Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-01-02

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day and Saturday.
Thorvald Brekke, teacher of tn
Wankel School called at the Count.
seat on Monday. Mr. Brekke spen
his vacation with his parents nea
Antelope.
Mrs. Hazel Anderson is back t
her work at the Ingwalson store af
ter being sick with the flu for nearl.
two weeks.
Mrs. Ben Schlag and daughte
Florence of Redstone is spending
few days here visiting the Georg'
Stringer and c. B, Bull families.
Reintan and daughter Clara, Mrs
Chas. Hendricks, Henry Ator ant
family We're here from South of Plen
tywood to do some final holiday shop
ping and greet friends.
Harold Hanish who has been re
lieving the cashier at the Saco depot
for the past two weeks is here t.
spend the holidays with his wife ant
parents.
Miss Elenore Stambaugh who
graduated from the Billings norma.
in December has been employed tc
ill the vacancy in the Cookery school,
caused by the resignation Of Miss
jamie Nelson. Miss Stamaugh com
nenced her work January
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Michels, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. R. Denzer, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Smith, Vernon Michels and Andy
Hansen all neighbors of the Kisler
family we're here to attend the Peter
Kisler funeral on Friday.
We r glad to note that Miss
Mary Botten who is teaching at
Comertown has recovered from an
attack of the flu which prevented
her from spending the holiday vaca-
ton at her home near Antelope.
Mrs. Meta Robinson and Miss Mabel
Nordgren returned from Helena on
Monday after attending the delegate
assembly. The Misses Linda Hall
Irne Murphy and Clara Folsom, the
other three delegates from u coun-
" stayed in Great Falls for a few
days to visit and see the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Peterson are
here visiting Miss Gertie Peterson
this week. They came here from
Scobey where they had been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Bromberg since be-
fore Christmas. After their visit
here they will return to their home
east of Antelope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Mizera and ia
mily, from Tagus, North Dakota, who
spent the Christmas holidays here
visiting relatives, the Edward G, Pc
erson family, returned home Mon
day.
Mrs. j. j. Gibbons of Reserve was
in Plentywood between trains Mon
day.
Jack Gaines from Outlook was
here on Friday last week, having a
badly cut hand treated by DR.. Faw-
cett. He was cutting wood when the
accident happened.
In the big Outlook fire which wiped
out the Bank and Kahle's store, Lloyd
Homme had the misfortune of losing
two fine saxaphones and a radio. His
loss amounted to several hundred
dollars without any insurance.
Elwood House, the Outlook wrest-
Ter went to Ismay, Montana, to put
on a wrestling match during the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. j.. J. Morgan and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hans Henderson were here
Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Morgan
who is quite elderly, recently slipped
on some ice and broke one of her
wrists, and is having same treated,
but is able to travel too and fro from
her home instead of staying at the
hospital.
J. l.. Serum, one of our merchants,
is spending a few days at Grenora,
N. d., visiting his daughter there.
During his absence Owen Howe is
taking his place at the store.
Raymond Homme of Outlook came
over to Plentywood Saturday evening
to consult with DR.. Fawcett. 1t was
found that he had an abscess on one
knee, resulting from a fall in a bas-
ketball game. He is getting along
first rate.