Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-05-16

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Mrs. J. J. Foley of Raymond was
Il county seat visitor on Thursday al
ternoon.
T.. V. Bergh Of Redstone was a bus
mess visitor in the county capital on
Saturday.
BIZ Stevens and Floyd Sunderland
or Seobey were visitors in the city on
Thursday.
oscar Gullickson left Monday for
Medicine Lake to attend to business
interests there.
Sarah Hansen left today for Cros-
by. \. D.. on business for the Ing
watson and Co. store at. F~laxville.
John Hagen and family motored
over from Westby Saturday to at
tend to business and shopping mat
tiers.
Mrs. Hector Schumacher teacher in,
the Dooley schools was here Satur-
day and visited at the Bob Brockley
home.
Toroly Nordby came today from
M.not to accept the position Of clerk
in The mems department of the Ing
watson store.
Prof. Henry Raaen of Comertown
was in the city Saturday in the in
terests Of he interscholastic track
meet of the grades.
Mrs. Paul kurtz and Mrs. Bob Fer
ris returned Wednesday from Willis
ton where they visited with friends
since last Saturday.
Pearl Sem has been assisting at the
Memorial Hospital the past week as
night nurse and will undoubtedly
continue with. her services.
Mike and James Kelly arrived on
Thursday from Brandon, Mimi, in
answer to the death call Of their sis
ter. Mrs. William SINNERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Cole and
children arrived today from Havre to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Coles mo-
Their. Mrs. William SINNERS.
Editor and Mrs. Jos. F. Dolin of
Medicine Lake visited our city on
Saturday Of last week. Mrs. Dolin
was a caller at the R. Z. Gustafson
home.
The Misses Beulah Bayliss, Helen
Kasobud and Antoinette Peterson,
teachers Of the Antelope schools,
were shoppers and visitors in the city
Saturday.
A large number attended the
church supper sponsored by the coun-
try division of the Catholic Altar
Society Wednesday evening in the
church parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Helgeson, Kermit
and Oscar Gullickson motored Sunday
to Scobey to take in the golf game
between Plentywood and that city.
They were visitors at the l.. V. Han
sen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moe arrived the
first Of the week from Fort Lauder
dale, Florida, for a visit with Mrs. A.
c. Erickson who is a sister Of the
former. They will also visit with
the Noes at Archer.
Leonard Grotte left Thursday for
FlaXville to take over his work at
the lngwalson company store Of that
town. Mrs. Grotte and the children
will join him in his new location as
soon as this term of school closes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. March and
daughter Margaret drove up to Plen-
tywood Saturday to attend the track
meet in which the grade children of
the county schools participated. Mar
garet represented her school in the
Preliminary contests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stewart re-
turned Sunday from Great Falls,
where they visited friends for the
past ten days. While in the city Mrs.
Stewart called on many former
Plentywood people and visited the
two little Toftness girls who recent
~ went there for an indefinite visit.
Word was received by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Garneau that their daughter
Juliet underwent an appendicitis op-
GRAFTON last Thursday evening at the
St. Johns Hospital at Fargo where
she is training for the nursing prof
ession. Her condition following the
operation was reported to be salts
factory.
Mrs. w. E. Clark arrived Sunday
from Salmon City, Idaho for a visit
with friends and to receive chiroprac-
tic adjustments. On her way to
Plentywood she visited with her par
ents at Sidney. The P~lentywood