Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-01-23
LOCAL
HApPEMNGS

Harold Hanish returned from
Havre on Tuesday after working a
the G. N. depot two weeks.
Miss Olive Good left for Great
Falls after being a guests Of Mrs
Pete Stewart for five weeks.
Viggo Peterson returned first OF the
week from Dagmar where he spent q
week visiting his brother and friends,
]. G. Vierling went to Medicine
Lake last week TO attend to business
matters for the Kienast Motor Co.
Roy Shirvey, the garage mar at
Redstone, was a business caller in our
city Monday.
"Our January Clearance is in full
swing"
We have several broken lots OF
shoes, values to $3.50 priced to sell
at S1.9S to 1898. What's our loss is
your gain-ohnsons Store.
Mrs. Ben Schlag, who has been
here taking treatments from DR.. Ed
York, returned home on Monday.
VIM. Sinners spent several days on
the farm visiting his daughter Mrs.
Paulman the past week.
For Richardson Coal phone % or
see Seth Taylor for immediate de-
livery. t.
Mrs. E. I. Miller left Saturday for
Malta to make her mother Mrs. Cas-.
selberg a couple Of weeks visit
Lionel Opgrande was here from
Medicine Lake for a couple of days
this week visiting at the home of his
brother A. 0. Opgrande.
We make first mortgage loans on
City property. Reasonable rates and
prepayment privileges. Write c. G.
Loiland, Scobey, Mont #.
c. r. Kienast went to Minot Mon
day to attend the Ford dealers Con-
v%ention held there on Tuesday. He
returned home Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Hansen returned to
Flaxville on Tuesday after assisting
with the book work at Ingwalson's
for the past two weeks.
Don Losing and wife Of Redstone
came over from Redstone on Monday
on business matters. They returned
homa the following day.
Mrs. Warren G. Smith and two
daughters left for their home at Sea-
tile last Friday. Mrs. Smith has been
hse visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest Goldman and sister Mr..
F. j. Fshbeck for about five weeks.
Must clean up our stocks Of Lad
les winter coats and dresses, so we
are offering them at a reduction Of
25 per cent to IS per cent discount.
All good styles at Johnsons Store.
Rev. F. J. Bott left Monday for
Billings to attend the Evangelical
Church conference theld there this
week. Rev. Bott is expected back
next Saturday.
Tuesday Joe Baker, living fifteen
miles north Of Plentywood went to
Rochester, Mimi, where he viii re
ceive surgical attention at the Mayo
hospital.
We make first mortgage loans on
City property. Reasonable rates and
prepayment privileges. Write C. G.
Loiland, Scobey, Montana Il.
Bill Chandler was in from the Mat
kin ranch near Redstone Monday. He
says that Dallas Matkin lost thirty
five head Of sheep from eating clover
that was not properly cured.
A. 0. Opgrande took in the sights
at Westby for several days. He had
been o. a business trip on the main
line and thot best to take the short
est route home which was the 500.
The 500 refused to take him further
than Westby and after several days
wait, no sign Of a move, he got a
farmer with horses, bobsleigh and a
couple Of shovels and started for
Plentywood. It took them all day to
get here and the hometown hooked
good to Oscar. He says he'll stay
away from the 500 until the grass is
green.
Tuesday between trains, Mrs. Thor
Thorson Of Antelope was in our city
to do some shopping and calling on
friends.