Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-07-03

MeOlclnc Ldke-E. VI. IcIciooH' VI
| Medicine Lake, journeyed by car to
Shand. Sask., last Thursday, return
ing Saturday, where they looked after
his farming interests In that terri
tory.
! Miss Florence Eddie, of Crane
!, Forks, spent the past week visiting
| with Miss Helen French, of Medicine
Lake, returning Friday to Grand
Forks.
The Congregational Church and
| Sunday school held a picnic at the
Dewey H5ort farm east of town, on
| Wednesday Of last week. Stands were
erected, and mid the smoking grease,
Hot Dog Sandwiches were turned out
in grand fashion. Baseball games,
and horseshoe bouts were in progress
during the day. Everyone attended,
and the picnic was acclaimed a great
success
Mrs. H. B. Cloud, and son John,
spent a few days last week visiting
with friends here.
Mr.. Schmitz and son, of Froid
spent a few days in the Lake visiting
friends last week. Mr.. Schmitz has
recently undergone some serious oper-
ations, and is still using the old cane.
The Misses Helen Schnitzler, Ad-
elaide, and Happy Butler were Med
- 1x1 .,%o~c Oo+,,rIou
TIL Catholic Church held Commun-
ion on Saturday Of last week.
Occie Hagen, of Culbertson, spent
Friday evening in Medicine Lake, Wis
ting friends.
John Bowler, formerly of Plenty
wod, and now residing at Glendive,
was a Medicine Lake visitor over the
week end. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowler had
the great misfortune to lose their lit
tie daughter Carol, aged three, only
this last week. Little Carol had been
| delicate and ailing for some time. Our
sympathy goes out to the bereaved
family.
Lionel Opgrande visited with
friends here on Monday and Tuesday
Of this week.
Oscar Stromberg, Of Medicine Lake,
is doing some neat sign painting in
that city this week. Mr.. Stromberg is
well known in these parts.
The Medicine Lake Golf Club had to
call off their intended tournament
with Culbertson last Sunday on ac-
count of rain and stormy weather.
For the past two weeks Sisters
Lawrence and Stanislaus, of the Ur-
saline Acadamy of Great Falls, assist
ed by Father Tracy, have been hold
ing Catholic Bible School, in the local
Catholic Church. The attendance has
been very good, as many as ninety
eight pupils receiving instruction.
Pupils attending from Bainville, Nc
Cabe, Froid and from all the terri
tory Whereabouts. The School session
ended Saturday, when eight children
took their First Communion.
On Tuesday, the oath day of June,
Miss Elizabeth Schmitz, Of Medicine
Lake, and MI. Albert Muller, Of Gre
nora, North Dakota, were united in
marriage by Father Tracy. Miss Hell
en- Reuter- attended the bride, and the
groom's brother, Alphonse Muller,
was the Best Man.
The bride was attired entirely in
| white, and carried a large bouquet of
pink and white roses. The Brides
maid wore an ensemble Of yellow, and
carried a bouquet Of Sweet Peas.
After the ceremony, a Wedding
Breakfast was served at the home OF
the Brides parents. A Wedding dance,
given by the Grobm's parents, on
Tuesday evening, was we'll attended,
and a good time was had by all.
The many friends Of the young
couple wish them every happiness and
all good luck.
Miss Irene Waldron was a Froid
and Culbertson visitor Monday even
ing.
On Friday evening, a party OF
young folks from Medicine Lake, con-
sisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Hort, Mr..
and Mrs. Enoch Land, Alice Hort,
Helen French, Josie Johnson anr Mar
jorie Markuson, went to Brush Lake,
to picnic and swim. A sudden shower
brought them home early, but a
pleasant time was had by all.
Miss Irene Waldrnn snent Sunday