Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-04-27

Miss, Florence Stamhana. -.
the week end at BainyiIIe visi,in
Miss Margaret crissman Sha :.
turned Monday by train.
\. z. Loucks. adj son cavton :
Crosby came by car Sundav for :
VISIT AT the home of Frank Io,ers
Mr.. L0nekS was fnrmeris~.aaasa
Of The pooles Implement Co
\. W. March pioneer ,rma
south OF Plentywood. was sniff.
from an acule attack of plaurisr ~
iirsf OF the week. resulting from !,
work. spi'"-
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs cha.
l.lehr and children and AR Trabr.s
mother, Mrs. Amelia Luehr mata-.
ed 20 Grenora TO Visit ar u~s
L.uehr's home. They returned sun
day evening.
Frank Loncks and son rranl,;,
returned Thursday from Crosby
where they had been called on a.
count OF the serious Illness of sIr
Loucks' father. Mr.. Loucks receiy.
cd word Wednesday that his farmer
had died Tuesday night.
The Plentywood American legion
Post held a meet ng Mt Ante1ona
IueSday evening at Berg's Cafe.
u meeting was well attended.
After the meeting refreshments were
The ext meeting will he
held at Raymond.
Tuesday evening Miss Cora Risa
entertained her bridge club ut the
Tome Of Mrs. e. +. Christensen
Miss Ruth Johnson received haac
and Miss Cora Risa second. At
'leven O'clock a delicious lunch was
erved at Vests Cafe.
W. c. Moore of Great Falls and
e. Griffith of 0pheim. agents for
he Equitable Life Insurance Com
any. were Plentywood business
alters Tuesday and Wednesday of
lis week. Mr.. Moore is chief agent
the company in this section.
Harry Ioueks. mail carrier and
Of Redstone. was brought ia
city Wednesday morning suf-
from a broken arm. The ac-
dent occurred while Mr.. Loucks
ms cranking a tractor. The bone
as SET and he returned home ON
e noon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Rookie return- ,
Sunday evening from Havre. Mr..
1bke attended a convention of the
system superintendent from
er the state Mr.. Rookie said DEM
.stfatl0ns Of new water works mn
lnery were given and also dem :
STATIONS of the methods OF rnr-
ring wafer. n
Mrs. Louis Schwartz and children r
{ by train Tuesday for their home
Washington. p c. Mrs. Schwartz
$ been visiting at the home OF her
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Hour-
for the past five months. Mrs
y Roache drove them to RAY
They will stop at BowbeIls.
pak.. Q a short visit with Mrs.
llWarfz's brother. Al Bonrassa. il
h
The Rev. e. j. Bott returned on =
adnesday from Big Timber. Mont.
ere he had attended the annual
ference of th Evangelical church
Of the state. The many friends OF =
Bot will be pleased To know
will again be stationed here for :.
year. Bishop G. r. Epp of
veland. Ohio presided at the con-
ton. Mr.. Bot made the trip by
IN.
he card party Monday evening
nsored By the American Legion
Hilary was well attended. Ten
les or bridge and whist were "
Prizes at bridge were award
70 Mrs. Benson and A. b. Olson
,es at whist were awarded to
II. Zimmerman and Bob Cum
$. After the games a delicious
u was served.
2. Fawcett. living three miles
b of Outlook, was In Saturday
renewed his subscription for
her year with the Herald. Mr.
cett stated that up to the end
he week practically no work
been done in the fields on ac-
Il Of being too wet, but that
Nnrad be quite general this
carload of Fords arrived Tues
for the karlson Motor Co. One
he cars. a new Victoria, has
sold to DIR. G. nj. Hill.
lie new VS. is equipped with
lorse power motor and the car
attain the speed OF over 90
an hour. The interior OF fhe
are roomy and beautifully fur
d in mohair MheIstry.