Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-02-19

Their husbands attended the Masoni
meeting.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Strand an
Henry Knutson gave a surprise part,
in honor of Club Biggley. Twenty
four young folks enjoyed whist un
til IL o'clock. The one who helt
high score were Violet States ant
Edgar Skordal. Consolation went t.
Areva Callahan and Woodrow Han
son A very delightful lunch was serv
ed after which the guests enjoyed
dancing until 2 o'clock.
H. n. Husemann of Williston was
up this week on business. He is au'
ditor for the Great Northern.
Miss Huffman and Prof. Boyo
spent Thursday evening visiting the
Whitehall teachers at their apart
ments.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Daley were hosts at a Sunday dinner
The guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Albers, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grant,
Mr.. and Mrs. DeEvelyn, Misses Lecy,
Davidson and Gepson.
The Bridge Club met at Mrs. Lecy's
Tuesday evening. Miss Gypson won
high honors and Mrs. DeEvelyn won
consolation. Meanwhile the gentlemen
were enjoying card games at the Al
bers home. Mrs. DeEvelyn had the
misfortune to lose her consolation
prize but finally succeeded in regain
ing possession.
Mr.. Britton was in town this week
in interest of the Montana's Child
rem Home Society at Helena. He
gave an interesting talk to the school
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wigmore and
Phyllis drove to the home of Mrs.
Wigmore's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaines of Navajo Tuesday evening.
After supper they drove over to Flax
vile for the basket ball game.
A number of friends were enter
tanned at the Guy Wigmore home on
ewing this week in honor Of Nh and
Mrs. Roy Peterson and daughter.
Elmer Cole and Jack Wagner of
Daleview were visitors in town on
Thursday.
On Wednesday evening the Plen-
tywood Town Team came up all for a
real basket ball game. No one seem
ed to know anything about a date be-
ing made for a game. But finally it
was discovered that Russ Wigmore
had promised them a game for Wed
nesday night. But Rus was no where
to be found CD Finally Ray Shervey
acting as manager got together a few
players. The game resulted in a walk
away for Plentywood with a score of
9 to 33. The next time we would very
much appreciated if Russ will kind
ly remember the dates he makes and
inform the team-at least come in at
the last moment to play. So Russ,
don't forget that old think cap" next
time.
The High School basket ball team
went to Flaxville Friday night for
their last game Of the season. The
boys were ~hopelessly outplayed. The
Flaxville boys won by a score Of s
to %. The HON e boys didn't lack
support but they did lack pep. The
following families were among those
from here who attended the game:
Jens Tango, Emanuel States, H. H.
Loucks, Guy Wigmore, Asa Barnes,
H. A. Cleveland, John Albers, Frank
Bucklin, Baldur Jensen, also the Miss
es Williams, Gepson, Huffman and a
number of other boys and girls, men
and ONE In fact everyone went
that could possibly get a ride. We were
sorry to lose the game but have high
hopes of winning more games next
year if the boys can still have the
excellent coaching they have receiv-
ed this school term. Mr.. Boyd has
done wonders and if we were not han
dicapped by lack of a hall he could
have a fine team for the coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Peterson were
guests of honor at a dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Bradstad Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark DeEvelyn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wigmore were the
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.. Cleveland and
son Cecil, Gordon and Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Stratton, Eva and Dickie
spent a very enjoyable Sunday af-
ternon and evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Art johnson of Nava-
10.
Quite a large crowd attended Luz
theran services Sunday afternoon.
Misses Delvina Garneau, Virginia
Garneau, Gladys Garneau, James
Garneau and Knute Knutson attended
the party and dance given in honor
Of Lloyd Michaels at the Micheals
home Friday evening. An enjoyable
time was had by all. The Allen boys
furnished very good music and the
lunch served was more than delicious.
Dinner guests at the Harry Gray
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. J.
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