Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-06-23

Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N j. Nelson. Mis-,
Lena Often and Grandma West pait
a visit TO the Arthur LELAND rancI
l Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cook and Henri,
hitte were married on Monday. Or
sunday they had a reception. A large
number Of friends and neighbors
were present
Benny Stevens and daughter Jau.
nita of Minot. N d., was in town on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Endersby and
Mrs. Fellon of Daleview were visit.
ing here Sunday.
Jimmy Symes of Raymond was a
Visitor at the Cookery home or
Thursday.
Lloyd skor of P4ntywood spent
the week end here.
The Outlook Frogs played ball
with the Redstone Team at the nip
me at Redstone Wednesday. The
Frogs could jump the fastest. The
score was ID to 9 in their favor.
Prof. and Mrs. Alexander visited
the Jack keogh ranch in Canada on
Thursday.
Mrs. Dan Eggen returned Friday
fr,m the Minot hospital where she
submitted to an operation for an
pendicitis and gaIlstones.
Announcements were received nv
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. L.Iavd
skor Of the birth of their little
daughter Donna Lee, at Wildrose.
y. D., June sth- Congratulations.
Miss Katherine SHINES of Great
Falls, Mont, arrived Monday to
spend her vacation with her aunt
Mrs. Charles Grant
Mr. and Mrs. 7. ]. Larson and
nephew Bobby Larson and Mrs. l..
b~randenberg Of Willistoh were Wis !
ting here Tuesday.
dis Emma Wollan has s-eearresI
the Meharry school
Mr.. and Mrs. David Vaughn mo-
tored to the reservation Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fitzgerald en-
fertalned the S~eminarians. Mr.. Rnt-
kowski, and Mr.. Schumacher. Mr..
and Mrs. Bob West and Grandma
West at a chicken dinner Sunday.
MIS- billy Ruegsegger was a call
er at Miss Craig's Saturday. /,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mill. and
! frederick, Mr. Harry Prescott and
hIchard picniced at the Redstona
couiees Sunday and attended the
show at Faxvi1le Sunay evening.
Mr.. an Mrs. Frank Lund and Mr..
md Mrs. Salonek and Martin HON.
me We're guests at the Clint Cosper
Sunday.
Mrs Fred Writ and Mrs Hanry
Radon will entertain the rafboI;e
ladies' Aid at the home Of Mrs. |
Writ On Sunday July 3rd.
The Misses Geraldine and Shirley
stapleton have been spending the I
past week with Miss Gale LELAND
It the ranch. !
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buzxard and I
and Mrs N j. Nelson were din t
,er guests at the Ray Morris home I
Mrs Frank Rooster Who has been t
her son Bernard in Minaf.
nee ner discharge from the Mayo :
lospltal returned home Sunday. She
vas accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. J
bernard koester- They returned To
1lnot Sunday evening :
george Buzzard brought his wife
nd daughter Georgia home Monday !
rom Grenelle, Iowa where Ceoro;a :
as been attending college for the !
asst year. 9
MIS- George Buzzard and daugh- t
Georgia visited Grandma Craig
'aturday. :
Mrs Sam Thompson accomnan;ad L
y ner sister Mrs Rollefson and son
pent a few days visiting with relat- NJ
e. az tfobsy and Fortuna. N. D. 9
MT Ralph Thompson is rernrted :,
} De very i'll Miss Viva Reddinp /,
working there. r
MT and Mrs. David VAUGHN mo :,
red to Dooley on Sunday.
Mrs Charles Later is on the siek n
st :,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Myhre Of :;
loorehead, MINI, parents OF Mrs :
mnnd johnson who have haan =
peIulng the winter in California. al
rived at the Johnson home Sun 70
". .
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike F1annerv drove d
Scobey on Sunday, n
RS Louis Becker and Mrs. Frank n
oWskl entertained the Catholic Ia d
g AID on Sunday. They served 3 !
ilclous lunch and there was a good re
tendance. -
The Outlook Frogs played the VI
aievieW team at Daleview Sunday.
ore = to 4 in favor Of the Frogs n
Inc v7ceroy Canadian ball team to,
aged h Outlook team here Sun- pI
y. Score Z to 2 in favor Of Out tic
! hope everyone read the poem !
! Flag or a Rag by Emil Ander- D.
p IN last weeks issue of the Her O.
!. 1t is refreshing to- read such IL,
ntiments- Why, indeed allow the A.,
flag to supplant our beautiful IT.
fars and Stripes" as we all knpw 81,
: Red flag is the emblem of small Ia,
< n Communism. both seourges
be dreaded. r.,