Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-03-13

ed up the roads so the Raymond
P~lentywood stage had to esum the
use of horses and sled.
Axel Crosby who has spent the
winter at and near Devils Lake, N. D.,
returned Monday to visit at the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sophus Morstad.
Joe McBurney and T. H. A. Ross
were visitors in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Nichols put ON
their weekly Saturday evening dance
at the hotel.
Mrs. Claude Jackson and children
left last week for a few weeks visit
with relatives in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jensen made a
brief visit to town the latter part of
the week.
Buddie Void has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mrs. George Peterson of Dooley
made a short visit with her sister
Mrs. Martin Sindt, Monday.
Ben and Ray Void have been haul
ing wheat to the Farmers Elevator
this week.
A. w. Clay was trading at the local
stores on Monday.
Many of the pupils Of the Raymond
schools are absent on account Of the
epidemic of whooping cough prevail
ing.
Chester Hatch was trading and
having blacksmith work done in Ray
mond the first of the week.
Beverly, the daughter of Station
Agent A. A. Rio has been seriously
sick this week.
Ed Hannah and Harve Nichols went
to Plentywood Tuesday after a load
of flour.
James Larter is hauling wheat
this week to the Farmers Elevator.
w. O. Wilson was in town the last
of the week.
Carl Fink took Laurence to Plenty
wood Tuesday to have dental work
done.
Claude Jackson has received word
from Peter Nordby that they expect
to leave Los Angeles about the if
tenth so as to be back in time for
the spring work.
Mrs. Bertha Byers and Mrs. w.
Byes have returned from a visit at
Fort Isle, Canada.
Col. Mccoy was in town Tuesday
after some powder for the mine.
7. J.. Larson, Of Outlook, who is
employed by the N. W. Grain Associ-
alton to organize local farmers CO.
perative Associations at various
shipping points, held a meeting on
Thursday at Outlook. Several per-
sons Of this community attended.
Ole Gunderson, former section for
man here, now of Westby, visited
A. A. Rio last Saturday.
Olga Mathiason returned Wednes-
day from a two weeks stay at Plenty
wood.
John Bjorklund has been rounding
up horses.
Raymond-Mrs. Cora Allen was
calling on Raymond friends Saturday.
Archie Larter was in town Friday
after his radio battery.
Joe Olson is taking treatments Of
Dr.. York at Plentywood.
Roy Collins was out hunting for
horses last Friday near the old Po-
land place southwest of town. He was
leading his horse when it fell into a
hole. He had great difficulty in get
ting the horse out and as it was
shod it lacerated one leg to the bone.
The hole was an excavation that Bob
Porter had made for coal.
Albert Lindbloom was in Raymond
Saturday afternoon.
Carl Stadstad brought his wife and
children into town Saturday and they
took the evening train for Outlook to
visit with Mrs. Stadstad's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Umback took
their little girl Loretta to Plentywood
Saturday to see DR.. Hall.
Otto Nagel, of Comertown is going
to work for Emil Severson this COM
ing spring.
Luis Sindt has been quite sick
with pneumonia and complications Of
whooping cough. DR.. Hall was call
ed from Plentywood last week to see
him.
Word was received here Friday of
the death Of Mrs. E. E. Lester at the
Plentywood hospital. Mrs. Lester
with her husband and children lived
south Of Raymond some years ago.
Last spring Mrs. Lester had charge
Of the hotel here.
Charles and Frank Stewart re-
ceived word last week of the death of
their sister in Ohio.
Mrs. p. l.. and Mrs. Kenneth Col
Inns were Raymond shoppers the last
Of the week.
A. N. Wankle was in Raymond on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pierce and ba-
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