Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-16
LOCAL
HApPENsGY

APPLLU up
Mrs. Meg Lochen Of Raymon
was here Monday.
Mrs. Seth Folsom of Antelon
shopped in Plentywood, Wednes
day.
Andrew Dahl. prominent Dagma
farmer. was Il Plentywood caller o.
Monday.
Fred Olson of Dagmar was ii
Plentywod %transacting business OF
Monday.
Henry mclaughlin, business MAJ
of Antelope was a county seat visit.
or Tuesday.
Vincent Gaffney of Medicine Lake
transacted business at the couri
house Monday.
Tuesday evening Miss Bernice
Roble was a dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leland Nuremberg.
George Bowers of the Motor Ser
vice of Mfnot called in Plentywood
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Leland Nuremberg family
were guests of Mrs. Ida Anderson at
q 7 o'clock Sunday dinner.
Hans Madsen, sheriff and Vernon
Hoven. county attorney. were busin-
ess callers in Reserve Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis were
Sunday dinner guests at the Hugh
Joes farm south of .plentywood.
Mrs. Emma Hedges and daughter
Of Antelope were plentywood busin-
ess visitors and shoppers Saturday
Carl Tango. farmer Of the Outlook
country was in plentywood Wed
nesday getting ready for spring
work.
Tuesday evening Miss Beatrice
Debing and Helep Iversnn were hos
tesses to the L. y. r.. ut the Debine
home
Raymond Erickson returned home
Wednesday from Miles City where
be had spent a few days visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adry Nelson visited
with Mr.. Nelson's father, Ted Mel
son, at his home east of Dooley on
Sunday.
Ike Baeker, representative of the
Minot Supply Co.. spent Monday
and Tuesday in Plentywood calling
on trade.
Leo Dougherty and Frank Sug-
den OF Wolf Point were IN Plenty
wood a couple Of days this week Wis
iting friends.
Cleo Smith of Raymond who has
been a medical patient at the local
hospital the past week was able to
go home Friday.
Arthur Gabrielson Of Reserve un-
derwent an operation for appendix
tits Monday at the Sheridan county
Memorial hospital.
Mesdames Has Thompson and I'll.
o. Stenehjem were hostesses to the
Lutheran Ladies Aid this afternoon
at the Thompson home.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Gid
ley visited Mr.. and Mrs. CIas. Hau-
ge at Wolf Point and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Delger Of Poplar.
Mrs. Gerald Garrick who has been
iii and a patient at the local hospit-
al for two weeks was able to leave
for her home at Outlook, Friday.
Fred Lee of Archer, who has been
suffering for several weeks with an
infected hand. had a finger amputa-
ted Tuesday at the local hospital.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. It. G. Fish
beck motored to Homestead and
spent the day visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Knntsnn and Guy Patterson.
Olaf Retain and Herman Bretzke
OF Dooley were county seat business
callers Tuesday. They took home d
truck load OF flour for distribution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor r.. Johnson
of Reserve were callers at the court
house Tuesday on legal business.
Mr.. Johnson is mail-carrier at Re-
serve.
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pierce were hosts att a 2 o'clock din
ner to Mr.. and Mrs. Blain Deane
and son and MIR. and Mrs. Ed Bel
anskf.
Sunday dinner, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Palubicki wore Mr.. and
Mrs. Franc Murray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Ziebarth and Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert HOLMAN.
Mrs. G. #. Christensen is spend
ing the week at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hovedy
north of Raymond. Mrs. Hoyedy Is
suffering from an injured knee.
M. 7. Mortenson. living southwest
of Plentywood was a visitor in the
gity IN Tf1ncdav Mr. Martnnuou hos