Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-07-07

OILY < IitpRlS ~ AlLo0 a
here on business Wednesday.
Christ Christensen of Daleviev
was a Plentywood visitor Tuesday
TIM Aslakson of Redstene was 1
business caller here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Van Hee re-
turned Tuesday evening from a few
days at Sidney. visiting with Mrs.
Van Hee's relatives.
Miss Florence Nelson was hostess
to a number of friends Thursday ev-
ening at a bridge party at her home
Mr.. and. Mrs. Bob Ferris and Mr..
and Mrs Paul Kurtz are vacationing
for . week at Lake Gayle Cana
da-
Mr.. AMI Mrs. C. r. Wilson and ia
mily spent a few days last week
visiting with Mr. Wilson's parents
a. NooAinL W. H.
Mrs Fred Ibsen and children,
Mrs Peter Marion and Nancy Mar
ron were dinner guests of Mrs. F.
G. Fishbeck, Wednesday.
Mrs Bert Lynn and children of
Wliiston are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Lynn's mother, Mrs. Ella
Hunt and her sister Mrs. Eli Mailer.
Sunday morning the Ray White,
Frank Glenther, Ed PeHersan,land
Cecil Gidley's left for Fish Lake
They are camping in the Northwest
Service store cottages while there.
Mr. alnd Mrs. Bromberg Of Scobey
are visiting with friends in Plenty
wood. Louie is taking Bob Ferris
place as section foreman while Mr..
Ferris is on his vacation.
Ghancey Jackson left Tuesday
morning for Chicago where he will
receive examination at a Veterans
hospital Mrs. jackson is visiting
relatives at Williston during his
absence
Mr.. and Mrs. l. G. Zeidler, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Peterson, Mr.. and
Mrs Lou Helm and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
T. Palutzke spent the fourth at the
Peter Beveridge ranch near Red
stone.
Mrs. Hazel Anderson and the
Misses Nancy Marion and Margaret
Farmer returned last Wednesday
from 8 three weeks vacation at yar-
bous points in the western par of
the state.
Mrs Hattie Lenhart Of Nora
Springs, and Mrs. Frank Dillage of
Waterloo, Iowa are visiting with
relatives here. Mrs. Lenhart is q
sister of Mrs. Ed Belanski and Mrs
Dillage is a sister of Elmer Good
CT.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Void left on
Thursday morning for Mansfield, S.
ID where they will visit with Mrs.
VoIds sister. They were accompan-
led by Lucille, Cello and Wilmet
Toftness who will make their h,me
in the future with Mrs. Vold's sis
ter.
Word was received Sunday morn
ing by Mrs. L. K. Helm that Mrs.
Floyd Sunderland was killed in an
accident in Los Angeles.
No particulars were re-
Mrs Floyd. Sunderland is q
sister-in-law of Mrs. Helm and has
many friends in Plentywood.
Thursday evening MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Goodman were hosts at a din
ner. The guests were MIR. and Mrs.
Dan Macintosh and son of Minidok-
kas Idaho, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Matkin and daughter of Redstope,
Judd Matkin and Edie Matkin. After
dinner old time music was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs Macintosh left Tues
day for their home at Minidokka. !.
Garnet Johnson of Plentywood and
Arthur Brekkus of Norma, N. D.,
were united in marriage, Tuesday,
June I'll, at the groom's home in
Norma.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs LAls Johnson and has many
friends here She received distinc-
lion as a member of the 1881 gra-
iuating class by receiving the med
Il awarded each year by the Amer
can Legion Auxiliary. The groom is