Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-03-17

for two weeks with an attack of the
flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Stenehiem au.
toed DO Wlliston Sunday to visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. STEM
ehjem.
knute Hovet of Antelope attended
the dedication of the new school house
Saturday and visited his sister Miss
Ann Hovet-
Mrs. Hugh Jones, son Leland and
daughter Olive we've here from the
farm to spend the week end at the
John H. Davis home.
Business visitors in Plentywood
this week from Redstone were H. H.
Knudon, j. w. Bucklin, John Almers,
Fred and Jim Kanning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Grimsrud of
Antelope were business visitors in
Plentywood on Tuesday. They made
the Ibsen family a visit.
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Lloyd Christianson, Clarence CLAUS
and C. G. D'Evelyn of Redstone, ac-
companied Ralph Lund to Minot on
Monday to attend the district meet
ing of the Westland Oil Company.
Mrs. Anna Heland accompanied
Chester Onstad to Billings last week
where che will visit the O. S. Gullick-
on family before she returns TO her
home at Seattle, Washington.
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Mrs. Jennie Marcy left for her
home at Belgrade, Montana, Friday.
Mrs. Marcy had been visiting DR..
w. D. Roy and her daughter Mrs.
Roy for the past four months.
Those who attended the funeral
for Niels C. lessen at Dagmar
Sunday from Plentywood, were Niels
Madsen, C. Christensen Mr. and
Mr.. Hans Rasmussen and Andrew
Hansen.
Tuesday evening Mrs. L. G. Peter
ION entertained her club at her home.
There were two tables in play at
The hostess served a one
plate luncheon at the conclusion of
card games.
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Mr.. and Mrs. O. b. Hoven were
from Antelope Monday evening
attend the Washington Bicenten-
nal program sponsored by the Am
.rican Legion Auxiliary at the high
chool auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Richardson and
frs. Nellie SaNton were over from
antelope Monday evening and were
cry much delighted with the pro-
ram sponsored by the Legion Aux
larry given at the high school audi |
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Mrs. V. Cybulski took her six year
Id son James to Rochester Wednes-
ay last week for medical aid. The $
.ybulski eve months baby is hav- '
10 taken care OF at the Harold Mum :
home during Mrs. Cybulski's abb !
snce. $
Erwin Marsh, Leo Marsh went to
mot Monday to attend a school be :
e sponsored by the Westland Oil
O., and is being conducted by How !,
]. Pile, editor of the Chek- Chart.
Pile is a national authority ON
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Mrs. Chas. Dahlin and two children
tt for Kelvin Friday to spend a
eek with Mr.. Dahlin who is en-
Dyed at the Kelvin G. NJ. depot On
r return home Mrs. Dahlin will
OPP over a few days to visit a sister =
Glasgow.
Miss Katherine McNulty is NOV Y
6 into her cottage this week, near
e 0. M. Donaldson residence. Miss +
cNulty returned from Minneapolis q,
out six weeks ago and has been
sting at the G. F. McNulty home Z
ring this time. @
Mike Fink and family moved their ~
nsehold goods to Outlook the first Y
the week, where they W a home.
ley have rented their home here, )
d Mr.. Fink will assist his three Z
rs in their farming operations near
this year.
Complimenting Mrs. J. C. Storkan =
her birthday Friday evening, Mrs.
G. Fishbeck entertained a number
Mrs. Storkan's friends at a bridge
,cheon- Three tables Of bridge
re in play and the high honors
: high cor went to Miss Helen
and Mrs. G. w. Peterson.
IS. Storkan received the honored
est gift.
Nelson, one of the pioneer far
RS OF the county, who lives east
Homestead, was ~transacting bus !.
IS in the county seat Monday. Mr..
lson says that conditions this win
are about as depressed as any {
ne since he settled IN this country
1907, but he is looking forward
IN much hope toward q good spring
! big crop next fall
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