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

Mrs. Vernon Michels and Nil
Leah were shoppers here from R'
serve on Monday.
Rev. o. J.. Hagen Of Culbertso
was here on Friday on business mat
tiers and visit his son VIM. Hagen.
o. F. Aplin, travelling supt. of tn
Occident Elevators with headquarter
at Culbertson was here looking afte
business affairs last of the week.
Grandpa and Grandma G. F. Bol
ster are elated and proud of the ar
rival of a daughter born Sunday, Au
gust 10th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W
Bolster at Great Falls. This is tn
only girl in the immediate Bolstel
family. In the G. f. Bolster famil!
there are eight SON and the grans
children were all boys. Mr.. Bolster
ST., said when the message was read
II have had lots of good news but
this is the best Of them all"
Miss Leah Michels returned Satur.
day from Minot where she attended
teache IS summer school for six
weeks.
The Chas. Martin and ]. G. Wag-
ner families spent Saturday at the
J. Fl. Davis ranch on the reservation.
A daughter was born Friday, Aug.
Sth at the Memorial Hospital to Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Barner. Congratu.
lations extended.
Monday George Davis was brought
in to the hospital for medical atten-
ton George is employed on the
highway construction crew near Re-
serve. 1t was a slight injury and will
be able to leave the hospital in a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis and
daughter Helen came here from their
farm on Saturday and Sunday went
to Zahl to visit Mrs. Davis's people.
Miss Minnie Sommers has resumed
her clerkship at j. c. Penney's store
after a vacation visiting relatives and
friends in st. Paul.
Saturday Stanley Rue returned
from spending six weeks with rela-
tives in Minneapolis.
L. E. Helm was away from his place
of business last Saturday on account
Of illness. Monday he was back on
duty.
Dr.. Roy Parkhurst of Medicine
Lake brought a patient with a bro
ken leg on Saturday to have the limb
x-rayed. DR.. Parkhurst has no xray
machine and a picture was necessary
TO discover the extent of the injury.
Adrian Aldrich returned home on
Sunday. Adrian has been away since
last fall working at Hibbing, MINI.
Mrs. Matt Billet of Outlook is a
medical patient at the local hospi-
tai. She was admitted last of the
week.
Miss Glenna Mcdonald assisted at
the Helm Grocery and Meat Market
on Saturday.
Kenneth Kelley came home last
Friday from Chicago where he finish
ed his second year of the law course
at the Northwestern University.
H. D. Moore and children and Mrs.
L. C. Peterson and children autoed to
Williston on Sunday to see Mrs.
Moore who was operated on for gall
stones on Friday. Mrs. Moore is
getting along finely.
Albert Foley has moved from his
quarters near the Congregational
church into one of the H~endrickson
cottages in the northwest end Of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Kemp Of Col
umbus came here Saturday to visit at
the Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Nelson home.
Mrs. Kemp remained here while Mr..
Kemp went to Opheim where he is
interested in the bank.
Mrs. ]. M. Payne of Havre, had
been here visiting accompanied the
Kemps to Columbus today. Mrs.
Payne, Mrs. Kemp and Mrs. Nelson
are sisters.
c. G. Christianson and Mrs. Hazel
Anderson representing the Ingwalson
Co., in Plentywood went to Crosby
on Monday where the managers and
buyers Of the Ingwalson stores had a
joint meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. Guenther
are enjoying a five weeks trip to
Harrison, Idaho, visiting Mr.. Guen-
TIERS people. They are expected
home last Of the week.
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