Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-11-06

Saturday from Great Falls where
she attended the Degree Of Honor
convention.
NOTICE-Electrie light and pow
er bills are payable a. the Farmers
and Merchants State Bank, Plenty
wood, after November lst.-Montana
Dakota Power Co. lite.
Miss Margie Peterson was over
from Reserve to attend the show on
Sunday evening.
Vim. and Marie Gaffney and Mike
Eckley were among the one from
Medicine Lake to attend the show
here on Sunday.
Mrs. w. E. Stegner is back from
a two weeks visit with her people
at Miles City.
Mrs. Ford Slaught and Miss Ber-
nice Roble spent the week end at
Souris, N. D., at the home of Miss
Robel.
c. R. Tang and family were here
from Williston calling on friends last
Sunday.
Sunday Lionel Opgrande was here
from Medicine Lake to spend the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. 0. Opgrande.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbits of Redstone
were here on Sunday to visit at the
C. c. Johnston home.
Mrs. Andrew Jensen and daughter
Miss Irene autoed to Medicine Lake
on Sunday for an afternoon visit.
Saturday Mrs. Henry Hunter and
Miss B. Kelly were we from Dooley
to do fall shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Larson and ia
mily We're here Sunday evening to
attend the show at Orpheum.
Mrs. C. o. Mullerstuen and Mrs.
NOTICE-Electric light and pow
er bills are payable at the Farmers
and Merchants State Bank, Plenty
wood, after November lst.-Montana
Dakota Power Co. IT..
Ida Severud of Flaxville were county
seat visitors on Saturday.
The Misses Irene Jensen and Clara
Onstad escorted Mildred Duggan and
Yvonne DeSelva on a Halloween frol-
ic to Medicine Lake Friday evening.
Saturday Mrs. Nellie Deck of Out
look was a business visitor in our
city.
Andrew Jensen made a short bus
mess trip to Westby on Friday.
Archie Anderson was here from
Westby calling on friends attended
to business matters on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Meyers of Scobey
and Miss Mabel Davidson of Red
stone visited friends in Plentywood
Sunday afternoon.
Attorney L. j. Onstad is back from
a trip to Broadus wrere he attended
to legal matters.
Don't forget your chances on the
rug to be given away at Johnsons
Store.
The many friends of Elmer Good
er are glad to be advised that he
was ablet o leave the hospital Sun
day after a stay of over nine weeks
on account Of a badly shattered leg.
Mr.. Gooder is getting along very
well.
John Boulds returned first of the
week from Williston with a new
Plymouth Sedan recently sold to AL
fred Selvig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bennett took
Mrs. Mertie Bratten and Mrs. VIM.
Stiles to Culbertson on Saturday.
Mrs. Stiles had been visiting at the
Bennett home for a week prior to
her trip to Philadelphia, Penn, and
Mrs. Bratten, grand-worthy matron
of the 0. E. S., was an official visitor
at the special chapter meeting here
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Peterson went
to Minot on Tuesday for a Jews days
business trip.
John Hallesy and family left for
Oberon, N. D., and New Rockford to
spend Mr.. Hallesy's weeks vacation
from his work at Helms Meat Mar
ket. Mrs. Hallesy will continue her
trip to different points in Wisconsin
for an extended visit with her people.
Forrest Goodman returned Sunday
from Chicago to where he had taken
three car loads Of sheep.
Mrs. Russell Mann has accepted a
position at Vests Cafe, commencing
her duties first of the month.
Saturday, November 1st, a son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Good
man at the Memorial Hospital. The
young man will answer to the name of
Forrest Peters Goodman.