Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott an,
family of Dooley were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Loucks a few day
this week.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
\. Z Mclean were hosts at a brldg,
dinner Head prizes were won b,
Mrs. Henry Barner and Carl Peter
son.
Monday evening Mrs. L. c. Pet
erson was hostess to her bridg,
club. Prizes went to Mrs. Phil Zie
barth and Miss Anna Brix. At Il
o'clock Il delicious lunch was sery
ed.
Miss Gertie Peterson was hostess
% her bridge club Monday evening
Mrs. Art Zeibarth was an invited
guest. Prizes went to Mrs. Zeibarth
aud Cora Frisvold. After the games
d delicious lunch was served.
Tuesday afternoon Max Deck and
thristine Deck motored TO Outlook
To take their sist~er-in-law, Mrs
Lloyd Deck home. Mrs. Deck was q
latient 1T the hospital for a few
days.
sunday afternoon at five O'Clock
&C the Lutheran church a program
Wfff be given. by tire Luther League.
.After the program a lunch will be
served by The L. d. r. for only 10
4.l ID cents.
friday evening Mrs. H. D. Moore
entertained Il few friends In honor
Of her niece, Miss Marguerite Pet
efS0n, ut dinner. The occasion being
Ter birthday. The evening was spent
/ laying cards.
10y Nelson aud Frank Hoffart of
Outlook were in Plentywood Tues
ttay on business. Mr.. Hoffart brot
his daughter to the local hospital
where she viii be a patient for
some time.
The Degree of Honor social eve
Mug held at the American Legion
Hal Tuesday evening was well at
tended The cards and dancing were
enjoyed and III Il late hour a de-
lunch was served.
Saturday afternoon Miss Mary
lane Forman was hostess to Is of
her friends ON her 18th birthday.
Appropriate Valentine decorations
used. Games were played dur
la4 the afternoon after which Mrs.
Ierman served a delicious lunch.
AIr. Mckrill. travelling for the
Mercantile Co.. was calling
ID business the first Of the week.
VII. and Mrs. G. NJ. Tndhjem and
hillren left last Friday for Portal,
nak.. for Il short visit with Mrs.
I5n,lhiemis parents.
Inst Thursday evening Mr.. and
Yrs. A. F. Mclean entertained a
lumber of friends Mt q $50 dinner. |
WAS played following the |
A414AarWifh Mrs. c. W. Peterson and
IT, Jim Mclean receiving head
saturday evening Misses Beryl
ranger and Margret Barner were
eSses to their bridge club ut the
home. Highest scores were
4aa led by Miss Thora Lervold and
sanlan Peterson. At Il late hour
ile hostess served a delicious lunch
Franc Murray and Chas. King
made q hurried trip to Wolf Point,
Tuesday. and incidentally stopped
YER at Poplar long enough that ey-
ming to witness the basketball
anne between Wolf Point and Pop
NJ high echools. The game WIS nip
nj rnck, ending In a tie. with Pop
II taking a four point advantage in
he overtime period.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. E. /. Mill.
T we're hosts ut a seven O'Clock
ridge dinner. Guests were: Mr..
nd Mrs. w. Il. Stegner, Mr.. and
ilrs. Carl Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Y Schrnpp, Mr.. and Mrs. III. ID.
loore. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Nelson,
LII Ilr-andL Mrs I-c- Storkan
iaid prizes We're won by Mrs. Carl
'eterson and Mr.. Carl Peterson.
Mrs. G. W. Peterson entertained
number Of friends Tuesday even
ne AT 4 $50 dinner. Those present
we're. Misses Bernadine Prader,
-lXian Walker. Grace Best, Cora,
lisa, Cora Frlsvold, Arna Njaa,
Rhera Hefreld, Ann Brix, Bernice
snhle, Refgl Granger, Ruth John
en-. and Beatrice Debing. Prizes
Sere won by Miss Walker and
Prader.