Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-09-25

A. G. LELAND was down from Out
look to spend Tuesday afternoon
Mesdames o B. Hoven and Mrs
Jess Clark Of Antelope, Mrs. A. G
Iceland, Mrs. N. ]. Nelson and Mrs
Ray Morris Of Outlook were here OF
Tuesday to attend the social dinner
bridge at NJ. S. Nelson's home.
Leland McNulty, Jack Mclean and
Curtis Stenehjem of Plentywood and
Leo Lund Of Outlook left Wednesday
for Bozeman to attend State Univer-
sity.
Kenneth Kelly left Thursday for
North Western University at Evan
ston to resume his school work.
Miss Arna Njaa spent the week
end at Outlook visiting Supt. and
Mrs. Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. just and daugh-
ter Miss Huldah came here Monday
from Woodlake, Mimi, to visit the
L. ]. Moe family. Mrs. Moe is q
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Just. From
here they will make a trip to Malta
to visit another daughter.
Miss Green of the Venus Beauty
Parlor is enjoying a visit from her
mother Mrs. Lille NJ. Green who is
here from Buffalo, Wy.
Mrs. John Lundquist of Minneapolis
and Mrs. S. Pearson of Winthrop,
Mimi, came here by car on Monday
to make a visit at the R. E. Gustaf-
son home.
Miss Helen Larson returned We'd
nesday from Minot where she un-
derwent a sinus operation by DR..
MCDANIEL the eye specialist. Miss
Larson was gone for twelve days.
Monday Eugeneand Jack Steele
left to attend school. Eugene went
tc Havre to attend the University and
Jack will attend college at Canton
H., where DR.. Steele is located.
Mrs. Forrest Goodman and son Jud-
son took Miss Lucille to Billings
today where she will stay with Miss
Grace and attend business college.
Miss Grace Goodman is Billings city
teacher.
Messrs. Elstead, Adolph Sandlin
and the Misses Satern, Brix, Thomson
and Grobal all Plentywood teachers,
made a trip to Regina leaving Friday
after school and returning Sunday
evening.
Fashion sponsors conservative heels
on new fall Hosiery. We have them
in the dull reversible crepe at only
$3.50 others at $1.95 and $1.00 in all
new shades.-ohnsons Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Brooks and Mrs.
has. Jarvis Of Culbertson we're here
I, take in the matinee Sunday. They
were dinner guests at the F. G..
Fishbeck home after the show.
Mrs. Matt Stein Of Minot who spent
the greater part of the summer with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Kel-
ly, returned home this week accom-
panied by Miss Winnifred Kelly who
will spend the school year in 'Minot
attending the State Normal.
County Supt. Mrs. Knapp and
daughter Esther accompanied by
7ounty Nurse Mrs. Frank Johnso'
were shoppers in Plentywood on Mon
day.
Mrs. H. Everson and daughter vi
ola Of Reserve we're in u city on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Daley we're m
ong the Redstone shoppers here or
Saturday.
Mrs. Ben Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold -Winge and children of Tor
quay, Sask., Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Grims-
rud and family from Wild Rose, N.
D., came here Saturday to spend Sun
day with Mrs. Mollie johnson and
Miss Ruby.
r. Endersby Of Hillsboro, Iowa,
shipped two cars loads of mules from
here this week. Mr.. Endersby has
been looking after the Endersby es-
tate at Whitehall the past two months
and closed affairs pretty well by hay
ing an auction and private sale.
Hershal Callahan and Ray Little
we're hero from Redstone. Mr.. Cal
lahan is thinking some Of going into
the sheep business and was here to
consult with several Of the local
sheep lei ,
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