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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14
HOMELESS WERE SWEPT AWAY TO
 THEIR DEATHS
Between 50 and 100. Campers in Dry Bed of River in France, Carried Off By Flood

Nice, France, July 14-(uP)-' Between 50 and 100 homeless and jobless men and women camping under bridges along the river Paillon were believed swept into the Mediterranean by a sudden rise which sent a wall of water roaring down the usually dry bed.
 The river runs through the cen ter of Nice. It had been dry all summer. Heavy rains in the Alps flooded the river during the night without warming. Police to-day found only one man and woman. too frightened to talk cpherent1y from among 50 to 100 who usually 'camped along the stream. 4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14
War Veterans Are Still Clinging To Their Hopes
 That Congress Will Act
But That Body Is Expected to Close Its Doors Tonight
 or Friday and Will Ignore New Bill of Texas Democrat

stretched at the base of the broad capitol steps or crouched against stone balustrades. Nervous patrol men soon forced them to move on.
 Reinforcements that struggled in from the outlying bonus camps, forecast another big demonstration to-day. One like that yesterday in which more than 1,200 veterans milled around the plaza.
 The veterans established two hour shifts before .dawn when no spectators were around. Part of them continued the mach while those 'off duty" sprawied out for q little rest on the steps of the con. gressionaf library across tho cap. itol plaza. Mother the casitoI nor the metropolitan police have juris. dictlon over, the Iihrnry grounds.
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Members Are Growing lr- : ritable and Want to G0 Home or Somewhere
 Congress May Adjourn Tonight, But If Not, It Will End Tomorrow
By LYLE C. WILSON

Dy N<s " AAIcNS.N United Press Staff Correspondent Washington, July 14.-(UP) " " Enactment of the $2,122,008,U00 relief bill andx ad- journment of congress by tomor- row night were promised teddy by congressional leaders. Some said congress might possibly adjourn tc- night.
 The relief bill was in conference between house and senate fer ad- justment of differences. Corferees expected to complete the work in an hour or so. Final senate 1ac- ton today was assured. House rules require a conference report to rest a day, but these could be suspended.
 The home loan bank bill also IVES in conference. There was sonle question as to whether it would be finally approved. It contains sa
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14
One Day Tournament
 Country Club Scores

ssc ray In net rolf score the
 
 Hobby Grant Wcersncd Aided handicap of is strokes the
  conrse Grant Of addition .Anlshc .
 for low scoginE honors C. F. "Chic" who posted !6 nee 5 TOT ms days cmo oner scores TOT morning round Sne1uueut ssl a. Russell ys wacsc~n ss.5 ne: so A. e4if boccnu, 7s w Mcrt 1eringon esit nct 5si Warner waterbsrs WateFtown, Eet D. Watt rFbnFy Manley J whehcrsncd sees net ssi and e A. uonrant, Whcthcfsncd o3ss net 3A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14
Secret Blows Being
 Turned Against Us
 In Diplomatic Way
RUINS OF CONEY ISLAND BLAZE
 ARE SEARCHED
So Far as Known Not One Person Was Killed in That 5000, ,OOO Fire Thousands Home I e s s and ClOthesless

Coney Island, N. r., July IA (UP)-Victims possibly trapped by flames or crushed when 100, 900 terrified merry makers stampeded were sought to-day in the ashes of a two million dollar fire that start ed in rubbish pile and swept Americas most famous play ground.
 So far as known, no man, wo- man or child in the maddened throng that poured from bath houses half dressed, that scurried through the surf to the sandy beach, that hurtled through doors of hotels. tenements, side shows and other concessions, was report ed missing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14
CABINET MEETS
 ON HIGH SEAS

Aboard S. s. Empress of Britain en route to Canada, July 14-(UPI --The first British cabinet>meeting ever held on the high seas took place aboard the Empress of Bri- tain under the chairmanship Of Stanley Baldwin. lord president of the council. .
 Yhe seven British ministers en route to the imperial economic conference at Ottawa attended. They planned to hold cabinet meeting every morning during the voyage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14
NO BARS AND NO DANCING

New York, July 14-(UP)-The Cunard Anchor liner Pennsylvania sailed to-day revelation cruise
 to Bermuda and Halifax with 600 members of the American Bible Conference association aboard The bar was closed and there was ban on dancing and card playing Religious services will be held four times daily. The soda fountain will be open.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14
Kreuger Left Sum
 of $225, 100000
 in Personal Debts

New York. July 14-(UP)- Ivar Kreuger, suicide match king. left personal debts of about $225,- O00 .000, according Go the report Of fhe Swedish receivers of his Kren- eer 6 Toll O., to the New York stock exchange. .u,. M
 The report indicated that unse- cured orodItoFs will receive little or nothing. it showed current lln- bliifIea cxcos1inR current ias1etg by abbuf e1tb.0O0. 900. Claims Of KrenESr c Toll against the krcu. ssr ssiate amount to eies'voo'ooe'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14
CITY, FIRM
 WAS GIVEN CONT R|ACT
Thomas F. Jackson Cone : pany Has Been Award
 ed the Bid for Furnish-
 ing Inside Marble on New Federal Building :.

Word was received here to-day from Washington, D. C.. that the Thomas F. Jackson company of this city, dealers in marble and other kinds of stone, has been awarded the contract, for the sfn- side marble to be used in the new federal building now under con- struction on Grand street. Charles B. Jackson of the firm, when talk ed with this morning. verified the report of the awarding of the con- tract to the local concern
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14
Late Bulletins
KINC GEORGE IN COMMAND

Weymouth, England, July 14--(UP)-Klng George Albert to-day and personally commanded sham battle in which 60 vessels of airplanes, and IT, 1000 men participated The Prince of Wales and Prince George were on the bridge with their father The maneuvers ended four-day visit of the king and his sons to the home fleet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14
700 CHILDREN MARCHED OUT

Lodi N J. July 14-(UP)-Seven hundred chi- dren in the Immaculate Conception orphanage were marched out of their dormitory to-day when fire de- stroyed large stock barn on the grounds, burning about 15O hogs Sister Mary Assist was cut by falling glass while trying to save the livestock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14
BECAUSE HE CRITICIZED HOOVER

Grard, Kan, July I4-(UPJ-The August Issue of the American Freeman was submitted for mailing at the Grard postofce to-day, but officials refused to dispatch it pending an opinion from the solicitor of
 the postofice department in Washington E. Hademan- Julius, publisher asserted the action was taken be- cause of front page editorial criticzing President
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14
CLENNA COLLETT WARE WON

Eastern Point, Conn, July 14--(UPl-Mrs Glenna Coett-Vare of Philadelphia and Miss Bernce Wal ot Oshkosh Wis won their semi-fna matches to-day and will meet tomorrow in the 36-hoe final round of the l4th annual Shenecossett women's golf tournament.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, July f4-tUPD The treasury net balance for July i2 was $272,934, ,f55.34
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14

Last Minute New. Flashes .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14
and Friday

Far and Cooler Tonight
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-25
DA
Evelyn Petersen Correspondent J

Carl lBrinkmon's are the proud
parents OF an 8 pound baby boy.
Myrtle Rasmussen is helping with
the cooking 70 Il the threshers at
fete and Clifford Anderen's.
Morsing is in the memorial hospi-
tai ~doctoring a broken hin. They
cant reset it until he gets over >
bad cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jensen and
Fred Jensen's sister have been oait
here for q couple of weeks visiting
with relatives and friends and look
ing after his farm They are leaving
Monday evening taking Elmer Chris
Hansen along with them to South
Dakota.
Mrs. Gilbert Olson is in Fro;d
visiting her sister, mother and ia
then.
Carl Brinkman finished threshinp
Sunday afternoon.
Nlels Andersen is d~octoring 8
sore back. He was lifting a BARR,
OF water when it happened.
Dagmr Olson has been VISITING,
with Lars Angvick's last week for
a couple of days. She is leaving IN
two weeks for her school in F1axton
N. Oak.
a heavy rainfall came Sunday
evening and stopped everybody from
eomblHlng and ahreshing.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-25
c o M E w N
donna Myars, Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mack are tn,
proud parents of a baby girl borr
Saturday, August ID.
Mrs. Henry Rowland and daugh.
ter Is spending a few days visiting
at the home OF her sister Mrs. Joe
Wirtzberger.
Gheter Hoist spent Monday visit
ing at the home of Ralph Nickel
sen
Mrs. Louis Anderson spent We'd
nesday visiting at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Stanley Ottosen.
Eleanor and Richard Weller from
MINNEAPOLIS are spending a few
days visitig at the home Of their
aunt Mrs. Joe Wirtzberger.
Donna Myars spent Tuesday af-
ternoon at the Sanford Fransen
home.
Ragnhild Bakken returned Sunday
night from Dillon where she at
terr9ed summer school.
Dorothy Fell is visiting at the
Peter Jensen home this week.
Mrs. Chris Petersen was a Com
ertown caller Thursday.
There are several cases of whoop-
ing cough in the Comerhown Com
munlty among the small children.
The pie social at Lone Tree was
well attended Friday evening.
Mildred Myars Ms spending a few
days visiting at the home of Edna
Negaard.
Dave McCauley was q Westby
caller Saturday night.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-25
Edna Lee. Correspondent

Ed Lee and son Adolph made =
trip to Plentywood Friday afternoon
for a supply of gasoline for thresh-
ing
Otto Erickson helped Dick Saw
age put up hay last week.
Archer played another game of
baseball with the Redsbone team
last Sunday at the local diamond.
The result being in favor of Red
stone.
Before the game the Archer team
was entertained at the Winden home
and served ice-cream and anpelfood
and chocolate cake.
After the game Ernest Lee serv-
ed a large watermelon to the team.
Elmer Lee was a caller at the Ed
Lee home Sunday.
The Archer farmers are busy this
week repairing their threshine ma
chines and within a very few DAYS
t~hreshing will be in full swing
Glen and Merl Mildly are now
members of the first baseball team
at Archer and attended the game
last Sunday.
Emma Lee motored TO the county
seat last Thursday.
George Mildly and sons were busy
stacking wheat all last week.
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w E T B Y
Mrs Charles Johnson, Correspondent

Maurice Stouten is working for
Carl Nereson during harvest.
On Monday Earl Walters and son
motoreG to Fortuna to bring back
his brother who spent the week end
with him at McElroy.
On Monday Earl Walters and son
Billy left for their home at Valley
City, N. D.
Billy Wolters spent o few DAYS
with Richard Iverson Of Pleasant
Valley.
Nels kronen, wife of Lone Tree.
Ell Iverson wife of Pleasant Valley
spent Monday at the home of Chas.
johnson.
Mrs. Charles johnson and Ed w
erson received a telegram from Chi
eag1 stating their sister had passed
away Sunday evening. She leaves to
mourn her loss, two children. Their
father passed away seven years ago.
Mrs johnson left for Chicago Tues
tay morning.
Mrs Carlson and children spent
the week end at her parental home
near Danville.
George Carlson's little boy had
misfortune to fall off q pony and
break his collar bone at this writing
he i resting as good as can be ex-
pected-
Edna Eaton Of Dooley is visitin.
friencs In Westby this week.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-25

Mrs. Roy Listoe is enjoying a Wis,
it from two of her sisters from
Saskatchewan, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rogstad OF
Elkhorn district were Westby shop.
pers Saturday. e.
Miss Anna Vincent is working for
Selmer Aspelund in MeElroy.
Mrs. R. Stubbe and Mrs. Henry
Skeels are going TO entertain ths
Home Demonstration Club next
time.
MIR. and Mrs. r. Stubbe and son
Gordon of Pleasant Valley shopped
and called on friends here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Mayhem and
baby and Albert Mayhem of Lone
Tree We're Westby callers on Mon
day.
Miss Helen George spent a few
days visiting at the Charles johnson
home in Pleasant Valley.
Mr.. Hilia Hamilton and Dorothy
left this week for a few days visit
at Eckmond, N. D.
Bill Walters of McElrey is enjoy.
ing a visit from his sister from Buff
falo, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbin Granville
and Mrs. George Peele of Pleasant
Valley We're Westby callers Satur-
day.
Mrs. Wolters, Mrs. Iverson mot
ored to Crosby Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell I~verson of Nc
Elroy called on Westby friends on
Saturday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-25
NORTH DOOLEY

Peter Erickson was stricken with
q bad attack of appendicitis Sunday.
re was taken to the hospital Mon
day morning.
Clarence and Leonard Rierson at
tended the Rodeo at Fortuna. N. D..
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Henderson and
son were Sunday visitors at the W.
@. Wilson home. =.
Miss Inger Olson returned home
from Dillon last week where she
mas been attending normal school.
Helen, Bu1 and Margaret Bve at
tended the dance near Comertown
Saturday night.
Miss Selma and Hilda Larson.
Willie EngdaaM and the Olson bows
from Comertown motored to Fortu-
ma Sunday to attend the rpdeo.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-25
w OFF CREEK
Mrs. B. Davenport, Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Robertson an,
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Davenport and family visited a
leb Garneau's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marsh CAV,
a farewell party for Helen am
Maxwell Machines Sunday evening
About 45 enjoyed the evening.
Mr.. Charles Stangel of Minneapo
us, Mimi, visited at Zeb Garneau'.
Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Cromwell is taking
care of Mrs. Baldur Jensen's child.
rem while Mr.. Jensen is ATTENDING
the state fair in Helena.
Ralph Lund of Plentywood was
making business caIs-in Wolf Creek
community Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Machines and son MAXWELL
and Mrs. James Cowan were callers
IN Plentywood Wednesday.
Carl Hansen and John Boulds
We're callers at Dan CampbeIl's on
Monday afternoon.
George Munson and son Harold of
plentywobd called at Burton Daven
ports Thursday afternoon
VIM. Cromwell of Daleview was
visiting Wolf Greek friends Thurs
day.
Charlie Steele took another load
OF wheat to Redstone Friday morn
ing He has quite a rest between
times waiting for the grain to rip-
Mrs. Modlnnes and children left
Saturday morning for their home in
Helena. On their way they visited
friends at Scobey and north of
Glasgow.
Mrs. Cy Ulrich and son Lewis
called at Burton Davenpor's Satur-
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Wilberg's went
Williston, N. d. Saturday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Campbell and
family ~transaeting business in
Redstone Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Skei visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb Garneau,s Mon
day evening.
While Werner FolIase was remoy- ,
Lngthe radiator cap from their en-
ylne the steam came out with such
that it scalded his right arm
md right side of his face quite bad
v.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-25
McELROY

The eighth grade pupils of thu
LELAND school were in Plentvwood
Monday and Tuesday, taking exam.
nations.
MIR. and Mrs. o. M. Lutness were
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
Peter Solberg home.
Mr.. Joyce and children were cali
ers at the Peter Solberg home on
Sunday.
Dinner guests at the Oscar Juve
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Kogstad and family, MIR. and Mrs.
Peter Rogstad, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Odegaard and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Rasmussen and family.
Nils Ward and family and Axel
Grouth.
The Rogstad's began threshing on
Tuesday.
Rev. s. L. Almlie is on a three
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Solberr.
Chester Rasmussen and Olaf Gron-
void made a business trip to West
by Monday.
Miss Dorothy Nereson is STAYING
N&AF
at the Peder Solberg home a few
days this week.
Threshilg and combining is in
full swing in this vicinity.
a ~ple-eating contest was held at
Lone Tree Churh Friday night. No
casualties have as yet been report
ed.
Joe Moons dynamo caught fire
from an overflowed gas tank, but
two helpers succeeded in stopping
the blaze.
Nh. and Mrs Myron Taylor were
visitors at Ole Hellum's Sunday
Mr.. Vandemark and ION Hugh are
.thrsshing at Albert Nereson's.
MIR. and Mrs Selmer Espelund
are the proud parents of a baby son.
Mildred Myers is visiting this
week with Beulah Joyce
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-25

ming interests in this VICINITY.
Mrs. Charles Stewart of Plenty
wood has been sewing for the Miss.
es Hill.
Virginia Collins returned home
last week from Billings where she
attended seheel. She will teach thu
Jones school this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaffee of AIkabt
North Dakota were here the latter
part Of the week enroute for Dale
viw to visit relatives.
Art Wankle of north Dooley
country vas a business visitor in
Raymond Monday.
A. A. Rio and family and Ole
Mathiason family went chokecher-
rying last Sunday.
Meta Black of Plentywood and
her cousin Bob Black of Crosby. N.
D.. called at the Ed Hannah home
Sunday.
Wheat was 32c per bushel for No.
| at Equity Elevator Monday with
a small protein premium. So far
wheat has graded No. | and 2.
Mrs. Joe Brown and Mrs. Emil
Severson were Pfentyfwood visitors
Tuesday morning.
John LindbIom was q county seat
the fore part of the week.
Mrs. P. l. Collins and Mrs. A.
Collins Went to Pentywood Satur
lay.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-25
tEleanor Holland, Correspondent


Mrs. Joe Brown and daughteI
Mildred spent Monday at the San
Walkden home.
Mrs. Leo Heisler and son Edware
we're callers in Outlook Tuesday.
Estella Cookery returned home
with them.
Ruth Ross and Blanche Void
called at the Carl Stadstad home.
Mrs. Heisler and daughter Irene
Mary, Barbara Ann and Ruth Hol-
land took Estella Cookery over to
the Carl Stadstad home Thursday
where she will help during harvest.
Edward Heisler spent Thursday
at the Harry Holland home.
Alice Syme had the misfortune of
running a silver into her foot and
had to &c to the Doctor TO have it
removed.
VIM. Zeitner and son Chris were
Hentywood callers Saturday.
Mrs. Brown, Milton and Mildred
were shoppers in Raymond Satur
day.
Roy McBurney ond Wilbur Strube
called at the William Robinson
afOfHt oQIludys
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Henderson
and son Billy called at the w. O.
Wilson home Sunday.
Roma Wilson is spending a few
days at the Bill Syme home in
P1entywood-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Robinson and
famlyfrom -Rainville spent Sunday
at the w. ]. Robinson home.
Lee Munson made a business
trip at the Joe Brown home Sun
day.
Eleanor and Ruth Holland were
Sunday afternoon callers on Marcel
la Wendt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Heisler were
callers at the Bill Syme home Sun
day.
Mrs. Brown and Florence visited
the Harry Holland home Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Walkden called on Mrs.
Blair Tuesday.
Katie Kennedy and Mabel Larter
on Lena Wilson last week.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-25

Rev. Sands held services in the St.
John church Sunday morning. Lad
les Aid served dinner at noon. Rev.
Sand left as soon IA services were
over for Homestead where he at,
teasced a funeral service.
Olga Strand is visiting at the
home of Muriel Myars this week.
Golden Valley played south Com
ertown at Comertown Sunday after
noon. Gomertown was victorious
again.
Nh. and Mrs. E. C. Strand were
Suncay dinner guests at the Chris
Pedersen home Sunday evening.
Dorothy Myars is employed at the
Alfred and Oscar Cemetson homes
during threshing.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-25
COUNTY NEWS
News Reports from Herald Correspondents Gathered from
every sectionof Sheridan County

few days last week with Mrs. Peter
Glein who has been confined to hel
bed suffering with poison ivy.
Mrs. Adolph Granlund was taken
to the Memorial hospital in Plenty
wood on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Lansrud and
family We're Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Eide.
Verle Jensen spent Monday with
Grant and Buddy Rasmussen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Jensen, Mrs. C.
K. Brock, and Adolph Granlund
drove to Plentywoud Tuesday.
Adolph went up TO get acquainted
with his new son born at the hospi-
tai Tuesday morning.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-25
RAYMOND
tFlora Jordan, Correspondent

Mrs. Jess Adams and children
were Pfentywood shoppers last
week.
Olaf Nordby has been on the sick
list for a few days.
The ball game Monday was very
interesting to the Raymond boys.
The Raymond Junior baseball team
defeated the Pler&vwood Junior
team 20 to 8.
A number of eighth grade pupils
took the examination at PlentyrTood
Tuesday.
Sophus Morstad was in town on
Saturday after repairs.
Art LANCER OF Pentywood was
out last week looking after his far-
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-25
FRA NKLIN
(Mrs. c. R. Brock, Correspondent

Mrs. Alex Patterson entertained
the Ladies Club in her home OF
Thursday afternoon.
E. f. Lipscomb was a county sea-
visitor Monday of last week attend.
ing a central committee meeting.
Jack Vance has been helping g
N. Vance combine the past week.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Melvin Rongstad en-.
tertained the following in thei,
nome last Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs,
Herman Rongstad and family oil
near Williston, Mrs. Myrtle Wikun
and children and Miss Rose Olson Of
Wolf. Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Eide and
cffiitaren visited last Sunday evening
at the Ole Jensen home.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Ronostad
and family, MIR and Mrs. Herman
Kongstad anil family, Mrs MYRTLE
Mlkum and family and Miss Rose
Olson were Sunday evening callers
at Joe P~attersons.
Miss Irene Williamson visited
Miss Vera Vance on Thursday aft
ernoon.
Miss Doris Wanumtsen visited
Mrs. G. R. Brock on Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Goldie Nae Of Fairview is visiting
at the Gleason home
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Wikum and IA
nhy called at the Eide home Mon
day evening.
A--.4
August lbsen arrived last Sunday
from Racine, Wis, for a visit with
ms father Ole Ibsen and family.
Leroy Fredericks of Medicine
Lake visited Wednesday night At
Herman Peterson.s.
Mrs. julius Beck entertained the
following friends Thursday AFTER
noon IN honor OF her daughter Hell
n birthday. Mrs. Reuben White
and daughter of Grenora, Mrs. John
Miller and daughter Eunice and
Mrs. Niels Miller and danphters
Eleanor and Eva.
MRS. Andrew Lundberp and
daughter Helen visited with Mrs.
oIe lDsen on Saturday evening while
mr. Lundberg attended a school
board meeting.
Mr. Mrs. Alex Patterson and
Joe Patterson drove to Fairview On,
Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Patterson.
Ma. and Mrs. Howard Weeley Of
Rongstads.
Mr., and Mrs. Alfred sorenson.
FRANKLIN and Freddie drove tn
Trenton Sunday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. John Moran.
Mr. and Mrs. w. O. Tans,ud and
FAMILY drove to the River Saturday.
Mrs. Adolph Granlurd visited at
.Ie Jensen's Sunday, Adolph being
employed by Mr.. Jensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rasmussen and
FAMILY and Miss Mabel Engstrom !
spent Sunday at Williston.
Miss Edna Ibsen accompanied
august and ivan Ibsen. to the res
Saturday for a week end
fislt with relatives tFsere.
Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Dahlstroyn
md Emelius Olson wer,e Sunday af-
mrs. Ole Jensen and children and
and Mrs. Adolph Grnnlund Wis
Sunday evening at Ed Dahl
Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Brock and
Wendell visited at Jack Vances on
evening.
The August injecting df Vonmer
adles Aid was held at tie home az
irs. Niels P. Milber.
Miss Charlotte Lilpscomh spent .
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-25

Fitzgerald Robert West, Rita and
Maurice Mclean motored over to
crosby, N. D., to meet them.