Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-02-06
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

An eight pound girl was born K
Rev. and Mrs. G. r. Norman on Jan
uary 80. Mother and baby are get
ting along fine
Mrs. C. A. Olson and Mrs. o. B
Hoven of Antelope were guests OF
Mrs. H. l.. Larson Saturday and Sun
day.
We make first mortgage loans or
City property. Reasonable rates and
prepayment privileges Write c. G
Loiland, Scobey, Mont. IT,
Friday, January Oath a son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Vierling
at the local hospital.
Mrs. Henry Hoven and Miss Louise
Knight were over from Antelope to
spend the weekend. Mrs. Hoven was
a guest at the Frank Murray home
and Miss Knight at the Frank Guen-
Their home.
Need new curtains or Grapes?
Johnsons Store has a nice line OF
both. See them.
Wednesday Mrs. H. L. Larson went
to Antelope to be present at club
meeting. Mrs. 0. B. Hoven was
hostess.
Mrs. Martha Hill left Friday for
Coalridge to make an extended visit
with her daughters Mrs. Harold
Guenther and Mrs. Herbert Graves.
Our new spring frocks are Brighter
Lovelier-more varied then the seas
on itself. You will want one when
you see them-Johnsons Store.
Scoutmaster George Mcmillan took
the scouts out on a skiing party Sat
urday afternoon. The large snow
drifts and c~oulees gave the boys a
good setting for fun. They returned
tired and hungry.
Bill and Bruno Hass were here
from Outlook ON Monday attending
to business affairs and calling on
numerous business people and
friends.
Mr.. Gilman Window and baby were
in Plentywood from Archer on
Thursday.
For Richardson Coal phone % or
see Seth Taylor for immediate de-
livery. tt.
II. Nj. Callahan accompanied his
daughter home to Redstone on We'd
1esday. She had been operated on for
mastoid at the local hospital and is
getting along fine.
Mrs. Kenneth Heine Of Archer was
here on Thursday and Friday taking
treatments from DR.. E. E. York.
Mrs. John Brekke of Antelope
spent Friday and Saturday visiting
Mrs. Fred Ibsen and family.
The Legion Auxiliary was enter
tanned by Mrs. Joe Redmond at her
home Wednesday evening. Mrs. Red
mond served lunch after an interest
ing business meeting.
The bake sale given by the Luther
an Aid at Ingwalson's store on Satur-
day was a big success. The demand
Tor their goods vas greater than the
supply. Netx time the ladies will
attempt to have a larger assortment
Mrs. A. M. Grinsrud was here
from Antelope on Saturday to do
ONE shopping.
We make first mortgage loans ON
City property. Reasonable rates and
prepayment privileges. Write c. G.
Loiland, Scobey, Mont. tt.
The Luther League had a large
turnout at their 5 o'clock fireside
hour last Sunday. After a program
of games a special appointed COM
mittee served a delicious lunch
Monday evening will be the closing
night with songs and testimonies,
Services are held every evening and
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock.
Come.
Mrs. Emil Moe was here from
Archer on Saturday shopping and
visiting at the A. c, Erickson home,
The Free Gospel Mission sends tc
the people of Plentywood the follow.
ing greeting of thanks for thei1
hearty cooperation and the kindness
which has been shown to us and oul
Mission.
Have you listened in on the Thurs.
day night program coming in over
the N. B. c. chain stations, advertis
ing the Conoco Motor Oil products
The entertainment is exceedingly fine
and Jack Kjelstrup the Conoco rep
resentative is q mighty good booster
for them, and is busy distributing
booklets telling the whole story abou
these oils and asking all to listen il
or the programs Listen in tonigh
and get an hour Of excellent enter
tainment.