Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-01-16

WAS u DuSlIltSS VlSltoi Ia WI NS'
first Of the week.
J. D. Matkin returned Friday iron
Great Falls where he had been on 4
two weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Ray Kallack of Reserve re
turned home Thursday after visit
ing q couple Of days at the L. E. Rue
home.
Thursday Judge S. r. Paul and Re-
porter f. S. Koser returned from 3
trip to Wolf Point where the Judge
held law and motion day.
Mrs. H. S. Brobst Of Medicine
Lake was here for a few days the
latter part of the week visiting her
sister Mrs. E. S Koser.
Saturday Miss Ruby Blackwell re-
turned to Minneapolis to resume her
course at the St. Mary's Hospital
Miss Blackwell has been home on a va
cation since Thanksgiving.
Forrest Matkin of Redstone, spent
| several days in Plentywood this week
receiving medical attention for an
infection Of his hand resulting from
a nail scratch.
F. G.. Fishbeck went to Glendive
Tuesday to attend the meeting of the
Pioneer State Bank directors. Mr..
Fishbeck was one of the incorporat-
ors of this institution.
H. D. Delaney from Seattle came
here 70 make an over Sunday visit at
the R. T. Gustafson home. Mr.. De-
laney is u brother-in-la of Mrs.
Gustafson.
Viggo Peterson is back from spend
ing a week visiting his brother Nels
and family at Dagmar. Viggo is
getting q lineup for a whist tourna-
ment with the Dagmar whist en-
thusiasts.
A; N. Wankel, well-known Ray
mond farmer was in town last Satur-
day to do some mid-winter shopping.
He reports quite a bit Of nov up
north near the Canadian line.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs Fred
Forman, President Of the Altar
Society called a meeting of the men,
bers and arranged the work program
and appointed her committees for
this year.
Mrs. Robert Richardson of Antel-
ope, the newly elected Grand Regant
Of the Daughters of America, was
here for installation Of the new off,
cers on Monday night. She was a
guests Of Mrs. R. E. Gustafson for a
couple of days.
We make first mortgage loans on
City property. Reasonable rates and
prepayment privileges. Write C. G.
Loiland, Scobey, Montana If.
Mrs. ]. C. Cairncross arrived here
on Saturday, from Nashua, to visit
her brother H. L. Larson and family
for the week. Mrs. Cairmcross is
on her way to Minneapolis to join
MI. Cairncross and where they will
make their home.
Miss Verna Smith from near
Dooley returned to Missoula to re-
sumo her studies at the University.
She was home to spend the holidays
with her people. Miss Smith was q
member of Plentywood H. S. gradu-
ating class last year.
R. r. LELAND, one of the pioneer
settlers Of the Antelope country
over here Tuesday hobnobbing with
friends and attending to some bus.
mess matters at the court house
Says he used the old system of mo.
tivation so as to be reasonably as
sured of his safe return.
Taking advantage Of the fairly
good roads, Harry Loucks came down
from Redstone first Of the week to d<
some shopping and attend to bushes:
matters at the court house. Mr.
Loucks will be rememberd as one o:
the first commissioners of this coun
ty, and since retiring from polite.
has devoted his activities to farming
near Redstone-
Word has been received here tina
Mrs. Helen Mowrey Of Stockton
California recently died from hear
disease. Mrs. Mowrey was a sister o
Mrs J. j. Foley Of Raymond, and al
aunt Of Albert Foley of Plentywood
William Parker returned this weel
from an extended visit to points il
Wisconsin with relatives and old-tim
friends. Says that while at Eau
Claire 300 employees were dismissev
from the big rubber factory at tina
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