Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-01-02

Edward Olson Of Westby was /
P~lentywood transacting business a
the court house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hueth, fror
six miles east Of Plentywood, wer
business visitors here Monday.
Brady Dooley was over fror
Dooley en- Monday to visit his class
mate Raymond Erickson.
Mrs. Louie Bromberg of Scobe,
came here to visit her parents-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bromberg.
otto Stadig. one Of the proprietor
Of the Mint, went 70 Portland, Oregon
for the winter, on Tuesday.
Principal Barker and wife, boil
teaching at Dooley, were in Plenty
wood Friday and Saturday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ane
Mrs. s. +. Morstad of Raymond OF
Friday, December 81, at the Mem
orial hospital.
s. o. Aascheim and son were here
from Reserve t~ransacting bushes;
at the court house and do some shop
ping.
Mrs. Jennie Davis left Saturday
Tor Seattle to spend the balance OF
the winter visiting friends and re
l~atives.
Miss Helen French of Medicine
Lake is here visiting at the home OF
Attorney Blackwell and family fol
the week.
Miss nellie, teacher Of the Two Tree
School south of Redstone was here
Tuesday to call on Supt. Singleton
concerning school matters.
Miss Marie Lund left Friday for
Chinook where she is teaching in the
city schools. This is her second year
in Chinook.
Billie, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W
Gustafson of Bainville, came here on
Monday to spend the week visiting
his cousins the Gustafson boys.
Ole Aspelund, our County Assessor,
went to Minot on Tuesday for medi-
cal attention; having recently become
afflicted with numbness Of the left
cheek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Tango of Red
stone were Plentywood visitors Mon
day and Tuesday. Jens usually
travels by car, but says the snow is
50 deep that it is hard to find his gar
age.
Mrs. Grace Chapman Barr, who is
here from Portland, Ore, visiting her
sister Mrs. Andrew Hansen was Ia
ken suddenly i'll a week ago and has
been a patient at the hospital.
j. j. Carroll Of the Outlook bench
was seen IN our streets Tuesday.
Trips to town for him are few and
far between this winter on account
Of the heavy snow which makes
travelling well-nigh impossible.
Miss Ruby Johnson left Tuesday
for Mortified, Mimi, to resume her
studies at st. Olaf College. Miss
johnson was home visiting her moth
81 and friends for about ten days.
Miss Halle Wheeler was able to
leave the hospital yesterday. She is
getting along fine after an appendix
operation performed Monday, Deem
Der %.
George Munson is able to be around
after a fall on the icy walk when he
hurt his right shoulder. Mr.. Munson
was confined to his home for several
days.
w. G. McCrady was attending to
business at the Court house on Mon
day, returning home via the Great
Northern, Tuesday. Mr.. McCrady is
one Of our new Sheridan County far
mers, who came here from Crookston,
Mimi, last fall, and in spite of the
adverse agricultural conditions, pur-
chased a farm northeast of Redstone.
where he and his family r now
making their home.
Attorney and Mrs. L. j.. Onstad
Miss Clara and Chester are back
from a few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Christianson of Westby.
Cashier S. c. Faaborg Of Medicine
Lake was here on business transacted
at the Court house last Monday.
We are glad to report that Mrs
Earnest Davis who was i'll for over q
week is much better and able to look
after her household.