Plentywood herald., 1930-03-20
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

-loiiooy w ~
ing on St. Patricks' Day.
I,enora Jones came in from the
ranch Friday evening to VISIT ner
friend. Phyllis Nelson, returning
home Saturday evening.
j. B. Alexander, superintendent OF
the Outlook schools was here on Fri
day on the stage. While here he at
tended to school matters and visited
at the county superintendent once.
John johnson was in from hls farm
east of Plentywood to take IN the
school play Friday evening at the
Temple.
We make first mortgage loans on
City property. Reasonable rates and
prepayment previleges- Write Z. u.
Loiland. Scobey, Mont IT,
Miss Vera Jensen of Westby ar
rived Saturday to assist Mrs. feter
Marion with the household duties at
the ranch.
Mrs. Henry Gronvold and daughter,
Martha. we're here from Antelope on
Thursday. Miss Martha had some
dental work attended to, while her
mother visited her sister. Mrs. FREQ
Ibsen 40
For Richardson Coal phone 2S or
.ae Seth Taylor for immediate de-
livery.
Mrs. F. ]. Fshbeck and children
spent few days visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Goodman
|. G. Zeidler returned TUESDAY
from a several weeks trip to the
eastern hardware markets. He also
made a pleasure trip out Of it by VS.
iting his son Gibson at Madison, WIS.,
his people at Milwaukee and ROCK
well, Iowa
We make first mortgage loans on
City property. Reasonable rates ano
prepayment privileges. Write Z. T.
Loiland, Scobey, Mont u.
County Attorney Grant Bakewen
went to Wolf Point Monday where ne
had a case in the district court
Johnson's Store is now featuring
large assortments OF Springs latest
fashions and quality merchandise IN
every department. Shop now while
assortments are at their best
Mrs. w. D. Roy left Friday FOR
Belgrade, this state, to visit her IA
ther and mother, Mr.. and Mrs }. W.
Marcy. Mr.. Marcy has been SICK
the greater part of the winter and
Mrs Marcy was taken suddenly Ill
first mart of the week, word has been
received from Mrs. Roy that her
mother is much improved.
Remember for Copper Carb and
Formaldehyde go to Plentywoods 8
Seed observation-disclosures Com
pany.
Joe Winters, the travelling wheat
buyer with headquarters at Ambrose
spent several days here this week
hobnohbing with the local grain deal
ers.
Editor Sherry of Redstone came
over from Raymond, on the stage
Wednesday enroute home from tr1r
to Whitehall and Outlook
JUST ARRIVED--A large ship,
ment of Alabastine Kalsomine. II
those walls should be retinted-se<
us.-Peterson Co.
Atty. l. j. Onstad returned IRON
Broadus on Friday, accompanied p3
his son, Atty. Chester Onstad, wh'
made his parents visit over Sunday
Miss Carol Heuck Of Westby ha.
accepted position as bookkeeper q
the Kienast garage.
r. f. Lang came over from WI
liston to spend Sunday and the sew
snteenth of March with his family.
Miss Goldie Baker is taking
weeks vacation from her duties at tn
West cafe
A carload of new Fords was receiv
ed at the Kienast garage the first Q
the week.
Atty. Paul Babcock went to Wol
Point Monday to attend to some leg'
matters.
Saturday Carl Brenden returne
from a three months trip to Chlcag
New York and Boston and other eas'
ern points Carl reports that NJ
much activity is manifested In tt
east in the building line.
Mrs. J. J. Gibbons Of Reserve WI
business visitor at Plentywood
Monday between trains.
County Supt. Miss Ethel Slngl
ton lett for Medicine Lake ON Tue
day where she will visit the schools
c. w. Anderson wholesale repr
sentative with headquarters at W
liston was here calling on local har
ware dealers on Tuesday.
George Abenroth from Outlook ie
for his home Wednesday having be
here under DR.. York's care Tor abo
two weeks. Mr.. Abenroth is We
much improved in health.
H. L. Larson returned Saturd
from an extended business trip In
Glendive country and points on
main line
Commencing Saturday March
we will give pair OF ful-fashior
silk hose with every pair of $500