Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-07-18

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Judd Watkins of Redstone transact
ed business in the city Thursday
morning.
Oswald klovstad and Ole Fiske Of
Outlook were callers in the, county
capital Thursday.
THE Knights of Columbus of this
city will have a picnic at Brush Lake
this Sunday, July p.
Joe Dolin, editor of the Medicine
Lake Wave was in the county seat
Thursday on business.
Theo. Palubecki is assisting in the
T~reasurer's office for a few days,
beginning work Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Black and fam
lily left Wednesday for a visit with
acquaintance at Staples, Mimi.
The Misses Ruth Olson and Ethel
Nesledahl of the Outlook territory
were shoppers in P%lentywood Thurs
day.
Andrew and Leah Michels Of Med
icine Lake were visitors in our city
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week.
j. X. Lowell returned this week to
Plentywood after spending a two
weeks vacation with parents and
friends at Buffalo, Mimi.
John Willis of Glasgow who is a
representative Of the New York Life
Insurance Company was a Tuesday
business visitor in the city.
Mrs. c. +. Hoist and son Don came
Wednesday from Havre, their new
home, to visit with relatives and
friends in the city until Sunday.
Kathryn Hovdey and c. F. Christ
ensen motored to Outlook Wednesday
where they visited at the home Of
Miss Hovdey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Hovdey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Pierce returned
Saturday from Great Falls where M,
Pierce has been attending to bushes 5
matters the past few weeks. Thurs
day Mr.. Pierce left on a business trip
to Bozeman.
Last Sunday Cora Risa left for
500, Mont, where she will spend two
weeks vacation with her parent 5.
Her position at the Sorem and Co.
Grocery store is being filled by kath-
lyn Hovdey.
Leo Garneau arrived Monday from
~Burlingame, Cal, for a ten day visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Garneau. Leo is now engaged as en-
gineer for an insurance company at
Burlingame.
Helen HIGHLAND came Tuesday from
Minneapolis where she was pursuing
a nurses training course the past
two years at the Deaconess Hospital.
Helen will spend three weeks with
her relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobsen arrived on
Wednesday from Georgetown, Mimi,
to visit their daughter, Mrs. Conrad
Peterson. Mr.. Jacobsen reports
crop conditions as very unfavorable
through all the territory he travelled.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Hyde and two
daughters returned Wednesday from
Little Falls, Mimi, and Wood Lake,
Wis, where they have visited with
relatives and friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hyde plan to locate in this country.
Mrs. SCHUYLER and Mrs. Fladagcr
stopped in the city a short time on
Thursday. They were returning from
Brush Lake to their homes in SEQ
hey where Mrs. Schiller is working
for Daniels County as County health
nurse.
Guests at the Myrtle and Otto
Donaldson homes this week are Mrs.
A. +. Warner, daughter Mrs. c. w.
Moores and two children who came
Thursday from Hope, N. d. Mrs.
Warner is a sister to Otto Donald
son and Mrs. Carrie Chalmers of this
city.
The Misses Marie Lund and Effie
Boo of Outlook were in the city a
short time Wednesday. They were
on their way to Brush Lake to at
tend the last session Of Mothers
Camp at which President Atkinson of
the Montana State College at Boze-
mar gave an interesting lecture.
Beatrice Barner, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. W. Barner of this city
underwent an appendicitis operation
Wednesday morning at the Memorial
Hospital. Miss Barner had a sudden
attack Tuesday which necessitated an
immediate operation. At this writ
ing her condition is very favorable.