Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-09-20

Mrs. Peter Marion, daughter
Katherine and Miss Mable VOTERS
visited at the George HOLMAN home
near Welliver Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Alma Arnett-daughter Wilma
and Miss Rose Hagen of Culbertson
we're here to spend Sunday with
Mrs. Carrie Chalmers.
Lloyd Duffy of Fargo is attending
to business matters here this week
and incidentally calling on old time
friends and schoolmates.
Ed Battleson and Ernest Peterson
spent Sunday with the Peterson
brothers. They went duck hunting
while here.
Marvin and Lew Peterson from OPP
helm spent Sunday with their bro
theirs All and Cal and while here went
duck hunting.
The Miss or Lady who wants some
thing new, something smart, in Fall
dresses, should shop in oT dress
department.-Johnsons Store.
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs.
Earle A. Clifford may be interested
to know that they have christened
their baby daughter Shirley Louise.
Mrs. Arthur Ziebarth returned last
Saturday from Columbus, Wis,
where she spent a two weeks vaca-
| ton with relatives and friends.
Hazel Westphal, who has been a
patient at the local hospital the
past two weeks, was able to leave for
her home in Outlook today.
Miss Marie Baragry, special nurse
from Minot, who has been assisting
at the Memorial hospital, left Satur-
day for her home.
Mrs. Oscar Christianson and baby
were discharged from the hospital
last Saturday. Mrs. Christensen
lives near Westby.
Avery Roser, manager of the j. c.
L eiliity SlOIt aPic iclt SATURDAY loI
| St. Paul, where he will attend the
j. C. Penney semi-annual buying
convention.
Peter Marion left last Saturday
for Deer Lodge, where he will attend
| to business matters. Mr.. Marion is
also transacting business in Butte
and Missoula.
Lynn York, son of DR.. and Mrs.
f. E. York of this city. left Tuesday
for Minneapolis, where he will enter
as a freshman in the University of
Minnesota.
Mrs. E. C. Hoist and son Don
went to Havre Friday, remaining
over Sunday, as guests of Mr.. Hoist,
who is employed in the G. N. Super
intendent's office.
Monday evening Miss Mary Kim
ball, home economics instructor and
Miss Elizabeth Baker, librarian, were
hostesses at a duck dinner at the
Thomas Kelly home. Several of the
school teachers were guests.
Tuesday Mrs. Carrie Chalmers ac-
companied Myrtle Donaldson and
Mrs. Ben Johnson to Culbertson,
where they boarded No. 2 for Minot-
Mrs. Chalmers returned to Plenty
wood in the afternoon.
Mrs. L. E. Helm was hostess at a
enc o'clock luncheon Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. Marion Steele. Cards
were played after lunch, Mrs. F. G.
Fishbeck receiving high prize. Mrs.
Steele was presented with a guest
prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Waller of Ante
lope were pleasantly surprised when
a number of friends staged a fare
well party for them. A purse was
made up and presented to the hon
ored couple, as a remembrance of the
occasion. The Walters are leaving
soon for Portland, Ore, where they
expect to locate.
Mrs. M. J.. Palubecki and son,
Theodore, left last Sunday evening by
way of ~Culbertson, to eastern cities
Mrs. Palubecki went to Fargo where
she will be admitted to the st. Johns
hospital for further medical care
Theodore went on to Milwaukee, Wis.
where he will resume his medica,
course at Marquette University.