Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-05-08
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Mrs. Baldur Jensen of Redstone Il
n patient at the local hospital. Sht
was admitted on Saturday.
James King who was operated
on for appendicitis last week at tne
Memorial hospital is getting along
fine and in a few day will be able to
leave for home.
Alfred Marsh and Lloyd krebsbach
returned Saturday from n two weeks
trip to North Dakota.
John Boulds is one of the new sales
men ut the Kienast Garage. John
can tell you all about the new Ford
car.
Ike Slette was a business visitor
here from Poplar on Monday.
Miss Gilbertson who has been on
duty at the local hospital for several
weeks as special nurse left for her
home at Crosby on Saturday.
H. D. Moore and family went to
Opheim on Saturday to visit Ernest
Peterson and family. They returned
Sunday evening.
Roland West and daughter Miss
Emma are here from Dayton, Ohio, to
spend a couple of weeks visiting Mr..
and Mrs. C. A West and other rela-
tives.
Medames Rooster, Nelson and Scott
of Outlook were in Plentywood Cd a
shopping trip last Saturday.
Miss Leah Michels who is teaching
near Medicine Lake was q visitor in
our city on Saturday.
H. Everson. the popular lumber man
at Reserve, and wife were business
callers here last Friday.
Mrs. Laura Strand Of Reserve was
in Plentywood between trains Thurs
day.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bred
vine were here from Westby, to visit
their daughter Miss Carol Hoeck,
bookkeeper at Kienast Auto Co.
Miss Celia McNerney Supt. Of the
local hospital is having two weeks
vacation. Miss McNerney will spend
mot Of her time visiting her people
in Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Christensen
were here from Medicine Lake on
Friday on a business and visiting trip.
The II. L.. Larson family moved this
week into the Paul residence recently
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Steg-
ner.
Mothers Day is next Sunday. Go
to Johnsons Store for gifts for Moth
er. See their window for suggestions,
and come in and see the many lovely |
things we have. We also wrap them
in gift boxes.
f. T. Peterson of Scobey was here
tor a couple Of days visiting his bro
the C. W Peterson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Stevens autoed
to Flaxville Saturday where Mr.. Ste
vens attended to business affairs.
Walter Johnson went to Minot on
Saturday to look after business deals,
returning on Monday.
Richard Crdhn of Williston was
here to spend Sunday at the J.. j.
Stevens home.
Myrtle Donaldson made a hurried
trip to Williston ON Wednesday re-
turning the following day.
Winnifred Kelly is assisting at the
j. Z. Penney store or Saturdays.
If you haven't gotten your grad
uation dress you will find just what
you want at Johnsons Store.
Mrs. Martin Rostad and son Merlin
were here from Westby on Saturday.
Mr.. Forkenbrock and Miss Nellie
Gulbranson, both teachers at Conner
town were callers at the county seat
on Saturday.
Mrs. Murriel King and daughter
were business visitors here on Sat-
urday from Medicine Lake.
Arthur Enfield was a county seat
visitor from Antelope on Saturday.
Henry Raaen, Supt. Of the Conner
town schools was here on Thursday
accompanied by the six members Of
the senior class. A class picture was
taken and Mr.. Raaen was their host
al supper and show. They went home
the same evening.
c. G. Christianson made a business
trip TO Redstom and Flaxron on
Wednesday in interest of the Inpwal-
son Stores.
Attorney A. C. Erickson is back Mt
the office after spending several DAYS
at home sick with the flu.
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