Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-04-02

the fQnGrAl OF EuN dlu 1laS. MI GIN
Mrs. Ed Gray with mother and bro
Their were the organizers of the Maud
Henderson Stock Co., with headquar-
tiers at Harlem. The Company is well
known here having made this place
annually for the past twenty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Slaght and
daughter left today for Mrs. Slaght's
home at Bismarck, n. D. where at
Easter there will be a home gathering
festival. All the children away at
school will be home and an enjoyable
time is anticipated.
Don't forget the First Annual Ma
sonic Dance April 18th. 1881. Every
body Welcome.
The second bazaar sponsored by
the Congregational Aid will be held
next Saturday April 4, in the building
where the new bakery will soon open
up. It is where the first bazaar vas
held. A bake sale with all kinds of
good things for Easter will be a great
feature. A special committee will
serve lunch during the day and ev-
ening.
Mrs. F. P. Peterson was able to be
taken home to Scobey Wednesday at
ter a stay of 70 weeks at the hospital
where she underwent a number of
major operations. The many friends
of the Peterson family congratulate
them upon Mrs. Peterson's recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Peterson went
to Opheim Monday to visit at the
NJ. Peterson home and will bring their
niece who is teaching near Opheim
back with them.
Frank Moon and Jack Brese of
Culbertson were business visitors in
our city on Saturday.
Mrs. Art A. Blase of Redstone was
a house guest of Mrs. c. B. Bull first
of the week.
Oatmeal in Bulk for Baby Chicks.
04c-Sorem & Co.
Miss Hazel Green who has had
charge of the White Barber Shop
beauty parlor left Sunday for Miles
City where she accepted a fine posi-
ton in one of the leading beauty
shops.
Alex Boyd is back home to look af-
ter farming interests west Of town.
The past winter he has been ear Me-
dicine Lake employed by the Email
gamated Sheep Co.
County surveyor George Wheeler
has been on the sick list for a few
days this week.
Jack Mclean and Curtis Stencil
jem arrived home Tuesday morning
from Bozeman where they attended
the U. The boys will help with the
farm work this spring and summer.
Mrs. G. E. Campbell and children
moved first of the week into an ap
artment in the Tom Kelly home. DR.
G. M. Hall rented the Campbell home
and office rooms and moved therein
April l.
Miss Christine Deck of Outlook ha:
taken charge Of the Moe Beauty
Parlor until the new operator arrives
from Great Falls. The lady coming
has had ample experience and come:
highly recommended.
First of the week the following
were courthouse business callers from
Medicine Lake, Victor Dangaard
Herman Soil, Karl Petersen and f
Peterson.
Ernie Ryan came in from the Wei
lever country on Tuesday to atten'
to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Palutske wer
in our city from their farm on tn
reservation south of Plentywood.
Sunday at 6 o'clock dinner Mr.. an
Mrs. Tom Lidahl entertained Mr.. an
Mrs. E. Antonson and family. Tn
evening was spent socially.
Beaulah Jean daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Ford Slaght was baptized las
Sunday at the Congregational churcI
Last Monday, Fred Hoffart drive
of one of the Outlook school buss,
came near having an accident tn;
might have been serious. 1t happent
three miles east of Outlook as a c;
coming to pass him the horses b.
came frightened, jumped to the 81,
and the buss tipped over. There was
coal heater and one of the fiftet
children in the bus was slightly bur
ed. All told it was a lucky outcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn IsaacsJn az
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Larson Of Gre,
ora, North Dakota we're visitors
the Luehr home last Sunday.