Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-03-26

Monday Rep. K. K. LELAND and Ole
Hoven were business visitirs in Plen-
tywood during the afternoon.
Permanent Wave Sale-for $6, s.
and $40 commencing this week and
ending Wednesday. April Is; both
Croquinole and Spiral.-DeLuxe Beau
ty Parlor, P~1entywod, Phone a..
Ford Slaght returned to teaching
teaching duties last Monday after be-
ing confined to his home for three
weeks on account of sickness. The
first two weeks Lawrence Fairwea-
Their had charge Of Mr.. Slaght's
classes and the last week Howard
Nelson, a senior class member an
swered to the title of prof"
Lawrence Fairweather is substitu-
ting in the Antelope school for a few
weeks. One of the teachers in the high
school being sick.
D. NJ. Machines, one of the Wolf
Creek pioneers was a court house WIS.,
itor first Of the week. +
A deputy U. S. Marshal Of Great
Falls. was here on Monday attending
to business.
A. Riba was threshing alfalfa and
pats at his farm place Monday and
Tuesday. AS yet Gus has given no re-
port of yield.
Sunday the following from Plenty
wood helped celebrate the silver we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ras-
mussen at Dagmar. Mr.. and Mrs. Nils
Madsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Viggo Peter
son, Gertie, Ethel and Gladys Peter
son. The celebration tok place at the
Dagmar hall where an appropriate
program was given also the serving
of a sumptuous dinner.
Joe Wirtzberger of Westby was in
our city calling ON friends at the
courthouse last Tuesday.
Rex. Otis is spending several days
in Plentywood visiting old friends.
Glen Ingels and Russell Wigmore Of
Redstone were business visitors here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Goff from the
east country spent Tuesday afternoon
shopping and visiting in Plentywood.
Supt. Miss Marjorie Markuson re-
turned Saturday from Helena where
she attended the State county Sup
erintendents convention.
James Connole of Reserve is here
for a few days visiting at the c.. F.
McNulty home.
Mrs. H. l.. Larson who has been a
patient at the Trinity hospital at Mi
not for the past six weeks had an
other major operation Sunday. Mrs.
Brandborg of Raymond was in Minot
during the operation as well as her
daughter Miss Helen. Mr.. Larson who
is sick in Minneapolis is gettinng
some better and hopes to soon be
able to come to Minot.
H. D. Moore and family spent Sun
day at the home of MI. and Mrs. c.
Larter near Outlook.
Hank Hendrickson is having one OF
his cottages moved onto a basement
that was completed last summer. 1t
is located on Border street.
Mrs. Albina Pickett and family are
moving into their home on Second
ave. west.
Martin Homme and Grant Stoner
we're here from Outlook on Tuesday
to do some shopping and call on ole
friends.
Frank Loucks is having the inter,
Tor Of his residence remodeled and
porch added to the north side Car
Lund is doing the work.
Paul Kitterman is busy getting thu
office ready by the first Of the month
for the occupancy of the county at
torney. The offices r north of tht
Ford Garage.
Theo. Hansen, F. E. Deck, son Ma
and daughter Christine returned frs
of the week from a business trip t.
Minneapolis.
Ben N. Benson was among the Me
dicine Lake visitors here first Of tn
week.
Farmers are very busy these day
getting ready for spring work, and il
another week with the present wea
Their there will be hundreds Of outfits
at work in the fields.
A public supper is being served a
the Congregational church today. 4
special committee in charge.
Percy Nelson the aviation exper