Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-05-29
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pace of Wolf

from Reserve. They spent severa
hours at the County Library taking
home some of the new books Just re
ceived.
County Commissioner Victor Ankel
was in town Friday attending to sew
eral matters in connection with his Of
flee.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Palutzke wers
in our city from the Reservation or
Monday.
Carl Gum Of F1axville was here
Sunday to visit his wife, who is q
patient at the hospital.
Mrs. G. H. Tbbetts of Redstone is
here looking after the c. C. John
stone household for two weeks.
Mrs. George HOLMAN was in from
the farmstead first of the week to Wis.,
it Mr.. and Mrs. Anton HOLMAN
The senior class of the Redstone
High School were here last Satur-
day to have class pictures taken at
the Luehr Studio.
Andrew Fadness and family were
in Plentywood on Tuesday.
Lee Munson Of Dooley, the Dooley
Elevator man, was here on a busin-
ess trip on Saturday.
Emil Syverson and Olaf Nordby of
Raymond were business visitors in
the county seat on Wednesday.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the graduation of Miss Marie Ri
ba on June seventh from College of
Dentistry, University of Southern
California. Miss Riba has a fine po-
sition awaiting at Los Angeles and
will start work after a short vaca-
ton.
Gordon Peterson and Len York
accompanied by Winnifred SINNERS
and Rowena Stewart made a trip to
Williston on Sunday returning the
same day.
Last Sunday after Lutheran
church services at Antelope the mem-
bers OF the congregation gave a fare
we'll party for Rev. A. M. Egge and
family. Lunch was served and a fine
program pleased those present.
A. 7. Larson was a visitor at the
house on Tuesday and filed
a candidate for State Represent
alive.
Nels Siggard of Dagmar transact
ID business affairs at the courthouse
of the week.
w. C. Moore of Great Falls and c.
D. Knapp of Culbertson were bus
ness callers in our city this week.
Both are representatives of the Eq-
litable Life Insurance Company.
c. B. Phelps of Homestead was a
business visitor here for a few hours
on Monday.
The Daughters of America had
,heir regular meeting this week and
Miss Alice OToole and Mesdames
.oulds and Winand served refresh
ment during the social hour.
Ole Hippo was awarded the con-
-ract for the erection of the County
fair building 4Ox10O feet to be erec-
ted on the Fair grounds east of Plen-
His bid was $2476.OO and the
building is to be completed in thirty
days time.
Ellen Olson, former member of the
Plentywood school faculty, who has
just completed a term in the Glendive
city schools arrived here Saturday for
a few days visit with her many school
friends here and to wish her friend
Miss Minnie Dyste bon voyage on her
European journey.
Clarence Kienast and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. KEN
ast's parents at Gull Lake, Saskatch-
evan and reported a mighty fine time
there as Dominion Day was celebrated
on Saturday. They returned home on
Monday evening.
Miss Sateren of the Plentywood
High School teaching staff received
the sad news late Monday night that
her brother was seriously ill at their
home in Grand Forks and asking he1
to come at once. Mr.. Elstad drove
her to Williston that same night ir
time to catch the early morning trair
for Grand Forks.
Sam Fawcett, former Outlook far.
mer, but who nowmakes his home II
Gettysburg, s. D., is spending a few
days in Sheridan County renewing
acquaintences and talking over oil
times with his umerou friends here
He says that Sheridan County look.
mighty good to him, and we nee,
not be greatly surprised if we coun
him and his family as one Of on,
Sheridan families again. He cam,
to Plentywood on Monday with viii
liam Hass and together attended t.
business matters here.
Lou Nelson, former cashier of tn
State Bank Of Plentywood, now res
ident Of Great Falls, where he is en-
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