Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-05-29
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son goes to Vermeland. Sweden, te
spend a yea with her mother whom
she has not seen for twenty-five
wears. Mrs. Iverson will visit hel
folks in Norway for a few months
They will sail on the Bergenfjord
from New York on Friday, May 80
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Brenden re-
turned Monday from Frontier, Sask.,
where they have been visiting q
brother of Brendon.
Lyall Monroe, salesman for the
Williston Grocery was here to spend
Sunday with his parents.
J. A. Garneau left Thursday for
Boston. Mass, in response to a tel
egram stating the serious illness OF
his mother. Mr.. Garneau expects to
he gone for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ibsen, o Au-
gust and daughter Lois, went to Dag
mar Sunday to attend church ser
vices and spend the afternoon with
Mrs. F. E. Madsen.
Smart Toys for those who soon go
mentioning. Delightful frocks just
arrived at Johnson Store.
Miss Celia McNerney, superintend-
ent of the Memorial hospital, return
ed Friday from a three weeks va
cation, most of the time being spent
at Lander, Wyoming, where she WIS.,
tied relatives and friends.
Mrs. E. J. Kramer Of Great Falls,
is a guest of Mrs. r. E. Gustafson.
Mrs. Kramer accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. n. L. Nelson, who are here on
a weeks visit.
Smart Neckwear-quite charming
and pleasingly dainty collar and cuff
sets 49c and up.-Johnsons Store.
Miss Sarah Hansen, manager OF
the Ingwalson store at Flaxville,
stopped over on Monday returning
from an 1. G. A. meeting held at Min
ct Sunday evening. Raymond Gun
Their of the local Ingwalson store al
so attended the meeting.
Miss Ellen Olson finished her
school at Glendive Friday and came
hsre Saturday. After a few days
stay she will leave for her home in
Norfdern Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sorenson Of Dag
mar were here for a few hours on
Monday shopping and visiting friends.
A daughter was born Tuesday, May
2Oth, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gum.
Mother and child are getting along
fine. at the Memorial Hospital.
James King, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray King, was able to leave the hos
pital and be taken to his home, four
miles northeast of Plentywood, last
Sunday. James has been confined to
the hospital for about four weeks
convalescing after a serious opera
ton for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Schlag OF
this state, were business VS.
itors in our city on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Bloss have sold
their grocery business at Flaxvlle.
They stopped over here for a day en-
route to Minnesota, where they VIII
spend most of the summer visiting
relatives and do considerable fish
ing. Mr.. Bloss has not fully de-
cided where or what his next bus
mess venture will be.
Mr.. Ingell, manager Of Winston q
Newell grocery at Minot, was here
on business first of the week.
Miss Francis Wheeler returned on
Tuesday from Walla Walla, Wash
ington, where she has been teach
ing this past year. Miss Wheeler has
been reelected for another year and
will spend her summer vacation in
Plentywood with her parents, and
sister, Miss Halle.
Your next mister-Lets' see q
straw hat for your type? Y bet we
have and at big reductions. We are
closing out our mems hats and caps,
johnson Store.
J.. S. Redden and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Mann were out at Roy
Mann's home to visit last Sunday.
Roy Guenther and Lloyd Krebs'
bach autoed over from Glendive Sun
day to spend the day with home folks
Mrs. R. 0. Nelson, daughter Mar
jorie, and Mrs. Frank Rooster were
here from Outlook on Monday to
have some dental work done.
Monday c. ]. Undhjem went to Bill
lings to attend the State Rexall con-
vention Tuesday. He is first vice.
president of the organization.
Cecil Bruce, connected with the
Westland Oil Co., at Minot, was here
looking after business first Of thu
week.
Thursday Grace Goodman returned
home from Stevensville, Montana
where she finished her second yea
of teaching. Miss Goodman has BEEF
engaged to teach in the city school
at Billings next year.
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