Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-02-27
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Miss Blanche Sherry was wei frol
Redstone on Saturday to visit at tn
c. B. Bull home and take in the sho'
and dance in the evening. She stage
over visiting friends until Monday.
L. &. Zeidler left Monday for Rock
well, Iowa, To visit relatives. Fror
there he expects to go to his oil
home in Wisconsin and also to Mad
ison where he will visit with his so
Gibson, who is a student at the Tn
i~versity of Wisconsin Mr.. Zeidle
expects to be gone about two weeks
For Richardson Coal phone % o
see Seth Taylor for immediate de
livery. Il.
Those coming from Havre to attent
the Fireman's Ball held last Satur
day night were: Carl Hoist and sol
Don, MIR. and Mrs. Dwight Callistel
and Hugh Sweeney. They returned
TO Havre Monday after having a two
days visit among their many friends
here.
Bob Morrisy of Culbertson was
looking after business matters here
the first of the week.
We make first mortgage loans ON
City property. Reasonable rates and
prepayment privileges. Write C. G.
Loiland, Scobey, Mont tt.
H. c. Nelson of Scobey who has
been looking after business matters at
Crisby and also spending several
days at Outlook, his former home,
was q county seat visitor over the
week end and while here attended the
Firemen's dance.
Peter Bruvold of Comertown who
had his foot badly scalded some time
ago was in the City Saturday to have
his foot treated.
Warren Hill, Genevieve Maxam,
Dorothy Haggart, Farrell Wilson and
Stewart Rose from Culbertson attend
ed the Firemans' Ball Saturday.
We make first mortgage loans on
City property. Reasonable rates and
prepayment privileges. Write C. G..
Loiland, Scobey, Mont. tt.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will serve
q public lunch in the church base
ment March 9th. Hostesses, Mes
danes Opgrande, Undhjem, Smith
and Kjelstrup. Everyone invited.
The Luther League had a large at
tendance and a good time at their
basket social held at the church base
ment Friday evening. The young
people Melted a liberal sum which will
be used for the betterment Of the
league.
Try a load of our Bear Creek Coal
in small egg or stove size at $40 per
ton. Large egg S11.5OALincoln
Lumber Co. ct
Mesdames Bert Daley and Lars
Barstad Of Redstone were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Bull.
While here they also took in the show
and dance Saturday evening.
There was a big attendance at the
Lutheran Aid Thursday afternoon
when Mrs. Joe Redmond was hostess
at her home. Seven new members
were added to the membership list.
Judge S. E. Paul and Court Repor-
ter E. S. Koser went to Wolf Point
Tuesday to hold law and motion day.
Fonny Triplet and Annastasia
Curran were in Saturday to take in
the show at the Orpheum and visit
at the home of Mrs. Ernest Davis.
Miss Curran is teaching the Two
Tree district school.
Try a load of our Bear Greek Coal
in small egg or stove size at $40 per
ton. Large egg $11.50-Lincoln
Lumber Co. Ct
The Misses Thelma and Anna were
here from Medicine Lake to spend a
couple of days with their sister, Mrs.
Harry DeSilvia.
Bill Pierce went to Wiliston on a
business trip last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gibbons came
up on the special Saturday evening
to enjoy the show and Fireman's
dance.
Auditor A. 0. Opgrande left last
Monday for Froid having spent SUM-
day at home.
Miss Violet Peterson, who has been
here as a house guest Of C. B. Peter
son and family for the past five
weeks, left Tuesday for Wolf Point
where she will visit a sister. From
there she will go to her home at Hal
stad, MINI.
County Demonstration Miss Vesta
Hanson returned Saturday from diff
points in Daniels county, where
she conducted demonstration meet
ings.
j. w. Mckee returned Saturday
Tappen, N. D., where he attend
ed his brothers funeral.
Saturday S. E. Paul returned from
Minot where he had been for a week
consulting an eye specialist.