Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-04-11

Carl Hole, Of Reserve purchased
6 Ford VS. from the Karlson Motor
Company this week.
Mrs. l. C. Peterson and son Don
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis spent
| Saturday In Williston. Mr.. Davis
mother lives at Williston.
Just try them on. You'll see that
our new dresses are decidedly smart
and so Different" Prices $2.95 to
$50. Johnson's Store. adv.
The Misses Barnice Roble. Thora
Lervold and Barnadine Prader, of
the local school staff spent Saturday
in Williston visiting friends.
Miller's annual 2 for / sale will or
ficially open here Saturday, April 20.
The concerns ad of the event ap-
pears on page s OF this weeks
Herald.
Lynne Peters Of the Herald staff
spent the week end in Williston, as
sisting ON the Williston Herald. He
returned to Plentywood Monday.
Mrs. Ralph Alfsen Of Reserve, who
has been a medical patient at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital was able
to leave for her home Sunday.
The art exhibit held at the Ameri-
can Legion hall Saturday, sponsored
by the American Legion Auxiliary,
was well attended. Art work by Mrs.
Carl Tango of Outlook was exhibited.
The Evangelical Church Is laying
a new floor in their Church Parlors
and making other improvements this
week. The work is being donated by
members.
Morris Reinertson Is spending
a few days in the city visiting at the
home of his parents and with friends.
'fMose" Is employed at Glasgow. He
will return to Glasgow today.
The annual senior ball will be held
at the high school auditorium Friday
evening, April 26. The annual Junior
prom and banquet will be held May
Is at the school.
Miss Christine Deck has gone to
Minneapolis for a short visit with
friends. During her absence Miss
Margaret Cybulski Is employed at
the Moe Beauty and Barber Shoppe.
John Angvick, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lars Angvick OF Reserve, Is a medi-
cal patient at the Sheridan Memoir
ial hospital. He was brought here
Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Crawford, formerly OF
Plentywood, now living at Williston,
was here several days this week Wis
iting friends and attending to her
farming interests in this section.
Louis Moe left Wednesday morn
ing for Minneapolis on a short bust
ness trip. MI. Moe will drive back a
new car purchased through the Karl
son Motor Company.
Elmer Stambaugh is confined to his
home near Plentywood this week
with a severe attack OF influenza.
Elmer's many friends wish him q
speedy recovery.
DR.. and Mrs. Cecil NJ. Hall have
gone to Detroit, Michigan and upon
their return to PlentywOOd will drive
back a new Ford coupe pur Jhased
through the Plentywood Ford Dealer.
The Evangelical Ladies Aid will
hold their regular monthly meeting
at the Church ParlOrs Wednesday
afternoon, April II. Mrs. H. M. Hen
erickson and Mrs. Floyd and William
willard will be the h~OStesses.
George OVERLY returned to Fort
Peck Tuesday having spent a few
days visiting with his family and at
tending to business matters. Mr..
OVERLY Is employed as a carpenter
by the Mason & Walsh contractors.
VIM. Gottlieb is here renewing ac-
Quaintances this week He arrived
Tuesday from Seattle. Mr.. GOttlleb
recently disposed OF his business In
terests in Seattle. He will be In Plen-
tywood the balance OF the week.
"A L. RoSer and Archie Bolster
went to Glasgow Sunday to attend a
meeting OF J. &C. Penney Co. manag-
ers and employees. Managers from
the Wolf Point, Glasgow, Plentywood
and Malta stores were present
The district convention of the
American Legion will be held at
| Medicine Lake, May IS, according to
present plans. The boys Of the Lake
post are making elaborate plans for
the affair.
Alfred Shea was in the city from
Raymond Monday. Mr.. Shea and fam
lily lett this week for Great Falls,
where they plan to make their home.
An auction sale was held recently at
the Shea farm and they disposed OF
their property.
Leo Donaldson went to MinOt on
Wednesday and returned with a long
wheel-base Ford truck purchased
through the agency here. Leo, In
partnership with Gene AntOnSon plan
to start a trucking line from Plenty
wood to Williston. They plan to
start operating soon.
--- 1911 A.