Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-20

dix WHO nave Neen WISHING lntir
father. otto Stadig. the past two
weeks left sunday with friends for
her home south of Plentywo0d on
Tuesday.
Joe Redmond and Mary Jane For
man accompanied Fred Decker to
Minot Wednesday. They will visit
Il few days At the Fred Decker
home. Mr.. Decker was here on bus
mess.
"Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
John Palubicki entertained at a e
o'clock dinner complimenting Ted
Palubicki. Nerna ralubickf and
Phillip Bauch. Covers were laid for
f fteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed KoSer and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Wigmore
of Medicine Lake left by ear Mon
day for a three weeks visit at Twin
Bridges. Mr.. and Mrs. Wigmore
have two daughters living there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jackson and
family arrived Monday morning
from a weeks camping trip at Lake
have made their home The past two
years. They plan 10 take up resi-
dnee in plentywood again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. LangIois. Miss
Alma Smith and Art Smith were
4 aflf4@s these Who attended the
stampede AT Wolf Point. They also
visited their sister, Mrs. Harry
oKert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schumacher
Of Dooley and Vim. SchloesSer were
sunday dinner guests of Mr.. ana
ing they drove TO Outlook TO visit
at the George Simonetr home.
Miss Mary Rita Hoveland re-
turned Wednesday from Saltwater
Mimi. where she has been attenu-
ing school The past year. She has
been staying with relatives. Franc
Murray met her at Williston.
Gus Olson was able 10 leave the
local hospital Tuesday. Mr.. Olson
has been suffering from Il serious
scalp wound received in the auto
accident three weeks ago which re-
suited in the death of Ben Brabee.
Saturday Mrs. f. VI. Burling-
anne. William Willard. and Frank
Willard Of Timber Lake, s. OAK,
drove 10 Rolette, y. OAK, to visit
relatives. They returned Sunday
evening
Mrs. Henry Hendrickson and
daughter, Hannah. accompani ed
them rs far as Botrineau. for q
visit with relatives. Mrs. Hendrick-
son remained for a week. Hannah
returning with them Sunday.
Or. and Mrs. j. C SIorkan, Mar
garet and Carol returned Sunday
from a two weeks visit at Chicago
and other points east. DIR. Storkan
states he believes with hard work
and good effort n can visit III.
fair in four days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Neville and
Miss Helen Larson returned Sunday
night from a two weeks pleasure
and bushes strip at Whitefish-
They also attended the opening of
the highway at Logan Pass in Gia-
cier Park.
Monday Mrs. John WalkowsKi
entertained at a / o'clock dinner.
Guests were DR.. Ted Palnbickf.
yerna Palubicki. Philip Bauch, Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Cady. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Palubicki and Norman
Palubicki-
Leland McNulty was host at a 7
O'clock dinner Monday evening
complimenting Dr. Ted Palubicki,
Miss yerna Palubicki. Phillip Bauch
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Cady and Miss
Mary Thatcher. Covers were laid
for sixteen.
Mrs. Fred Newgaard of Medicine
Lake was a Plentywood shopper on
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Newgaard
and Shirley returned Monday from
a two weeks vacation through Gla-
cier Park and the western part OF
the state.
Miss frankie Knutson arrived on
Sunday for n months visit Mt the
home of her aunt. AIRS Elmer
| Stambangh. Her father Tom Knut-
son drove her oyer and returned to
his home at Billings the same ey-
ening.
VIM. SchIoesser left by a on
Tuesday for his home at Oakland,
Calf. Mr.. SchlnesSsd has been here
the past several weeks attending te
business matters in Sheridan county.
He was formerly a resident Of ths
town of Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morck and
sons returned Sunday evening from
Grafton, n. OAK. where Mrs Morci
has been visiting the past month
Enonte home they stopped off a few
days at Lake Metegoshe TO fish
Mr.. Morck says he and his sor
Grant landed a 90 pound northern
pike and that 1t took a lot OF pow
erful rowing to keep the fish froI
pulling the boat backward.
Miss Y0lherg Stavanty who has
been visiting at the Ole Void hom,
left Monday for Wild Rose. n ID.
for d short visit with relatives
Miss Stavanty is n former OutloOl