Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-03-13
COALRDCE

Coalridge-Marvin Torgerson re-
turned Saturday from a few weeks
visit with the Charley Ehry Jr. ia
mily and other acquaintance in the
Sand Hill country, and the Oscar
Torstensen folks Of Dagmar.
Mrs. Fred Brentleson served Sun
day dinner to: Mrs. Florence Willard
and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Brentleson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Brentleson.
Mrs. Laura Chapman is a week end
visitor at the home of here relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs Deb Chapman.
Saturday evening Mrs. Lizzie Davis
and Mrs. Emil Hueth jointly enter
tanned the Whist Club at the latters
home. Cards were played at five
tables. that resulted in prizes 60
ing to Mrs. Maude Olson and John
Murphy for holding high scores. The
consolation prizes went to Ethel
Graves and Emil Hueth and the Free
for All was won by Dolphy Lobdell.
The following regular members were
absent at their meeting: Miller and
Willard Matheson. The new visit
ors were: Rudolph Stephen ST., and
Marvin Torgerson Refreshments
We're served at midnight followed by
dancing. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Guenther have given the club the
privilege of using their home
as ameeting place March Is.
Christ and Sam Sampson and An
drew Anderson were in Grenora Mon
day transacting business and brought
out a truck load of feed.
Marvin Weer was a week end
guest of Osca Thorstensen in Dag
mar.
On Monday Marvin accompanied
Mr.. Thbrstenson on ma~il-route num-
Der 2 and assisted in opening up a
car road.
Knute Johnson was hauling straw
from the Albert Ator farm home
Thursday.
Mrs. Martha Hill, who has visited
with her daughter Annie Guenther
the past two weeks left Monday for
Plentywood via Coalridge where she
will spend a few days, with her
daughter Ethel Graves. Doris Cbnger
will accompany Mrs. Hill to Plenty
wood for a stay with relatives.
Mrs. Albert Ator received word of
the sudden death of her aged Grand
father James Reager February % at
his home in Retsil, Wash Mr.. Rea-
ger was a Civil War Veteran and the
father Of Mrs. E. w. Guenther a well
known former Coalridge Lady who
moved to Idaho from here two years
ago.
Dolphy Lobdell made two trips to
Grenora by truck last week for
freight for the local store.
Miss Harriet Olson left Sunday for
Antelope to continue her High school
work after recuperating from an ap-
pendicitis operation. Miss Harriet
will make her home during the
school term with Carol Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mn~rhy were
pleasantly surprised Saturday even
ing when a few neighboring friends
dropped in for a game of whist. The
party included: Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Brentleson and Clarice, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Stephen and sons, Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Hueth. The high
couple score was held by Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Brentleson.
Another little group whist party
was that on Monday night at the At
or home in honor Of Albert Ator.
Cards were played at two tables.
Those participating were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Guenther, William Flu
stoch, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Guenther,
Miss Helen Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Ator.
Bert Guenther and Mrs. Ator held
high scores for the evenings play.
Lunch was served at eleven o'clock.
Mrs. William Lobdell had as her
guests on Monday. Margaret Ste
phen.
Alice Chapman was an ove night
visitor on Friday Of Ethel Hueth-
Miss Alice returned home on Satur-
day.
Louise Chapman was calling on
Mrs. Olson Wednesday.
Bert Guenther and Albert Ator
drove by team to Reserve Friday
where they boarded the train for
Plentywood. The Messers attended to
legal business at the court house and
returned on the afternoon train.
While in town they enjoyed dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guenther.