Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-08-07

bach were here from Glendive over
: Sunday. They are both employed AT
Glendive and after a short visit re-
turned the same evening.
Mrs. Ema Hair is assisting at the
L. G. Budke home near Raymond
while Mrs. Budke is at Rochester.
Mimi, consulting the Mayo Doctors.
Olive Lang accompanied her uncle
R. f. Lang to Williston on Monday
to spend the week visiting at the
George Epler home.
Clyde Lovelace from Alkabo, N. D.,
is head mechanic at the Ford Gar
age taking the place of Ike Grooman
who resigned.
The Misses Joyce Mclean and Mae
Grave are spending the week at the
farm with grandma Mclean.
Peder Bruvold was in Plentywood
on Monday attending to business af-
airs before the County Commission
erS.
The many friends of Royal Greer
were surprised to see him step off
the train Wednesday. Royal is at
tending Minnesota University and al
so reporting for the st. Paul Dis
patch.
Remaining dresses and coats left
from our Clean Sweep Sale will be
greatly reduced in price-Kitzen-
bergs Style Shop, Exclusive but not
Expensive.
c. E. Wineland left Friday for
Williston were he has accepted a
position with the Montana Dakota
Power Company. Mrs. Wineland will
join her husband in about a month
at which point they will make their
home.
DR.. and Mrs. E. York and son Lyn
left Wednesday morning for Grand
Forks, N. D., and international Falls,
Mimi, for a short vacation, and also
to look after their clover seed farm
in northern Minnesota. i
Mrs. George Jackson and son ar
rived home from Seattle, where they
have lived the past year and will
again be at home on the old farm in
Welliver district. Mr.. Jackson came {
this spring and has been farming this {
summer.
Oscar Gullickson, former Plenty !
resident, but who now lives at
Billings, came here Tuesday evening
to look after his life insurance bus :
mess in this part Of Montana. .
Little Billy Johnson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. C. Johnson is now fully
recovered from his illness following a
.onsil operation.
Miss Beulah Nelson of Dooley q
spent the week end with her sister y
Yrs. Nuremberg.
Mrs. s. Nuremberg went to Chi
ago on Friday to do the fall buying \
or the Nuremberg Store here.
Russell Hagen Of Culbertson was n
,ere to spend Sunday with his bro s
her William, Linotype operator at
The Herald. Ii
Frank Willard has returned to his {
at Timber Lake, s. D., after !
his mother Mrs. Burlingame ;.
md nephews, Floyd and William a =
While here he helped cele- !.
his mothers 81st birthday.
Alden Johnson and Merl Hitter a
nan arrived home from California a
where they have been the past two K
Monday Alden went to work ii
IN County bridge construction. Il
Albert Almberg came home Sun \
lay from Christine, N. D., where he
1sited friends and relatives at his :,
I'D home. Albert reports fine crops ),
along the Red River Valley. =,
Miss Kate McNulty left this week 81
Litchfeld, Mimi, on a business W
md pleasure trip. Miss McNulty D.
viii visit relatives at her old home. G
Peter Marion and Miss Nancy f
vent to Scobey on a short business
rip or Friday. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simonette v
# Outlook were in Plentywood tran
business on Saturday after ~
loon. "
Mr.. ad Mrs. Martin Thode and Mr.. S
md Mrs. August Thode and daughter I,
eft Saturday for their home at Mil
Wis. Martin and August al
re brothers of Mrs. George Stringer
nd enjoyed a weeks visit here. CT
Mrs. Nellie Hankey returned to her -
lome at Minneapolis on Wednesday
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