Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-09-28

football game here Saturday after
noon.
Miss Isabelle Braden was host tc
the Wednesday Bridge club Wed
nesday. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Gustafson, Mrs. Zeidler and
Hrs Lewis.
Edward Berlandi of Cartwright
n D., called on friends here this
week. While here he was repair
Ing some oil burners for the Farm
ers Oil Co.
Howard Nelson left Saturday for
Havre to resume his curse al
Havre college. His brother, Yer
mis-. accompanied him as far as
C~ulbertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peterson had
as their dinner guests Sunday. Mr..
Il. Palutzke, Miss Esther, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mclaughlin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Koser, Mrs.
r. Z. Gustafson and Grace Lund-
quist were dipner guests at the
Joy Wigmore home, south of Red
stone Tuesday.
Miss Nancy Marion returned
home from St. Paul Tuesday even.
ing. Miss Marion will resume her
teaching position in the Redstone
school next week.
Mrs. George Koenig returned
Thursday from the Worlds Fair.
Enroute home she visited her par
ents in Ada, Minnesota, and friends
in Grand Forks, N. D.
Mrs. Peter Norby of Raymond
left for California Friday to spend
the winter with her daughter. She
accompanied Charles McNulty as
far as Las Vegas, Nevada.
L.. G. Woodward was in town
Saturday night attending to bust
ness matters. Mr.. Woodward was
supervisor of the highway con-
struction crew here last winter.
E. I. Miller is having the sides
of his store building covered with
stucco. Mr.. Miller recently pur-
chased the building in which his
drug store is located from Gott-
lieb and Stadig.
George O'Toole and Hank Krebs
bach motored to Williston Tuesday
TO meet Mrs. OHToole and children
who have spent the past month
visiting at the home of her parents
in Huron, South Dakota.
Miss Dagmar Nelson, 17-year-olt
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Mel
son of the Dagmar country, is re.
ported well on the road to recovery
in the local hospital, following {
| very serious operation for ruptured
appendix.
Walter Torkildson, manager 0
the cooperative store at Dagmar
was a business caller In PlentyWoo(
Monday. Mr.. Torkildson report!
that collections in his territory arr
poor this fall because Of shor
crops and low prices.
Burley Bowler, editor OF TIL
Daniels County Leader, was dowl
from Scobey Thursday evening. H
was accompanied by his son, Lar
ry, who left with Vernon Hover
for Missoula, where he will atten'
the University this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morck are tn
parents of a baby boy, born SatuT
day evening, September %, at tn
Memorial hospital. Fred's friend
have been suggesting appropriat
names for the new member of de
mocracy, but SO far none have bee
formally approved.
Among the new subscribers add
ed to the list of the PlentyWoo'
Herald the past week are: Mrs
Lena Wilson, Raymond; job.
Yeager, Archer; Joe Rick, Outlook
Fred G. Edstrom, Plentywood; Wm
O. Iverson, Dooley, and Mrs. L. A
Stout, Homestead.
Father Alban Engle left Monda
evening for Richardton, N. d
where he is to resume his work a
Principal in the Monastery schoe
there. Father Engle has been !
Plentywood the last three month
in the absence Of Father Pratscf
ener, who is on a vacation.
Mrs. Margaret Donaldson an
little son, Edward, and Miss Wi
nifred SINNERS arrived Frida
from their home In Great Falls fc
a few days visit with their fathe
William SINNERS. Mrs. Donaldso
was here looking after her housl
which she has rented to Mr.. Venn
The Catholic Ladies Aid wi
serve a supper consisting of me;
loaf, scalloped potatoes, rolls, al
pie pie and cheese, coffee, in tn
church basement, Wednesday, Ok
tober 4th, commencing at 5:3
p. m. for 25 cents. You are invi
! ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Neville, t
gether with Mrs. Neville's siste
Miss Helen Larson, left by a II
esday morning for Fargo. Fro