Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-02-28
REDSTONE

day. They went to by Daleview an,
report the roads very poor. Ro,
traded teams while at Eddie Potter,
home north of Whitehall.
Mrs. Mann. who has been nursing
a the Glen Ingel home, returned t.
Plentywood on Monday.
The Community Club met in the
church basement Saturday. Mrs. De
Evelyn acted as hostess and servec
a delicious lunch.
The Ladies' Aid will serve a lunch.
con in the bank building on Saturday
March End. Mrs. Tango and Mrs
Albers will act as ~hostesses. Every
one is cordially invited.
Mrs. NJ. H. Callahan called at the
Don Lassing home on Monday.
Mrs. Mervin is visiting at the home
Of her mother, Grandma Jordan this
week. Her daughter, Mrs. Willard,
is also visiting Grandma.
Many have been taking advantage
of the letup in the weather to haul
coal and feed. Many coal piles were
surely decreasing at an amazing
rate.
The speaking contest put on at the
Redstone school house was very sue
cessful. The readings were all very
well given and it vas quite hard to
decide the winners. However the
judges, Mrs. DeEvelyn, Miss Levy
and Miss Craighead announced the
following as winners: First prize
Girls: Luverne Callahan, Second, Lu-
ellie Hanson; Third, Helen Sherry.
Boys-First Homer Loucks; Second,
Milo Skordal; Third Selmer Skordal
Fourth Alfred Tango; Fifth, Leo Mo
min; Sixth Donald Title. A total
sum of SIP was divided among the
winners. The first prize being $3.50.
Rash Burnham made a business
call at the Cleveland home on Thurs
day.
Roy Potter drove a sleighload out
to Frank Bucklin home on Saturday
evening. The event was Frank Jr.'s
seventeenth birthday. Games and
cards were played, the boys also en-
joyed skiing behind Buds fast sad
die horse. Mrs. Egger served a very
fine unch at midnight The guests
were MIR. and Mrs. NORM and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Cleveland and
son Leo, Mrs. Straton and Messrs.
Ben, John and ichael Harrington.
Les Bedwell made a trip south of
town on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Tibbets went
to Plentywood by train on Friday and
returned Saturday. They visited at
the C. C. johnson home. The John
ons enjoyed their trip south very
much but even at that "Old Montana"
looked pretty good to them and they
are glad to be back
Rex Otis spent the week end in
town enjoying the various muse
ments.
Mrs. Clyde Potter and IONS visited
at the Cleveland home on Monday.
Roy Potter made a trip south on
Sunday afternoon. He returned Miss
Frank to her home. MI. and Mrs. S.
P. Cornelius and Miss Matkin en-
joyed the ~sleighride also. Miss Frank
spent the week end visiting Miss
Matkin.
Mrs. Stratton and daughter Evan
geline called on Mrs. E. E. Engebret-
son on Monday afternoon.
Clyde Potter is assisting at the
coal mine for "a few days.
Mr.. NORM, assisted by M. N. Strait
Ton put down the new linoleum and
rug at the M. E. church on Saturday
We are glad to say it makes the
iook a great deal better.
DOU Laws Wdo Ill IOWH from Iiic
Matkin ranch on Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Potter and Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Cleveland and small
sons enjoyed a sleigh ride on Sun
day afternoon. 1t was certainly a
Iovely day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Burke returned
from IAN extended visit on Monday.
Roy Potter drove them out to their
Wolf Creek home that afternoon.
Mrs. NORM is on the sick list this
| week.
Herman Callahan broke the road
to Plentywood last week. He said
hey weren't bad only in a few
places.
Messrs F. j. Sherry, Martin Skor-
Jal and Rash Burnham were Plenty
wood visitors on Monday of this
week. Martin Skordal went down to
consult a doctor about his hand. He
has blood poisoning in it. We hope
to hear of his rapid recovery.
Sunday school and church were
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