Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-07-17
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of Williston were here to spend tt
day with DR.. J. C. Storkan and II
mily.
Mrs. Harry DeSilyia and family az
companied by Mrs. Art Charleswort
made a trip to Williston Oh irida!
returning the same day =.
Selmer johnson accompanied HI
uncle Syvert Johnson of Flaxton t
Regina Beach, on Saturday, wher
they will try their luck at fishing TO
a few days.
Buford Jelmland left last week TO
Bozeman where he will work in th'
canning factory until school opens IL
the fall. Buford will attend The State
College at Bozeman.
LYNN York has been sick this past
year and Raymond Erickson is TAX
ing his place at the Farmers Oh
Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stringer and
family of Portal, N. D, were here
over Sunday to visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stringer.
Kermit Noble is on a two weeks
vacation away from his duties at J.
C. Penney's store, Kermit went to see
his folks at Wahpeton, N. D.
George Blanchard of Regina, Sask.,
was here to spend a visit with his sis
ter Mrs. Lottie Krost and nephew
Owen Howe. Mr.. Blanchard is a
passenger conductor for the c. N. K.
a position he has held for several
years.
Monday Mrs. VIM. Quillion left for
her home at Oakley, Idaho. Mrs.
Quillion has been here for several
weeks with her mother Mrs. Charles
Huebner who, has been sick for some
time but is now considerable better.
Mrs. f. NJ. Krost is getting ready
to leave for Rochelle, H.. where she
will make an extended visit.
Another shipment of Hoover, or
candle aprons.-Johnsons Store.
Mrs. Harry Lindberg and children
of Crosby are spending the week Wis
ting at the Robert Wheeler home
while Mr.. Lindberg is looking after
farming interests on the reservation
and visiting his nephew Harry Bum
mer.
Announcements of a daughter,
named Bulah Jeanne, born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ford Slaght at Bismarck, N. d.,
on July It'll, have been received by a
number of their friends here. Mr..
and Mrs. Slaght and daughter will re-
turn to Plentywood this fall when Mr..
Slaght will resume his school faculty
work.
Miss Cora Risa, the genial clerk at
!. L. Sorem Store is spending two
weeks at her home nea Flaxville.
Miss Glow Krebsbach. clerk at the
treasury left for Great Falls on Mon
lay to spend a weeks visiting with
friends.
Men. Now is the time for a straw
lat. We have them at greatly re-
luced prices.-Johnsons Store.
O. M. Stadig is back from a weeks
tay at Opheim where he is interested
n the garage business with his bro
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Hansen and ia
nily were business visitors here from
Outlook on Monday.
Sunday Ed Peterson and family
vent or a weeks vacation trip to
POINTS in N. D., where they will visit
.elatives. John Palubick is in
barge of the Peterson Grocery DUR
ng their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Tyler OF Home
tead were here Monday from Home
tead.
l.. C. Peterson, a member OF the
Hardware firm, went to
on Sunday on a few days ous-
ness trip.
Sunday Mrs. Mollie Johnson and
laughter Miss Ruby attended Luther
n church services at Westby at when
ime Rev. S. L. Almlie was installed
md given the charge OF the Westpy
md two other congregations. Rev. A.
". Skindlov was in charge OF the
ceremony. During the afternoon the
made a trip to Torquay, Sas-
to visit the Ben Johnson
-. ~.
Keep cool in one of u dainty wolfe
Iresses-Johnsons Store.
Miss Minnie Engler of Outlook and
Mrs. C. H. Lovelace of Alkabo were
n P~lentywood on Monday to visit
Yrs. Eva Engler who has charge OF
he cookery at the Memorial hospital.
Hans Thomson and family, l.. =.
christensen and daughter Myrtle re-
nrned first of the week from a trip
q Kenmare where they visited reia-
and friends for a week.
Mn. and Mrs. Blain Dean and son
James returned Monday from a TWO
weeks vacation trip to Lake Louise
md Banff, Canada where they nad q
,ottage and enjoyed the daily trips
ut to favorite fishing points.