Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-07-23
Dead Line August LIST

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Subscribers to the Herald must re-
new before the evening of August
1st in order TO take advantage of our
generous offer Of 81 for one year or
S1.90 for two years. New subscribers
should also take advantage of this
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Enfertains-
Mrs. j. A Johnson entertained at
breakfast Wednesday at 9 a M. with
following guests present: Rev. and
Mrs. S. 0. S%imundson and Miss Mar
lie Simundson of Kinyon, Minnesota,
Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Otte of Zululand,
South Africa, Rev. and Mrs. O. M.
Simundson, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. E.
Helgeson and Mrs. A. o. Opgrande
of P~lentywood and Mrs. Opgrande's
mother of Halstad, Minnesota and
Mrs. Anna Holland of Seattle, Wash
ington.
Store Managers Meet
A. L. Roser, local manager Of the
J. C. Penney store went to Wolf Point
Sunday where he met with the Pen
ney store managers of that city,
Glasgow and Malta and held a gen.
eral discussion of the present condi-
ton, as we'll as doing some fall buy
ing.
Former Resident Here
X. 0. Carlson, former Sheridan
county resident, but now residing at
Billings is here with his family call
ing on their numerous Plentywood and
Redstone friends. Mr.. Carlson was
with the Farmers and Merchants
State Bank here but is now block man
for the J. l. Case Co., in the Billings
territory.
Return from Minneapolis
Grant Blackwell and wife returned
from their vacation on Tuesday eve
ming. They spent most of their time
visiting with their daughter and SON.
in-law in Minneapolis, and becoming
acquainted with their grand child.
New Subscribers
Amongst those who called at The
Herald office on Tuesday this week
to renew or to subscribe were Mrs.
Ethel Charlesworth, Medicine Lake;
M. P. Jackson and w. P. Carlson of
Plentywood; f. H. Wendt, Raymond;
Sen. Lars Angvick, Reserve; Rep.
Andrew LELAND, Outlook; Samuel
Smith, R~edstone; Peter Mack, Conner
town; Jens Ibsen, Dooley and Svend
Peterson Of Dagmar. This is a fair
idea of how they come in every day
now to take advantage Of the reduc-
ed subscription price which will be in
effect for only a little more than a
week yet. Get yours in before it is
too late.
Will Visit at Sidney
Mrs. A. M. Peterson, son Curtis of
Portland, Oregon and her sister Miss
Christine Ohnstad of Alamo, N. d.,
who have been guests at the L.. S. Oh
sen home departed On Friday for Sid
ney, to visit friends there.
Glasgow Visitor Here
Dale Smith, the genial delivery boy
with the Northwest Service store in
Glasgow passed through Plentywood
Monday on his way to the Service
store cabin on the shores Of Fish
Lake, Canada, where he will spend
his vacation. While here he visited
with the Frank Rice family.
Visitors at Frank Rice Home
Elmer Hanger and family of Nash
ua and the Ed Pendergast family of
Wolf Point, visited at the Frank Rice
home Sunday enroute homeward af-
ter a two weeks vacation at Fish Lake
Canada. They are connected with the
Northwest Service stores in their re-
spective home towns.
Hold Picnic
The Degree Of Honor Juvenile Pic
mic for July will be held OF Wildwood
Park Monday, July 81. Ice Cream will
be furnished to all Juveniles by their
Lodge.
Dinner Guests at Johnston Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Borden of In
ternational Falls, Minnesota; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Daley and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Tibbetts Of Rdlstone were dinner
guests at the C. C. Johnston home
on Sunday.
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Entertains-
Mrs. Louis Moe entertained at a
five o'clock luncheon Friday and Mrs.
s.. Klovstad gave a luncheon Tuesday
complimenting Mrs. Anna Holland,
Mrs. 0. S. Simunlson and Miss Mar
lie Simundson.