman and sister Lucille
went to Billings for a few days on a
business trip.
Peder Bruvold Of Comertown was
a business visitor at the county seat
Tuesday,
Miss Clarabelle Malcolm is assist
ing with the work at the C. f. Mart
in home.
Miss Orlinda Lecy of Redstone left
Sunday for Mortified, Mimi, to take
up her third year of college work.
Judge S. E. Paul and court report
err E. Koser returned Wednesday
from Scobey and Wolf Point where
law and motion days were scheduled.
Mrs. John Lundquist of Minneap-
oils was here for several days last
week visiting her brother DR.. R. E.
Gustafson and family.
D. A. Meharry, a farmer from
near Outlook, was here Wednesday
transacting business at the court
house.
Harry DeSilva and mother Mrs.
Charlesworth, returned Sunday from
a two weeks trip visiting different
points in Minnesota.
A hot air furnace purchased from
the Zeidler Hardware, was installed
by Walter Raess in the Dooley school
building.
Zeb Garneau and Frank Crossen,
farmers from south of Redstone,
were transacting business in town
Monday.
Alvin Gunther of Hrvey, N. D., is
here to spend the week with his bro
ther Frank and family.
Mr.. and Mr.. E. l. Miller will leave
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