Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-02-13

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for a month.
Henry Raaen and Peder Bruvold o,
Comertown were in Plentywood OF
Saturday. Mr.. Bruvold came in t.
have his injured foot dressed by hi.
doctor, and Mr.. Raaen visited his sis.
ter, Mrs. Lillian Paske.
j. Frank Murray left Thursday fol
Havre on business returning Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. /. L. Shippee were in
from their ranch home on Saturday
to call on friends and do some shop.
ping.
Father O'Rourke went to Scobey
on Wednesday to visit Father Con-
atty, returning home Thursday.
Clerk & Recorder Neils Madsen
and County commissioners left Mon
day for Lewistown where they at
tend the State convention of Coun-
ty commissioners.
Miss Gertie Petersen went to Re
serve Tuesday for two days vaca-
ton from her duties at the Clerk &
Recorders office. Miss Petersen will
visit friends and relatives.
Fred Iben returned Saturday from
St. Paul where he had undergone a
serious operation for hernia at the
Midway hospital, where he was con-
fined for almost three weeks. Mr..
lbsen is getting along as well as al
be expected and hopes to be out
among friends shortly.
State Deputy for the X. C. order,
from Anaconda, came here Monday
to attend the regular meeting Of the
local lodge held Monday evening.
Mrs. Robert Richardson of Ante
lope was here on business Tuesday
and attended the Daughters of AM
erica meeting in the evening.
Thursday Mesdames Murray and
Huebner We're guests of Mrs. Peter
Marion at one o'clock luncheon.
Miss Halle Wheeler was a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henderson of
Reserve Wednesday evening.
Olaf Nordby is the proud owner
Of a new Ford standard coupe which
he purchased through Owen Howe,
salesman for the Kienast Motor Co.
Jack Dwyer came back from Sc
Wash, last week, and the same
day it is reported Tom O'Flaherty of
the Producers News force hurriedly
his grip and departed for
Dakota.
Doctor G.. E. Campbell has pur-
chased through C. R. Kienast of the
.ienast Motor Company a new Ford
This beautiful car will at
tract a great deal Of attention when
It appears on u streets.
At the meeting of the Degree Of
Honor lodge last week, a vote was
.aken by the ladies present as to who
was the most beautiful and popular
man in Plentywood. Martin Rein
artson won the beauty prize with
little opposition, and Oscar Collins
landed the popularity vote without
to file as a candidate and
any political advertising
whatsoever.
Louie Bromberg and family left
asst week for Watford City, where
ne will be employed.
Miss Margaret Hanisch, who is
up nursing at the Deaconess
hospital, Kenmare, N. D., has been
here a week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hanisch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams of
Reserve were in town Tuesday. Mr..
Williams was attending to some bus
affairs while Mrs. Williams
was having some dental work done
J. H Davis came in from the farm
the Reservation Friday and re-
NAMED with his family over Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Kurtz and Mrs. Robert
Ferris went to Redstone Thursday to
the funeral of Mrs. John Loss
Miss Sarah Hansen returned to
Flaxville Thursday. Miss Hansen
was here for a week visiting friends
and having some dental work done.
County Agent E. G. Furguson and
wife returned from Bozeman Mon
day where the county agents for the
state were in conference. Mr.. Fer
guson also attended the Farm and
Home week from the Bird to the 9th
Of February.
Owen Howe has been employed as
salesman for the Kienast Motor Co.
Owen has had considerable exper-
fence in craftsmanship and is now get
ting ready for the spring rush Of
Ford cars.
9 Friday Joe Redmond left for Min
neapolis in response to a message
from his mother, Mrs. Jim Redmond,
that his brother Frank, who
is a patient at the Veteans' hospital,
Minneapolis, was not getting along
well and would have to submit