Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-03-06
LOCAL
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Miss Alice O'Toole came home
from Great Falls on Tuesday where
She lust finished a 6 months busn'
ess course.
We make first mortgage loans OF
City property. Reasonable rates ane
prepayment privileges. Write {. q
Loiland, Scobey, Mont. tt.
Tod Downey and George Eple'
were out Of town business visitors
here on tuesday.
Miss Florence Nelson came herr
from Culbertson on Tuesday to spend
the week visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Nelson.
Mrs. Fred Neugaard was here
from Medicine Lake to visit her sis
ter Mrs. H. L Larson ana also to take
in the card party at the Masonic
Temple Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Rose Hoffman of Williston
has returned home after a few days
visit with her sister Mrs. j. H. Davis.
Try a load of our Bear Creek Coal
in small egg or stove size at $40 per
ton. Large egg slL50-Lincoln
Lumber Co. q
Mr.. Bernal Foster of Antelope
and Miss Margaret Lee Of Plenty
wood were married by Judge Wheeler
last Saturday evening March 1st.
Co. Supt. Miss Ethel Singleton left
Saturday for Helena to attend the
County superintendent Convention
in session this week. Miss Single
ton will return next Saturday.
We make first mortgage loans on
City property. Reasonable rates and
prepayment privileges. Write c. &.
Loiland, Scobey, Mont II.
VIM. Gottlieb returned Friday from
Seattle where he has visited his IA
mily for the past three months.
Miss Gladys Greenlee, n OF the
Medicine Lake teachers was here be-
tween trains on Saturday to do
spring shopping.
Charley Saam, a brother OF Mrs.
Mary Gross is here from Hastings,
MINI. to make the Gross family a
visit. Mr.. Saam came in response OF
the death of his nephew Leo Gross.
The County Commissioners met IN
regular session Monday and Tuesday
Of this week.
HOLEPROOF HOSIERY
Don't fail to try this famous hos
iery-if you are interested in nice
things to wear. 1t is truly lovely,
sheer. dainty and with the prettiest
%colors. Our prices are always mod
crate. S1.00 to ST. 5-Johnsons Store
Francis Dolin was here from Med
icine Lake on Saturday. He was one
Of the victors in the debate between
the Antelope and Medicine Lake
schools held at Antelope last Frida!
evening.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver lie
barth and daughter left for Corval
lis. this state. where they will visi
Mrs. Ziebarth's people. Mr.. Ziebartl
vii stay about two weeks and Mrs
Ziebarth expects to make a longe
stay.
TRY a load of our Bear Creek Goa
in small egg or stove size at $40 pc
ton. Large egg $1l.5O-Lincol
Lumber Co. 1t
Frank Gross arrived from Gran
Taven. B. c. Canada, last Friday t
attend his brother Leo's funeral he'll
Saturday. Frank has been ava
from home for nearly ten years an
finds many new faces and differen
changes in that length of time. Fran
contemplates staying here for
month. Mrs. Mary Gross visite
Frank at his Canadian home for sew
eral weeks last summer.
At Johnsons Store you will I'm
Smart frocks for young and moderl
Sizes 8 to IA years-Prices CSC
$2.39.
Miss Lima Alderman who is teacf
ing near Medicine Lake came hel
last of the week to look after tn
Ankerman household. Her brotht
Vernon is seriously sick at the loc'
hospital.
Miss Dorothy Hereland spent II
week end visiting with friends
Opheim, returning home Monday.
Iver Treholt of Scobey was able
leave for his home on Monday aft
an operation for appendicitis at I'll
Memorial hospital. Mr.. Treholt sta,
ed a couple of days at the Fred i
sen home after leaving the hospits
Mrs. Treholt and little o stay'
with the Ibsens while her husbal
was at the hospital.
Judge S. f. Paul and court r
porter f. S. Koser went to Scobey I
Tuesday to look after court matter
County Attorney Grant Bakew'
returned last of the week from a tr
to Wolf Point where he attended
legal matters.