Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-08-07

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Eastern Star. at Redstone Sa 4rday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Buzzard attend
ed the dance at Redstone Saturday
night. They were seen going home
in the wee sma' hours.
Mr.. an Mrs. Gilmer Peterson and
children of Minneapolis visited rel
atives and friends around Outlook
and Redstone last week.
Mrs. George Buzzard and daughter
and Bill Blizzard returned from Col
orado Friday evening. Mrs. Buz-
Yards father was still very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lundeen from
Avondale, were visiting relatives
over the week end.
Robert West slipped off the grade
north of Plentywood Saturday after
the rain, with a truck load Of flour.
No one hurt.
Vera Goodlaxon came home Satur-
day from Minot. Verona, who has
been visiting her for the past week
returned with her.
Clifford Tooke who has been Wis
iting friends here for some time, re-
turned to his home in Antler, N. D..
Tuesday.
Chester Hanson, had a birthday.
his ninth. the II of July. The guests
were Gordon Tango, Carol Olson, Bill
ly Wunderlich, Arthur Jones, Harry
House, and Jimmy Harris. The boys
enjoyed the good eats and reported
a big time.
The Booster Club girls are giving
a play entitled 4Thats One on Bilp'
August 8th. For the benefit of tina
school.
Martin Homme and boys returned
Saturday from a visit in various
parts of Minnesota and North Dako-
ia.
The Outlook Baseball team PLAYED
IN b%engeugh, Canada Sunday. The
score was 10 in favor of Outlook.
Mr.. Cookery went to Minot. N. D..
Monday.
Mr.. f. Harris and son Jimmy.
went to Minot. Friday. From there
they expect to go to Judith Basin.
Kenneth Morris returned home on
Monday from the Plentywood hospi-
tai.
r. 6. Mills and Adam Giraffe, call
ed on W. J.. Reed and Herman Huzer
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Schlvesser and
daughters, Louise and Katherine Of
Oakland, California are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. %Simonette. Mrs. Schlves-
ser is a sister of Mrs. Simonette and
used to reside at Westby.
The Misses Gladys Lindhe, and vi
olet Hatvick entertained a party of
young people Sunday afternoon at
the Lindhe home. The guests were
Myrtle and Harry White Mildred
Harck, Vera and Clarence Grave,
: Norma Bjerke, Leonard Morgan, Coy,
r la Peterson, Ralph Kohler. Julia Err.
eth, O1ris Wagnild, Conrad and Ag.
mes Benson, Wa,lac. and Rueoen Mel.
son, Frances Back, Margaret Lun-
deem, Barbara LELAND, Luein Mel
son. Lena Often, Johnny ? Olaf
Ihorson. A gorgeous lunch WAS pro-
vlded, games were played and the
party was pronounced a grand sue
cess.
Student Thorson started q paro-
chlal school for the Lutherans Mon
day.
Barbara LELAND is spending the
week end in town, visiting friends.
The guests at the Outlook Hotel
! Hotel for the past week are D. Car.
penter, Poplar; H. Sorenson, Willis
ton; George Elanbour and son Waldo,
Williston; W, M. Amundson, Minot
VIM. MacKenroth, Minot; Ralph
Lund Plentywood; Cameron Mac
Donald, Butte; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Nelson and daughter, Kenmare.
Ole johnson and L. E. Ripley took
in the "talkies" at Flaxville on Sun
day night.
4 Miss Seraphina Kohler is helping
Mrs. Udy.
Mrs. Lefsky. and family of Omaha,
e Nebraska, arrived Thursday to visit
lat the X. NELLIE home.
W. Anhalt went to Westby Friday
to attend his mothers funeral. She
had been i'll for some time. She died
: at Mankato, MINI.
Andy Nest was a brentwood Wis
4 itor Thursday.
! Mrs. Bill Hass' father left for his
home in Minneapolis on Saturday.
|, Mr.. an Mrs. Earl Nickerson and
: family, Herman White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur LELAND and family and Mrs.
F.. Harris, Price and Gerald spent
Sunday at the Ray Morris home.
4 Misses Ruth Olson and Gladys and
Dagny Void have been visiting in
Havre for the past two weeks and
will leave for the park in. the neal
future.
Jack Stewart, Tom Dubry and Wal