Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-12-24

Home for Holidays
Arnold Peterson, a sophomore at
the State University arrived home
from Missoula last Friday to spend
the holidays with his parnts.
Business Caller
Ray KRUGER from Williston and
W. D. Carlson of Wolf Point were
business callers in the city Wednes-
day in the interests of the Montana
Dakota Power Company.
Trip to Washington
DR.. J. C. Storkan was called to
Longview, Washington last week to
serve as a witness in the divorce ac-
ton of DR.. and Mrs. Sells, former
residents of Plentywood.
At Fathers Bedside
L. S. Olsen, editor of the Herald,
left by train last Saturday for Hud-
son, Wis, to visit his aged father who
has been very seriouly i'll for the past
few weeks.
Glasgow Lineman Here
Raymond S. Waitham, lineman for
the Mountain State Telephone Co.,
from Glasgow was here doing some
special work for the local branch on
Wednesday.
Entertains Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nelson will
have as their guests Christmas day
Mrs. C. S. Nelson of this city and
Mrs. Nelson's mother, Mrs. Thorson
of Mohall, N. Oak.
In Scobey and Wolf Point
District Judge S. E. Paul, together
with his court reporter E. S. Koser
left Tuesday for Scobey and Wolf
Point to fill regular dates for law
and motion hearings.
Inspect New Building
A large number of local people
gave the new school an in inspection
Sunday. Everyone is agreeable and
surprised and very much pleased with
the new building.
Goes to Sidney
Viggo Peterson and his brother
Nels took a truck load of oil to Sid
ney for the Farmers Oil Co, and
spent the week end visiting with re-
latives at Savage.
Christmas Party
The Misses Wort, Johnson and Risa
were hostesses at a Christmas party
Wednesday evening to the members
Of the Sewing Club. The affair was
given at their suite of rooms in ths
Grand View Hotel.
Visitors at Moe Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Anker, Mel.
Olson and family, Ole Void and ia,
mily, Oscar Wagnild and family were
visitors at the L. j. Moe home Thurs
day evening.
Dinner Bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Nelson wer'
hosts at a dinner bridge Friday even
ing. There were twelve guests and tn
bridge honors were Won by Mrs. An
ma Holland and A. F. Mclean.
School Program
Friday evening Miss Blanche Glaz
closed her school with a fine pro
!, gram previous to their two weeks hol
iday vacation. Miss Glaze will spen'
her vacation at her home in Antel
ope.
CulbertsOn Attorney Visitor
Attorney j. E. Rucker of Culbert
son was here Monday attending tn
trial of Charles Tipp vs.. John W. Ro
heard before Hon. S. E. Paul, Distric
Judge
. Supt. Here
H. D. Mccullough, superintendent
9 of the Fort Peck Indian Reservatio
and Mr.. Berry of Washington, D. c
called on local representatives Of tn
Red Cross with reference 10 aid gran,
, ed towards the government.
Goes to Chinook
Miss Florence Nelson, operator
the local telephone exchange, left @
the afternoon train Tuesday for CHR
ook, Mont, where she will visit wit
friends over the holidays.
Post Land Sale Notices
Sheriff Hans Madsen and Me
Madsen, clerk and recorder made
trip to Medicine Lake, Dagmar ar
C~oalridge Tuesday morning to 20
Notices Of Land Sale.
In Havre Hospital
The Rev. FIR. Pratchner, who h,
been i'll at Great Falls with the f
the past two weeks, was reported
patient in the Sacred Heart hospit
at Havre the first Of this week.