Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-05-12
AROUND the TOWN

The Misses Helen French, Marjor-
lie Markuson, Ruth johnson and Mrs.
Uriel King visited at the Willard
Markuson home in Dooley Tuesday
evening.
NJ. j.. Stein of Minot, auditor Of
the Westland Oil Company, spent a
few days in P~lentywood on business
last week. Mr.. Stein is a former
Plentywood resident
A few friends of Mary Sue Moore
helped her celebrate her fifth birth
day Thursday afternoon. The guests
had an enjoyable time and Mary
Sues mother served them a dainty
luncheon.
The Congregational Sunday school
children had a Mothers Day pro-
gram Sunday morning which wlas
well attended. Next Sunday they
are having a Children's Day pro-
gram to which everyone is welcome.
The L. D. R. entertained their
mothers and the w. NJ. F. to a love-
ly banquet at the Lutheran Church,
was decorated in green and white
and covers were laid for sixty. A
three course dinner was served.
Louis Marsh of the Welliver coun-
try was a business caller in town on
Tuesday. He was accompanied by
Miss Bertha Ross who arrived this
week to spend the summer months
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lund, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lund and family and
Mr. and Mrs. l. Salonek of Outlook
had a surprise Mothers Dinner on
Mrs. Amanda Drager at her home
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. O. Stenehiem
AID family enjoyed a visit Sunday
from Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Deovdahl
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Odin
Stenehiem and son of Arnegard, N
D., and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Stencil
jem and family of Williston,l N. d
The Misses Helen Miller of Plen-
tywood,s Marguerite Kelly of Dooley.
Gladys Carlson and Alice Nelson Of
Raymond, Blanche Glaze of Antel.
ope, and Mrs. Martha Christensen
of Reserve wrote the State teachers
exams in Plentywood last week.
Marriage licenses were issued *
Henry BarTeth and Esther Nielsor
both of Dagmar on May the 9th
Miss Nelson is well known among
the Plentywped people having at
tended high school here a few years
ago.
A contract was let Monday even.
ing by the City council, whereby
500 feet of new water mains is tx
be dug and installed. Max Huetl
was the low bidder. The water MAR
in the south end of town will com
plGtCu Lille SINu VI Lille WCEhs
Mrs. Ford Slaght entertained he.
bridge club and their husbands las
Thursday evening. Bridge was play
ed and at q late hour the hostes
served a delicious lunch. The priz
es went to Mrs. Chas. Dahlin, an.
Fred Morok high, and Mrs. Lynn Pc
terson and John Debing low.
P. F. Tang of Aberdeen, S. Oak
and G. R. Tang Of Williston, NJ. d.
spent a few days in P1entywood o.
business this week The Tang bro
theirs are former Plentywood resid
ents and met many old friends an
acquaintance while mere this week
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Goodman and Lois Goodman lef
for Billings to get their daughte
who has been staying with he
grandmother for the past fou
months. They also visited Grac
Goodman who teaches at Billings
They returned Monday evening.
Mr.. Freidlund of Chinook, Masor
ic Grand Lodge representative, mad
his annual visit to the Plentywoo
lodge at their regular meeting las
week. Local members heard q yer
interesting talk by Mr.. Freidlun
following the business meeting, an
lunch was served the members at til
close Of the meeting.