Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-01-08

Mabel Nelson, who is making hel
home at the C. w. Peterson home
while attending school here, is bacl
after spending the holidays with he.
people at Gladmar, Sask.
Friday, Mrs. f. S. Koser and chill
dren. Sheldon and Marjory returned
from a weeks visit with Mr.. koser's
parents at Medicine Lake.
Mrs. f. f. Stambaugh is on the
amend after being sick for a week at
her home.
L. C. and c. w. Peterson went to
Opheim on Saturday in the interest
of Peterson Co. holdings.
Sunday Miss Katherine Marion
took her sister Miss Nancy to her
school north west of Scobey. Nancy
was home on a two weeks vacation.
Miss Julia Palubicki who has been
nursing at Detroit, Mich, the past
year is home on a visit with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Palubicki.
Sunday the following were elected
as officers of the Alter Society for
this coming year: President Mrs. j.
C. Storkan, Vice President, Mrs. G.
Blackwell, Treasurer, Miss Isabel
Braden, Secretary Mrs. F. j. Murray.
The new officers will have charge of
their next meeting.
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Mrs. Don Trower of Scobey has
been here for a week with her baby
who is a pneumonia patient at the
hospital. The baby is recovering and
will soon be able to be taken home.
Friday Jack Mclean, Roy Homme
Curtis Stenehjem, Gibson Zeidler and
Archie Hunt left for Bozeman to take
up their school work. The same day
Robert Zeidler and Arnold Peterson
left for Missoula to be ready to re-
sumo the school work on Monday.
Nels Olson, Mrs. O. T. Benson and
Herbert Benson from the north our
try were in Plentywood on Tuesday
to do shopping.
Frank Rice and family moved this
week into the residence recently va
Gated by Avery Roser and family.
Mr.. Rice is connected with the North
west Service Store.
Sunday night Miss Hulda Iron
son received a message that a friend
of hers was instantly killed near his
home at Enderlin, N. d., at a railroad
crossing. There were two in the a
and the unfortunate mans compan-
ion was just slightly injured. Miss
Thomson left Sunday night for her
home at Enderlin. Miss Linda Hall
is substituting for Miss Thomson this
week, teaching the sixth grade.
Mrs. Forrest Goodman and son
Judson took the Misses Grace and
Lucille to Billings on Saturday. Miss
Grace is teaching at Billings and Lu-
ellie is attending business college.
The young ladies had been home dur
ing their two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Forman and
daughter Mary Jane, Joe Redmond,
Mrs. Peter Marion were in Williston
Saturday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. James Redmond. Mrs. Red
mond was a mother of Joe Redmond
and Mrs. Fred Forman and during
the latter past months made her home
with a son at Williston.
Phyllis Nelson spent a few days
last week visiting at the home of
Mrs. Bob Richardson.
Saturday Miss Ada Wort returned
fom her home near Billings. Miss
Wort was away from her county dem
onstration work taking a months va
cation.
Rev. Avery assistant superintend-
ent of the Congregational Churches
of Montana was here on Tuesday He
also visited the other Congregational
churches in the neighborhood.
Mrs. Sid Jordan and Miss Abbie