Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-06-05
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brandon hav'
gone to housekeeping in n of tn
Robb cottages on north Main street
Miss Mary Elizebeth Johnson o.
Miles City is a house guest of her sis
ter Mrs. w. f. Stegner. Miss johnson
NAV make an extended stay.
Border Patrolman Pickard and WIFI
returned Tuesday from Dooley wher
they have been for a couple Of weeks
Emory Lundquist of Nashua, was a
visitor at the R. E. G~ustafson home
on Tuesday.
Soren Sorensen of Dagmar declared
his intentions for citizenship on Tues
day.
Home Demonstration Agent Miss
Ada Wort is spending the week at
Scobev in interest of her work.
Mrs. Monnahan of Redstone was
here to visit her sister Miss Elsie
Fromke who returned with her to Red
stone. The two sisters will leave Tor
a three weeks trip to Fargo where
they will visit relatives.
Marriage license vas issued on May
Goth to J. B. Alexander, of Outlook
and Ellen NJ. Olson of Dresden, N. u.
F.. F. Lipscomb and brother from
Ouitmire were here transacting bus
mess at the courthouse.
Henry Raaen left today for a three
months trip to Europe. He will tour
Norway, Germany, France and other
countries. He will witness the IA
NOUS Passion Play while abroad.
High Mass will be celebrated in st.
Joseph's Church next Sunday at $3.50.
Benediction after this Mass. Low
Mass will be held at 10 o'clock.
Boy, the big day is here. Off with
the winter topper and on with a cool
light straw. Treat yourself to this
comfort-step into Johnsons store and
step out with a new Hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Jacobsen arriv-
ed last week from Perley, Mimi, to
make a few days visit with their
daughter Mrs. Conrad Peterson and
family.
Mrs F. ]. Winkler of Gull Lake,
Sask., is here to spend several weeks
at the C. R. Kienast home. Mrs.
Winkler is the mother of Mrs. KEN
asst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Strand of Red
stone are receiving congratulations
on the arrival of a son May 9th at
the Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Jack Reed and Miss DeVree
of Glendive, who were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Kienast, returned to their
home at Glendive on Friday.
Nurse Beatrice Waite is taking a
months vacation visiting her people
neal Estevan, Sask.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl HOLMAN were
here from Saco to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Anton HOLMAN.
The Poscu Popescu family moved
into the Ertner residence this week.
Robert Rookie is back after spend
ing a few months with his Uncle at
Levern, N. D.
Miss Mabel Strum is spending a
week visiting her friends, Miss Louise
Knight. She was met at Culbertson
by Raymond Gunther and Miss
Knight.
G. NJ. Wolbert representing Sim
mons Hardware with headquarters at
Williston, was here Friday calling on
the Peterson Hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bromberg left
Wednesday for a one month trip to
Illinois to visit their daughter Mrs.
Thresa Carol and family.
Mrs. Evelyn Miller is assisting at
the Leland hotel during Mrs. Brom-
berg's absence.
Mrs. William Quillian arrived Fri
day from Oakley, Idaho, to visit her
mother, Mrs. Charles Huebner, who
has been i'll for several weeks.
James Clawson of Dooley was here
Monday on a short business trip.
Albert Donaldson and son, Milburn
were here from Culbertson for IA
couple of days first of the week.
The Dicks Jazz Bandits played at
the McCabe barn dance Saturday
night and attracted the biggest crowd
of the season.
Bob McHugh and Ira Palmer of
Culbertson were here Saturday ex-
changing stories with old-time friends.
Editor F. j. Sherry of the Redstone
Review, was here Sunday and Mon
day and had some linotype work done