Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-04

f, Wednesday hast week, Mrs. P. j.
Collins of Raymond was admitted to
the local hospital for medical treat
ment.
Sunday, Mrs. w. H. Paulman mo-
tored to Wlliston to meet Mr.. Paul
man who returned from his fathers
funeral at Arlington, MINI.
Sunday, Rev. and Mrs. o. M. SIM
undson left for Minnesota. They
will spend a months vacation visit
ing with relatives.
Myrtle Donaldson took Grace
Bauge and daughter Betty to Minot
Monday evening, from which point
they will go to Ames, Iowa for a
two weeks visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Marvin Chaplin of
Minneapolis arrived Wednesday to
visit with relatives. Mrs. Chaplin
will be remembered as the former
Grace Goodman.
Mrs. John A. Davis of Portland,
formerly of Plentywood is visiting
friends and her sons John Davis on
the reservation and Bill Davis of
Scobey.
Mary Jane Forman returned Fri
day from a few weeks at Minot,
where she has been visiting at the
home of her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Fired Decker.
Mrs. A. B. Hankey of Minneapolis
is a guest of Mrs. F. G. Fishbeck
while visiting friends and attending
to business matters. Mrs. Hankey
accompanied Mrs. johnson and Miss
Ruby here.
Ed Rinquist returned Tuesday ev-
ening from Minot, where he has
spent the past two weeks receiving
medical attention for his eyes. Mr..
Rinquist had the misfortune to get
gasoline in them some time Ago..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rice left on
Sunday morning for Fish Lake,
Canada, where they will enjoy a
weeks vacation. They were joined by
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hauge of Wolf
| Point and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Law
! son Of Poplar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances McNulty
returned from Tuxton, Arizona
i where they have made their home
for the past year. Enroute to Plen-
tywood they visited at the A. j.
Garneau home in San Francisco,
California.
Samuel Smith, who has spent
/ several weeks looking after farming
interests near Rdstone, left Mon
day for his home in Selby, S. Dak.,
Mr.. Smith has been superintendent
e Of schools in Selby since leaving
Scoby in 1928 and will now move to
Wakpala, S. Oak, to assume the
position of superintendent there.
H.. R. Blair of Raymond was a
business visitor in Plentywood, on
Monday. He states that the severe
It hailsborm Sunday Just missed his
farm, passing to the south Of his
NJ QIdGey dilu tIbdI SGfSIkNl IdI HIS 7IIthSil-
boring his were completely hailed
out. Mr.. Blair says that the hail was
i piled up nearly a foot deep in the
e road, for quite a while after the
n storm, and that pellets were fully
as large as hens eggs.
d Albert Almberg of Archer return
X ed to Plentywood last Thursday
from the Veterans hospital at Fort
Harrison. Mr.. Almberg has been re
ceiving medical treatment at the
IN hospital for the past several months
If and reports that he is now feeling
fine He is very high in his praise
of the Accommodations, and states
that patients receive the best of
n tare. Mr.. Aln1berg left this week
t. for Fargo, N. Oak, where he will
e spend sone timea visiting an uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Moore and
lie family and Donald Peterson return
ldl ed Friday from a three weeks va
Is cation trip to Minnesota. They Wis
tied at the home of Mrs. Moore's
mother and other relatives near
Re Fergus Falls, as well as spending
m | some ClHe at IefHIuJi anu rdTbU
They also report that fishing in the
Minnesota lakes was not very sue
c~essful, las members of the finny
tribe are on a strict diet during
n July, and refuse to bite.
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