Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-10-17
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The Week of Oct. Goth.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Christianson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fadness were
in Fleetwood from their farm home
at Wanso, Wednesday to do some
shopping.
Miss Irene Capriva was a week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Brockley. Miss Capriva also at
ended the teachers meeting Friday
and Saturday.
Ruth and Clarence Polling, Miss
Goldie Baker and Herbert Marshall
all of Grenora were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Luehr Sunday and Mon
day.
The Isaak Walton league will
meet at the County Agents office
next Mondy evening. All members
are urgently requested to be there.
Lunch will be served.
Mrs. /. f. Miller is enjoying a visit
from her mother Mrs. Casseeberg,
rom Malta, while Mr.. Miller is away
With the Peterson brothers on a
goose hunt in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kallack of Re-
erve were here Tuesdy calling at the
home of l.. E. Rue. The Kallacks
ire just back from a three weeks
rip to the western part of Montana.
Mrs. J. A. Davis and Mrs. ]. H.
Davis went out to the Reservation
anch Friday evening, returning
Monday morning in time for Helen
20 go to school.
Mrs. Carrie Chalmers accompanied
Mrs. Ernest Hoist and son Don to
Iavre on Wednesday to make an x
ended visit. Mrs. Hoist had been
ere for a few days visiting.
Miss Gladys Groin and Miss Gla-
lys Dodge were here to attend the
eaohers meeting and visited over
'unday at the Myrtle donaldson
home.
Miss Grace Drager has gone to her
home at Wilmar, Mimi, on a three
weeks vacation from her duties at
he City Cafe. Mrs. Victoria Sedi-
ice is taking Miss Grace's place
while she is gone.
Vern Little, one of the first set
lers in this community, was here
rom Outlook the first of the week.
Iern gave our office a call and incl
lently giving US two dollars for a
-ierald renewal.
The following member of the C. d.
f A. went to Wolf Point last Friday
0 take in the installation and BAN
iuet of their order: Mrs. R. f. Lang,
hrs. A. F. Ziebarth, Mrs. Phil lie
arth, Mrs. j. A. Palubicki and Mrs.
{. Franc Murray.
Monday R. E. Lang received the
,ews that Mrs. Duggan, mother of
'lrs. Lang, had died that morning at
%lustin, MINI. Mrs. Duggan was the
'ictim of a stroke attack a month
go, constantly getting weaker until
she finally passed away.
Sunday Mrs. Mollie johnson, Mrs.
e. Madden and the Misses Nordgren,
Rusdahl and Dyste enjoyed a picnic
Inner at the Richardson Park near
Antelope. To make a day out of it,
hey drove around to Grenora coming
home on the east road.
Miss Imelda Darby, who is teach
ng the south school of Dist. 20, was
in to attend the teachers institute
Friday and Saturday. She stayed
over Sunday to visit Miss Anna
Weinschrott, who is making hen
aome with Mr.. and Mrs. D. H
Moore.
Mrs. T. Westernes and son Tony
accompanied by John Hagen of Col.
lmbus N. D., were here this weel
| listing at the c. j. Undhjem home
They also went to Outlook to visi1
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A.. Doe. Mrs. West,
| ernes is a sister of Mr.. Undhjem ant
| Mrs. Doe.
The old time dance given at Red
| stone by the E. and C. Union was
| big success and drew a big crowd
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Goodman ant
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Bull were Their
from Plentywood. Forrest Goodman
Jim Flemming and Miss Gwen Mat
kin furnished the music.
E. z. Morse of Big Sandy and Mrs
NJ. C. Lehner of Great Falls, VIII
have been here the past week %visitin,
at the l. E. Shippee and D. w. Doc
" homes, left Monday for their re
spective homes. Mrs. Shippee accom-
)anied them and will visit her sister
Mrs. Morse at Big Sandy, and viii
also spend a few weeks with he
sister, Mrs. Lehner at Great Falls.
The eighth grade and four hig'
school girls joined the Camp Fir
Girls on October 2, Miss Mathney su
pervising as guardian.
The members are: Winnifred An
herman, Alice Barner, Florenc
Boulds Gwendolyn Christianson, Nil
bred Erikson, Harry Hareland, Avi
Koike, Alive Paske, Karolina Peter
sen, Lenore Reiger, Freida Reas.