Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-06-26

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: kota land mar was in P~lentywood o
/ Tuesday after having looked afte
his farming interests in the Scobe
territory.
Floyd Willard has now become on
of the members of The Herald force
as business with us has continued +
increase to such an extent that an
other man had to be added to the fore,
that is kept busy every day, includin,
Sunday in many instances.
Mrs. Grace Dodge and daughte
Betty are here from Ames, Iowa. Wis
iting at the Myrtle Donaldson home
Mrs. Dodge had been to visit her ia
Their at Edmond, N. d., before coming
here where she will make an EXTENDED
stay.
Ruby Johnson, Evylin Simonson anC
Leland McNulty went to Williston OF
Tuesday to visit at the Claus Lang
home. They returned the following
day.
Mrs. Anton Nelson went to Hutch
| inson, Mimi, on Sunday to have q
| visit with relatives and old time
friends. lilo Nelson will visit with her
sister at Powers Lake while her mo-
Their is away on this trip.
Mrs. R. f. Farrts and Mrs. V. P,
Larson went to Winston on a business
trip Tuesday morning returning the
same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C G. Christensen
went to Crosby on business Tuesday,
pertaining to the ingwalson Store
which Mr.. Christianson is manager.
Mrs. Andy Hanson returned to her
home on Tuesday after cooking for
the sheep shearers at the Marion
sheep camp the past weeks.
Fred Sleight and Carol and Elize-
beth Sleight who have been here WIS.,
ting the Steve Sleight family the
past week left last of the week for
their home at New England, MINI.
Judge s. f. Paul and s%tenograph-
er f. S. Koser went to Scobey on
Tuesday to preside at the regular dis
trict court session.
Mrs. S. Z. Paul and children are
spending the week in Redstone visit
ing Mrs. Paul's mother and sister
while Mr.. Paul is at Scobey holding
district Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kollmon were
in town on Wednesday attending to
business matters. Their farm home
is in the Welliver country.
Walter and Thomas Groce are visit
ing their uncle Jim Byrneat Brock
ton for a week.
P. D. Howell, formerly with the
Producers News was home front
Crosby to spend Sunday. Mr.. Howell
likes his work at Crosby.
Monday evening a contest was put
on by the All Glover Club. There
were three teams in the contest dem
o~nstrating 1st art of color Combine
tions in effect and beauty; End, con-
yenient Clothes closet and it's fixtures;
Bird, comfort in footwear. The team
demonstrating the clothes closet was
voted by the judges as being the best
of the three. They were all very good
and showed observance and original
ity on the part of the girls. The win
ming team Wanda Holloway and Ha-
eel Brown will compete with teams
from other clubs for final honors. Mrs.
M. S. Nelson is given much credit for
her time and efforts in assisting and
meeting with the girls.
Tuesday the North Bench Lutheran
Sunday school students, teachers and
parents will have ar all day picnic.
Dinner and supper will be served and
a program of various games will be
continuous thruout the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Christensen were
at Dagmar to visit Mr.. Christensen's
people over the week end.
Mrs. AL Hanson and Mrs. A. Fa-
gerland were here from Crosby to at
tend the Circus last Thursday.
DR.. Storkan went to Grand Forks
on Tuesday to attend a convention of
the G. N. surgeons.
Mrs. Storkan and daughter Mar
garet and Carol visited the NJ. M.
Olson family at Williston over the
week end.
Mrs. Katheran Duggan and family
went to Outlook Sunday to visit at
| the VIM. Tobin home. They were ac-
| companied by Miss Wanda Hass who
| will visit at the Tobin home for a
| week.
Joe Spooner and family visited
| friends at Flaxville on Sunday.
Fred Kleinsorge, manager of the
Montana Dakota Power Company at
| Williston was a business visitor in
our city on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Wineland made
a business trip to Williston on Sun
day. Mr.. Wineland has accepted q
position as foreman with the Mon
tana-Dakota Power Co., and will
commence his duties first of July.
County demonstration Miss Wort
and Librarian Miss Johnson made q