Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-10-23

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The C. B. Bull and Jim Mclean IA
miles went to Williston Saturday to
spend Sunday at the George Epler
home.
Bert Daley of Redstone was here
on Monda,. Mrs. Daley who had been
on the extra clerk force at lngwal-
sons during the sale accompanied her
husband home.
Final cleanup vegetable sale for
the season October $3.50 at Plenty
wood.-Guy Grove.
Miss Kathrine Marion and Ms
George HOLMAN motored out to Mis-
Nancy Marron's school northwest Of
Scobey last Saturday to d,t-nd a
basket social given for the SCHOOLS
benefit. Over one hundred dc lars
was cleared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faaberg and Mrs. d.
son. mother of Mrs. Faaberg were
here from Medicine Lake as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Blackwell.
There will be no meeting of the
Degree of Honor lodge November
4th on account of election day. The
meeting will be November 18th, the
Bird day of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Bredevin of
Westby were here on Sunday to visit
their daughter Miss Carol Hoeck.
Rev. Hagen was here on Sunday
from Culbertson.
Barry Stevens of Minot was here
for a couple of days looking after
business affairs first of the week.
Last call for the season at Plen-
tywood October 1880. Be SURF to get
your onions, cabbages, etc. then-Guy
Grove.
VIM. Hass spent several days at
the county seat this week attending
to business and visiting.
Elmer Frederickson Of Outlook
bought the f. r. Hanson store bus
mess at Redstone and took over the
business on the Is this month The
H~anson's have moved to Minneapolis.
Elmer Bernau was here from An
telope on Monday to do some fall
shopping.
Miss Carol Hoeck left for her home
at Westby last Tuesday. Miss Hoeck
has been bookkeeper at the Ford Ga
rage the past seven months. AS long
as the weather permits Miss Hoeck
eill come to Plentywood for a couple
Of days a week and help with the
book work.
Jack kjelstrup arrived home Sat
urday having been tied up with his
car at Opheim for several days.
Some of the TOY drifts in Main
street measured up to six feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. I. Miller are back
from Malta to where they accom-
panied Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs.
Anna C~asselberg who had been Wis
ting the Millers for the past two
weeks.
f. ". Grave assisted at the Miller
Pharmacy during the time Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller were away on a visit to
Malta.
Mrs. Alice Melby who had been
here visiting her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Sleight, left
Tuesday 1or her home at Lisbon, ~
D. Mrs. Melby came here last April.
MIR. and Mrs. Jorgenson of Lake
Elmo, Sask., brought their little
daughter here first of the week to
consult an oculist.
Did you see the beautiful rug in
Johnson's Store window? They are
giving a chance on this with every
$1.00 carh purchase. DOM rrorget to
ask TO- your chance if we should eor-
get to give it to you. The moro you
buy the more chances you get.
Rev. Tjomsland from south of
Flaxville held services in the Luther
an church here last Sunday.
The Luther League had their meet
ing at 5 o'clock last Sunday. A fine
program was given followed by lunch
served by a special committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Island and son
Gustaf Of Antelope were business
visitors here on Monday.
Mr.. Eidsness sold his general store
building and stock to Theo. Hanson
of Outlook. Mr.. Eidsness is getting
ready for a big closing out sale. Mr..
Hanson will take over the business
December LIST.
Rev. Bott Of the Evangelical
church returned first of the week
from Rudyard, this state, where he
conducted revival meetings.
Clean up vegetable sale at Plenty
wood October 29-30.-Guy Grove.
T. S. Onstad came through here
first of the week on his way to Flax
vile to visit a nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fadness of
Wanso were in town Tuesday to do
some early winter shopping.