Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-12-19

on TUESDAY between lralis W ~
Christmas buying.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Botten
from near Antelope were here to fin
ish up their shopping for Christmas.
Get your Radio B Batteries at the
P~lenty1eood Electric Shop-S3.0o
Last Monday the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Maylan died at his home
near Reserve OF stomach infection.
The county commissioners were in
a short session this week winding up
the county business for the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. |. Singleton Of Re-
serve were here on Monday to do
some shopping and visiting Miss Eth
81 Singleton.
Tuesday Mrs. Arthur Olson of An
telope brought her little daughter to
Plentywood to consult a doctor. They
We're here between trains.
The j. j. Stevens family moved
this week into the residence recently
vacated by the A. w. Peterson fam
lily.
Mrs. S. E. Paul has been confined
to her home the past week with a Sc
we're cold. At the present she is on
the amend.
Banker +. q. Anderson of Westby
spent two days the first Of the week
AZ the county seat attending to work
at the court house.
Eveready Radio B Batteries, $500
each while they last. plentywooo
Electric Shop.
Supt. Ethel Singleton returned
Monday from Reserve where she at
tended the funeral Of her nephew
who was buried on Friday.
Miss Helen Franklin left for her
home near Dooley last Saturday after
visiting the II. W. Barner family for
the past two weeks.
The three Goodman girls who have
been using their car in coming to
school every day had to give up driv-
ing and have been staying in town
the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Chris Tango of Flax
vile were here for a couple of days
first Of the week. They took advan-
tage Of our well stocked stores in do
ing their Christmas shopping.
Mrs. Pasko Popescu and son Ro-
bert Gene, returned first Of the week
from Carpio, N. D., where they visit
ed Mrs. Popescu's parents and a sis
ter who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Christensen
from north east Of P~lentywood ven
tured over the roads in coming to our
city on Monday to do their holiday
shopping.
Mrs. O. N. Vance and 10 year old
son who had been here at the hospital
for a few days receiving medical
treatment left Monday for their
home at Medicine Lake.
Miss Alma Foss, who has been en-
ployed at Kitzenberg's store, resign
ed and left for her home at Erskine,
MINI. Miss Foss has not been well
for the past week which was the
cause for r~esigning.
Miss Mabel Walters has many
friends here who will be interested in
knowing that she with the Annette
family left Culbertson this week for
Los Angeles, Calf, where they will
make their home.
Attorney H. M. Lewis and c. B.
Bull were in Scobey first Of the week
in connection with the desolvement Of
the Canning Brothers Corporation on
Wolf Greek. Mr.. Lewis acting as
attorney in the case and Mr.. Bull as
a witness.
The Plentywood business places are
all dressed up in their holiday attire
and present a very Christmas appear
ance. Large and we'll selected Christ
mas stocks and merchandise, novel
ties and toys are on display for the
crowds of shoppers.
Herschel Callahan from south OF
Redstone just returned from Seattle
where he took a shipment Of hOgx
The weather there was cold and ray
and contracted pneumonia. Mr.. Cal.
lahan was gone for several weeks.
Miss Katherine Marion founc
making the trip from home to town
every day to instruct her piano pupils
was uncertain on account Of wealth
err and road conditions, has moved
into Plentywood until travel improv-
Ed Peterson, proprietor of the
Home Grocery, is nicely located in the
brick building recently vacated by
Dion-Eustrom. Mr.. Peterson now
has ample room to display his fine
line of groceries and more comfort.
able and convenient.
Peter Marion phoned home from
Ill