Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-10-12

matters.
The Blaine Robinson family are
moving into their new homedhis
week on Jackson street. Their fer
mer home on the present sltelsas
destroyed by fire a year ago while
the family were visiting relatives IN
Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jensen drove
to Minot Sunday. returning Tuesday
Mr. Jensen conferred with some con-
tractors while there.
F. L. Roquette of the Winget-
kiekernack Co.. was calling at John
sons Store Wednesday. Mrs. johnson
handles his line of goods.
Peter Stewart is putting in a fuh
cement basement under the build
ing he recently purchased from John.
VOTERS on main street.
- Mat Stein, auditor of the Westland
Oil company was in the city Wednes-
day.
Carload of mixed choice Mime
sofa vegetables on sale at Riba's
bank building. Get your supply
now. Guy Grove and Dofy Brothers
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Brandborg of
Colgan, n. Oak, were visitors here
Wednesday. Mrs. Brandborg Is a sis
ter of Mr.. Harry Larson.
Mrs. Charles Johnson of Westby
was a visitor in the city Wednesday
Mrs. Johnson is the Herald's cor
respondent from Westby and vicin-
ity
Judge S. E. Paul and his court
reporter. E. s. Koser, left Monday
for Scobey where the judge is hav-
ing his regular law and motion
dav. From there they went 10 Wolf
Point.
All Mems, Women's and Child
ren's Shoes and Overshoes going at
u price. JOHNSON's STORE
Ida Peterson returned Tuesday
from a three weeks. visit In Mis-
soula and other Montana cities.
She accompanied her son Arnold 10
MissouIa. Arnold is a senior this
wear at the state university.
]. O. Brensdal. north Antelope
farmer was in the city Tuesday.
He had with him his usual number
of new political stories which al
ways bring many a hearty laugh
from listeners.
Ole Riser. pioneer farmer living
in the extreme southwest corner oil
the county, was calling on friends
in Plentywood Wednesday. Mr. Ris-
er says the crop out in his section
was not anything to brag about. but
he isn't complaining.
ing Co, of Sidney Was In the city
Monday calling on his local repre-
sentative, Phil Zeibarth OF the DC.
cident Elevator. He left some very
useful cook books to be distributed
to the local grocery stores then
handed out to every purchaser of
a sack OF flour.
Mrs. J. G.. johnson, Mrs. r. Lun-
deval and Mrs Forrest Ford of SEQ
hey accompanied the Worthy Grand
Matron Mrs. Mae Pierier. OF Butte
to Plentywood Wednesday after
noon In time to attend the lunch
con given In her honor by the Of
ficers OF Ora Y Plata Chapter No.
SIS.
A number OF Antelope friends to-
gether with Plentywood friends
of Mrs. Leo Donaldson compliment
ting her at a shower Saturday af-
iernoon in the Catholic church par
Tors. Cards were played during the
afternoon and at s o'clock a delic-
ious lunch was served. Mrs. Donald
son was the recipient of many love
ly gifts.
Misses Anna Hovet, Gertrude Pc
terson and Cora Risa returned last
Friday from their vacation trip to
the Worlds Fair. They spent more
than a week In Chicago, and report
a most enjoyable time. except for
being caught In one OF the windy
city's record-breaking downpourf
and being forced to seek refuge be-
meath Hollywood capes. They served
the purpose satisfactorily, but Ger
tie declares they're just made for
short people
About thirty men from this
neighborhood made up a big hunt
ing party last Wednesday and
Thursday at Goose Lake, south OF
Westby. They reported hunting
wasn't so very good although they
managed to bring down enough
ducks for two big feeds. The par
ty included Hank Krebsbach, chief
cook and general promoter, DIR.
Gustafson with Art Gnstafson and
John Ivan OF Bainville, his guests,
Frank Smith, G.. F.. Moore. DIR.
Hall, Brit Chandler. w. r. Fellows.
Irwin Marsh, Lars Angvick and
Carl Hole of Reserve, Otto Hen
erickson of near Antelope and Art
LANCER was the right hand OF Hank
Krebsbach. Everyone had a SPLEEN
did time with many tales of .how
the big ones flew the highest and
out of range OF their worthy guns"