Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-04-17
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returned to her home after a shol
visit with her daughter Mrs. P. {
Howell.
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Nc
Lean returned, by car, from Glen
dora, Calf, where they spent tn
winter. VIM. Epler. who spent tn
winter at San Diego, Calf, returne'
with the McLeans.
Miss Joyce and Jack Mclean VIII,
are attending the California Univer
sity will return home at the clos
of the school year.
Nurse Beatrice Waite is back from
accompanying Miss Lenora Burke
home to Lansford, N. D.
Joe OToole returned Wednesday
from Los Angeles where he spent the
winter. Joe made the trip by car.
You are judged by the appearance
of your dress. True your dress must
be becoming to you-also in keeping
with the fashion. We can easily
satisfy you on both of these points,
for our line of frocks is complete in
every detail Johnsons Store.
For Richardson Coal phone % or
see Seth Taylor for immediate de-
livery. tt.
Claus Tang was a business visitor
here from Williston. He took time
to call on some of his old friends.
Mrs. p. D. Howell returned We'd
nesday last week from Kenmare, N.
D., where she attended the funeral of
q nephew who was accidently killed.
Mike J. Reick left for his home at
Lidgerwood, N. D., after a two weeks
stay here, visiting friends and looking
after business affairs. k Mr.. Reick
proved up on a homestead four miles
southwest of Plentywood and is coun-
ted among the pioneers.
Judd Goodman made a short bus
mess trip to Scobey Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Goodman
spent Sunday at the R. A. Palutzke
ranch on the reservation.
Miss Mary Botten and Miss N.
G~undbrandson both teachers Of the
Comertown schools we're here on a
shopping trip on Saturday.
Walter and Emil Hansen, Knute
and Gunder Hovet and d. 0. DANIEL
son all from near Antelope were in
Plentywood to take in the debate.
H. M. Goodman, Assistant County
Treasurer went back to work on Mon
day after three weeks siege OF Ill
ness. The Office force are glad to
have Henry back.
DR.. and Mrs. E. f. York spent Sun
day afternoon visiting at the Walter
Bye home at Dooley.
George Jackson returned Monday
from Seattle for where he and his ia
mily left last September. Mr.. jack
son returned ahead Of his family on
account of looking after his farming
operations near Welliver.
We carry a large selection Of Mems
Holeproof Hosiery-Johnson Store.
Our new blouses are different. They
are designed for the new silhouette.
-Johnsons Store.
Monday L. ]. Sorby of Dooley, An
drew LELAND of Outlook and Ed
Powers of Medicine Lake were here
in connection with the seed gram
loan.
County assessor Ole Aspelund left
for Rochester, Mimi, last Saturday
to consult Drs. Mayo. Mr.. Aspelund
was operated on at Great Falls al
coupled fmonths ago but much re-
lief was not secured.
John O. Lee and Frances Svoboda
Of Poplar were married at Medicine
Lake March Both.
George Rubin and Florence bak-
ken. both of Whitehall were married
by U. S. Commissioner f. +. Belan-
ski on April 9th.
Marriage permit was issued 70
James Nobel and Agatha Hole, both
of Scobey, on April 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. f. Helgeson and
son Kermit autoed to Crosby Satur-
day evening to visit the AL Hanson
family over Sunday.
Many from here went to Homestead
Sunday to attend the funeral OF Ben
Nygaard who died at the local hos
pital Thursday. Mr.. Nygaard was
sick only a few days with pneumonia
The Oscar Wagneh and Ole Void
families we're here from south OF
Outlook to do some spring buying
on Saturday.
Jack Bennett and D. W. Kelley
were subpoenaed on a court case at
Regina last week. They returned on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Slaught, Miss