Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-05-15
COALRDCE

Coalridge-Mrs. Polling, mother OF
Mrs. Lon Myers was taken to the
Williston hospital Friday where she
was imediately operated for q burst
ed appendix by DR.. Wright, formerly
of Grenora. Although Mrs. Polling Is
quite elderly and her case . serious
ano xlIsopos1d So psq1odsl s! GUS quo
of danger at this writing.
Mira. Clarence Chapman was nost-
"A. to the C. l. F. Club on Thursday
afternoon at her home. Bridge gave
diversion prior to the business hour a.
which Mrs. Emil Hueth and Mrs. Al
bert Ator had high score .
Ae 2:9O several more members ar
rived and the game was changed 70
what at two tables. Mrs. Martha
Hill was a non-member guest n mrs.
Maude Olson was taken in as . reg
ular member. The next gathering will
be on May Is with Mrs. Albert Ator.
Rudolph Stephen Jr. was a town
caller Thursday afternoon from his
home near Brush Lake.
Miss Paul Matheson was absent
from school on Tuesday due to the
serious illness Of her mother. MN.
Matheson, however was able to leave
her bed the latter part OF the week.
Mrs. Math Ottenbreit and daughter
Anna and Elizebath visited Wednes-
day with Mrs. C. E. Chapman. Mrs.
Ernest Chapman and children
also callers at tho C. E. Chapman
home on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deb Chapman took
M,x. Axel Swanson to Wolf Point the
first Of the week where Mrs. Swanson
will undergo q Doctors examination.
Mrs. Lizzie Davis, Martha Hill, Eth
81 Conper and Harold Guenther e
in Plentywood Thursday morning at
tending to business at the u
house.
Miss Helen Miller Of Devils Lake,
teacher at the Roosevelt school CLOS
ed a most successful term OF school
by giving a picnic Fl the pupils and
parents in the Ehry coulee on Friday
afternoon. Thirty three pupils, par
ents and guests were present to enjoy
the afternoon. Miss Miller expects to
leave for her home Tuesday and her
absence will be keenly regretted by
the host Of friends she has made
here during her school year.
Little Martha, baby daughter OF
Mino Harshburger is residing with
her cousins, the Writ Harshburger
family, during the busy season.
Simon Swanson an electrician from
Plentywood was doing some wiring at
the P. NJ. Olson home on Friday. MAX
Hueth also of Plentywood accompan-
led Mr.. Swanson and while here VS.
tied with old acquaintances.
Mr.. Ignats Freisz, father of Mrs.
Math Ottenbreit is a patient at the
Williston hospital, suffering from a
severe case Of erysipelas. MI.
Freises condition is reported as crit
ical at this time.
The Messers Charley and Frank
Rur.iey and Clarence Young contem-
plate leaving here Monday by car
hoping to find employment further
west.
The parents and pupils Of the Hoven
school are working on q program to
be given in remembrance Of Mothers
Day.
Several families report having
heard the "Merry Tunes Of Barefoot
Boy" in person Monday morning on
a certain school section south east OF
town. The morning was exceptionally
quiet and the merry note could be
heard within the radius Of a mile &C.
companied by the steady grind OF the
John Deere and a meadow larks warb-
bling notes here and there made all
together a pleasing song. We wish
we had more Monday Blues" chas-
ers like you, "Joe."
Mrs. John Mourtensen OF Brush
Lake called on Mrs. Harold Guen-
Their Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Lizzie Davis took Sam Torger-
son to the Sand Hills Friday to look
after his horses. They returned the
same day.
Harry Grier was a county seat call
err the first Of the week.
The Floyd, Howard, Milo and Har-
old Chapman boys walked down to the
Ator home Saturday to visit and play
with Dallas.
On Friday while doing the evening
farm chores Bert Guenther met with
a painful, and what hight have easily
have been a fatal accident when hs
was kicked in the chest, directly over
the heart by one Of the most trusty!
old farm horses. Mrs. Guenther and
Miss Miller were standing in the house
door when the accident occurred ana
succeeded in getting the partially IN
conscious victim into the house wne9e
first aid treatment was given Assoc
from bruises and intense soreness IN
breathing Bert u getting along nco-
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