Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-11-13
LOCAL
HAPPENING

MI. anu MIS-. OHdS. LdIlSl anu tNt
children were visitors at the C. w
Peterson home on Tuesday. Mr.
Larter returned home Wednesday
leaving Mrs. Larter and the children
here until Sunday when he will come
for them.
Mrs. Ovidia Bailey and son Sammy
of Williston have been house guests
of Mrs. L. C. Peterson the past
week.
Some of the smaruest and finest
clothes for baby may be found at
Johnsons Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Davis, daugh-
ter Helen, Mrs. NJ. S. Nelson and son
Morris spent Sunday with relatives
and friends at Williston.
The R. R. LELAND, Ed Iverson and
Grimsrude families were in Plenty
wood Sunday to attend the reception
for Rev. and Mrs. Simunson, given at
the Lutheran Church
The following were here from Gull
bertson Sunday to attend the show
at the Orpheum, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Smith, Idell Manning, Bert Sopee and
Rose Hagen.
Miss Clarabel Malcolm returned
Saturday from Billings to where she
went this fall to attend school. Miss
Malcolm was taken with appendicit-
is and underwent an operation. She
will stay home until she has fully
recovered.
Rev. Oehlerking, presiding elder of
the Evangelical church vas here for
the regular conference on Saturday
and Sunday.
Ernest Hoist, son Don and Mrs.
Carrie Chalmers came here by auto
Saturday to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Hoist and the Donaldson families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brumpton and
Mrs. Robert Kenney, formerly Win
ona Wankel, are here from Miles City
to spend a week visiting relatives and
friends. The Brumptons have recent
" returned from an extended east
ern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barstad of Re-
serve left Friday for Seattle. They
will spend the winter in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Neville have NOV
ed into the Reidenour home until the
Reidenours return from California in
the spring.
l.. C. Reidenour and family left on
Friday by car for Los Angeles where
they will sped the winter. Mr.. Reid
en- ur has not been in the best Of
health the past year and is in hopes
that a change of climate will be for
the better.
Perfect lingerie for fall, soc and up
at Johnsons Store.
Tuesday afternoon the C~ongrega-
ional Aid had a business meeting at
the church and elected their officers
for the coming year as follows. Chair
man, Mrs. 0. J.. Collins, Vice Chair
man, Mrs. c. S. Nelson, Secy. Mrs. R.
Frank, Treas, Mrs. F. M. Jasper.
Father Leahy and Father O'Rourke
returned last Of the week from Great
Falls where they attended the con-
s~ecration ceremonies Of the Ri. Rev.
O'Hara new bishop of the Great Falls
diocese.
AL Hanson and family Of Crosby,
N. d., were here to spend the das
with the Helgeson family.
Sig Nelson of Westby made the
county seat a visit on Monday and
talking over the election outcome with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DIETRICH spent
several hours in our city on Monday
taking advantage to sales offered by
our business places.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Tibbets of Red
stone accompanied by Mrs. c. c.
Johnston and son Bobbie spent Sat
turday and Sunday at Minot.
Leora Lodahl, who is making her
home at the H. M. Goodman home
while attending school went to her
home at Dagmar for a visit and was
taken sick causing a weeks absence
from school.
/ Lot Mems dark winter caps
going at half price.-Splendid values
at Johnsons Store.
Mrs. johnson spent several days
here visiting her sister Mrs. H. Sa-
chow and family prior to leaving for
the western coast to spend the win
ter.
Mrs. Peters arrived here from Bill
lings on Thursday last week to spend
a few weeks with the H. M. Good
man family. Mrs. Peters made this
special trip to get acquainted with
her grand son Forrest, born Novem-
Der LIST, 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Rasmussen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ibsen were in
Dagmar Sunday to attend the funer-
al Of Mrs. E. F. Madsen. Mr.. Mad
sen died last spring. The Madsen's
were the first settlers in the Dagmar
country and were the organizers of
the Danish colony.
Harold Hanisch who has been in