Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-11-17

Mrs. F. j. Fishbeck was hostess
% her bridge club Thursday evening.
At a late hour a delicious lunch was
served
Miss GFaeeeG=@4a-ef Bainville
arrived in Plentywood Wednesday 10
spend a couple of days with Miss
Florence S~tamhaugh-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Curtin and
daughter of north of Dooley were
among the out of town callers in
Pientywood this week.
Mrs. Fred BIackmore and Mrs. O.
B. Hoven of Antelope and Mrs. Har-
~ Larson were entertained at the
home of Mrs John Peterson, Tues
day afternoon.
Special prices on Christmas pho
tographs- No gift can carry the
same personal sentiment your por-
TRAIT so fittingly expresses.-Luehr
Studio, Pientywood, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lynn of VIII
iiston, N. Oak, visited at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Ella Hunt over
the week end and the first of the
week.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Fred
Fornan was hostess to a number of
ladies at her home. An enjoyable
afternoon WIS spent and luncheon
served
Monday, Mrs Otto Donaldson's
bridge club met a her home and sur
nlsed her, the occasion being her
birthday. Bridge was played and a
no4sostess lunch was served.
Miss Marie Tessman of Wolf
Point, former secretary of county at
Blackwell was a guest of
Miss Cora Frisvold while visiting
friends here yer the week end.
A few ladies gathered at the home
Of Mrs Lou Smith Thursday after
noon and surprised her. The occas-
ION was her birthday. A social at
ternoon was spent and at s o'clock
q delicious lunch was served.
Miss Grace Lundquist and Betty
Flser Of Bruckton were week end +
guests at the home of Mrs. R. r.
while visiting friends
here They accompanied Ray Lang
Mrs Phil Zieharth entertained her
Monday evening. Mrs. G. R.
wilson was an invited guest. High
score at bridge was won by Mrs.
Wilson and second by Mrs. Percy Ne
lille At Ii o'clock a delicious lunch
served by the hostess.
Inc Wednesday bridge club met at
he lone ct Mrs. L. E. Helm. Guesta
Eere Mesdames Frank Gunther. Carl
.eterson and George Strinoer. A ]
, clock dinner was served Bridge
,rizes were won by Mrs. Leo Zeid-
er and Mrs c. s. Nelson
Miss Cora Risa was hostess to her
bridge club Monday evening at the
1rand View Hotel High score was
Fol by Miss Ruth Johnson and see
by Mrs. C. f. Christensen. Az .
ate hour a delicious lunch was serv-
d.
Mrs Anna Nelson left FRIDAY
morning for Columbus, N. D.. where
he Will spend the winter with her
lister Mrs George Keup. Mrs. Mel
'on has been attending TO business
kfzairs here for the past two weeks.
The Teachers Club were guests Of
Mss Thora Lervold and Miss Ber-
hDbae at the Walter Raess
1orne Friday evening. Bridge prizes
kere won by Miss Evelyn Watt and
Saba McManigal. A delicnus
urrfseon was served at a late hour
tuesday, Mrs. VIM. Paulman and
Hrs- Bob Cummins attended the dis
meeting of the American Te-
Auxiliary at Culbertson at
snach the state president, Mrs. j.
+ Morrow Of Moore, was present.
= " faIuIzke and son William
Ct BY car Wednesday for their home
n Los Angeles, Calf. Thew have
zen here the past four months Al
ending to their farming interests.
y artIn Heppner accompanied them
q California where he will spend
he winter months
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Domonoskf
d Comertown were among the bus
ness callers IN town Tuesday. Their
laughter I~nttFbeIle, who has been
q training at the Trinity hospital
q MInot the past year, returned
q week ago and will be COM
Yelled to rest a while before resum-
ng her work due to her i'll health.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Nelson were hosts at a sew
n O'Clock bridge dinner. Guests
Mr. and Mrs F. /. Miller. Mr..
md Mrs Ed K1ser, MI. and Mrs.
. G. Storkan- Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
foy Mr. and Mrs Leo Zeidler. Mr..
Mrs g. w. Peterson and Mrs.
H~f-----