Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-08-14

during the summer. MrS. NlosI All
; son will go to Rochelle. lllinoi
were they will remain for some tim
with Mrs. Krost's son F.. p. Howe
Miss Francis Wheeler was also il
the party, going as far as Minneapo
lis.
Monday evening the former pupil
of Miss Laura Helm who is here OF
a visit gave her a surprise at tn,
L. F.. Helm home. Miss Helm taught
here in l927-1928 and her pupils tool
this way of showing their esteem anl
renewing their intimacy. Mrs. Heir
served refreshments.
Several friends of Mrs. Anna Nor
ey gathered at the Morey home Tues.
day afternoon to celebrate Mrs. Nor.
ey's birthday. The surprise gather
ing was sponsored by the members of
the Evangelical Ladies Aid who brot
and served a fine lunch.
Mrs. Robert Smith is enjoying a
| visit from her sister Mrs. Laura
| Kemp and son who are spending the
week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Olson from near
Outlook were business visitors in our
city last Tuesday.
Friday afternoon some of Mrs. H..
Sachow's friends rendered her a
pleasant birthday surprise. The time
was spent at social visiting followed
by a delicious supper. The honored
lady was given many pretty gifts in
remembrance of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Stahlberg
were in Plentywood on a short bus
mess trip last Tuesday.
Ernest Peterson and Ed battleson
of Scobey, stopped over here on Sa-
turday on their return from Detroit
Lakes where they visited and looked
after business affairs.
Peter Fiske from south Of Outlook
spent a few hours Tuesday afternoon
at the county seat.
Mrs. c. Lux and daughters were
here from Outlook on Tuesday to do
shopping and visiting.
Arthur Aldrich has finished the new
cement bridge neal Carols place
seven miles northwest Of ~Plentywood
the road to Outlook. 1t is a fine
job and 0. Ked by the County Com
missioners.
Dick Peterson is spending the week
at the Peter Beveridge home near
U. G. Farmhouse of Comertown
spent several days in our city this
week visiting old time friends.
Arnold Anderson is back home ar
Saturday. Mr.. Anderson has
been working on the state highway
the past year.
Miss Minnie Makart is a house
guest of Mr.. Martin Richardson.
From here she will 60 to Salt Lake
City where she will teach this COM
ing school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fox, of Col
umbus, Wis.,, and Nh. and Mrs. Leo
Habermann of Sun Prairie, Wis, ar
on Tuesday to make Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Zeibarth and their little
nephew a visit. George Fox is a
brother of Mrs. Ziebarth and Mrs.
Habermann is her sister.
Mrs. S. E. Paul and children spent
Sunday with Mrs. Paul's people at
Redstone over Sunday.
The Jens Ibsen and Fred bsen fa-
miles went to Eagles Nest, south
of Redstone for a picnic outing Sun
day afternoon.
Ben Hyde and family returned to
Plentywood from Kansas City on
They left here last fall.
In mems furnishings we've given
everything from Hosiery to Hats a
decided knock down in price. You
get away from the fact that
the prices are at the right mark, val
ues hard to beat at Johnsons Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Larson and
daughter Helen returned Monday ev-
enlng from Lewistown, Glendive and
other Montana cities. They were gone
for one week.
Mrs. w. E. Stegner left Friday
with her sister for Miles City to WIS.,
it her parents. Her sister Miss
Johnson had been here on a visit.
Miss Dorothy Hareland is taking
vacation from her duties at The
Elgin Cafe visiting her sister Mrs.
Charley Hilyard. Kenneth Kelly is
her place at the cafe.