Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-06-26
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last sunday.
Mrs. G. L. Ingall and daughter Yer
of Redstone were here on Monday
Miss Vera will leave next Saturda,
for Seattle TO take up a curse o
nursing.
Johnsons Store received a new ship
ment of heavy silk crepe dresses. new
flares. capes and cap sleeves, in prints
with white background. Price $500.
Margaret Barner and Jeanne Falxf
returned home last week from Dillor
where they attended the Teachers
State College the past year.
Jeane McIntire of Seobey visited
her friend Dorothy Peterson for a
week. While here the young ladies
attended the Circus last Thursday
Ernest Peterson and family of SEQ
hev were in Plentywood Sunday Wis
ting at the C. W. Peterson and H. d.
Moore home.
Fred Decker was here from Minot
IN visit at the Fred Forman home over
Sunday.
Miss katherine visited Mrs. Geo.
Kollnau at the HOLMAN farm home
on Thursday.
Mrs. Adolph Stephen of Coalrldge
was a house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Art Aldrich Friday and Saturday.
Mae Antonson is back after staying
with the Herman Nelson family for a
week.
Mrs. A. 0. Opgrande left Sunday
for Halstead, and Wheaton, Mlnn.'
where she will spend several weeks
visiting both her and Mr.. O~pgrandes
n@eople. She was accompanied by Mrs.
G B. Peterson and son Dick who went
to Hamilton, n. D., where they VIII
visit Mrs. Peterson's father for a
week.
See the Merry-go-round OF Won
dresses at only s2.3e at Johnsons
Store.
The Hans Rasmussen family went
to Scobey on both a pleasure pus-
mess trip They returned THURSDAY
evening.
Carl NJ. Lund is giving the Moore
residence a complete renovation. Inc
I. C. Peterson family will move into
the home first of July.
Mrs. VIM. Hass is enjoying a VISIT
from her mother of st. Paul who VIII
make an extended stay.
The Farmers Union picnic held at
Redstone Saturday was a big success.
A large number attended from here
and Outlook.
F1oyd Sundehauf of Scobey came
thru here on Monday on his way to
Velva, N. D., on a business trip.
Mesdames Glen Jones and Forrest
Ford were here from Scobey on Mon
day to take in the Orpheum show IN
the evening.
Jack and Joyce Mclean arrived
home by car Friday evening from
Inglewood, Calf, where they have
attended Pomona College the past
year.
Ed Van Hee and family have NOV
"a into the Hendrickson residence in
the Riba addition, north side.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Neville are
back from a weeks vacation trip
+, Whitefish and other noted fishing
points.
Buford Jelmeland and Marion
FITZGERALD are among the young
people who returned last week to
spend the summer in and near Plen-
tywood. Buford attended school at
Rozeman and Marion had been work
ing at Anaconda.
Leland McNulty, M of our boys,
is back home from attending State
Agricultural College at Bozeman. Le-
land will stay home this summer and
help his folks on the farm.
r. f. Lang came home from VIII
liston on Saturday and Sunday &C
companied by his family returned to
Williston where they will visit for a
few days with the George Epler ia
mily.
Mrs. Peter Marion and Miss Kath-
crime went to Dooley Sunday to
spend the day with Mr.. and Mrs. D.
w. Dooley.
Last of the week Mrs. f. E. SIAM
baugh, daughter Elenore, and Mrs. Il.
e. G~ustafson left by car for Seattle.
Mrs. Gustafson will visit her sisters.
Mrs. Stambaugh will go on to Calf
ornia to stay for some time in hopes
that a change of climate will bene-
fit her health. Miss Elenore will re-
sumo teaching this fall.
T.. L. Beiseker Of Fessenden, North
Dakota, was attending to business
matters in Plentywood on Tuesday.
Harry Loucks, John Albers, Hank
Knutson and Jack White of Redstone
were in Plentywood on Tuesday in the
interest of the Jack Pot Oil Com
pany.
Mrs. Ralph Hair and her son Lee
arrived in P~lentywood Friday for
short visit with friends here and also
to look after their dwelling houses
here. They are now living in Ana
aondo urhare Loo ic amnlovad in the