Plentywood herald., 1933-04-06

Grant BaheWeI leIt DN Train on
Wednesday for short business trip
to Williston, y. Oak.
Fred Olson and John Anderson of
Dagmar made a business trip 10
Plentywood Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert Clark of Redstone is
i'll and patient at the local hospital
being admitted Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Alexander of
Outlook visited with Mr. and Mrs
q. B. Mcmillan Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Haven Of Dagmar
was admitted to the Sheridan Me-
mortal hospital Saturday.
Wednesday. Mrs. NJ. E. LerbecA
of Dooley underwent major oper-
alton atthe local hospital .
T. q q Ifshheelsr Whn WIS confined
TO his home last week with illness,
is up aud around again this week.
Wednesday Louis Dixon of West
by was operated on for appendicitis
mt the Sheridan Memorial hospital.
Romstad. Antelope farmer,
was business caller in Plenty
Wud Wednesday buying machine re-
pairs.
AIr. and Mrs. Ole Jensen of Re
serve are the proud parents OF
baby girl born Friday at the local
hospital.
Mrs. Bret Chandler and infant
daughter we're able to leave the hos-
pital for their home ar Medicine
Lake Tuesday.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Me-
Lean and son Jack were dinner
guests at the d. w. Dooley home.
west OF Dooley.
Monday W. r. Steele Of Grenora
was Il county seat caller. Mr.. Steele
is manager of Brush Lake and ap-
piled for beer permit.
Dress up for Easter
Yourself, your family and your
home. Select the things you're go
Ing To need al Johnson's Store
Arthur LELAND and Robert West
farmers in the Outlook vicinity
were in our city Monday making
preparations for spring work
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Brandborg OF
Golgan, N. OAK. visited with Mrs.
Harry Larson Sunday. Mrs. Brand
borg is d sister of Mr.. Larson.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Mann
Of south OF PIenfyW0d were hosts
TO u few friends, the occasion being
their daughter Helen's birthday.
Miss Celia McNerney, Supt. Of the
local hospital returned Monday from
Valley City, y. OAK. where she had
been the past week at her home.
Marvin Peterson Of Opheim was
In PlentyWod Friday and Saturday
ON business and visiting with his
brothers c. W. and Len Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gunther nVd
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Peterson motored
10 Grenora Sunday to visit Mrs.
Giinther's mother, Mrs Martha
Hill.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Schrader OF Billings, Miss
Dorothy Ator and VIM. Ator were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. For
rest Goodman.
Erick Karlson Of Brooklyn, N. T.,
arrived in Plentywood Saturday by
car. Mr.. Karlson is brother of x.
]. karlson and will farm near Out
look this summer.
Sunday Mrs. w. Markuson and
Mrs. Bolin of Dooley. Mrs. H w.
Barner and the Misses Margaret
and Alice Barner and Christine Deck
motored to Wililston.
Margaret Hyeem returned Tues
day from a three weeks visit with
friends at Crosby and with her bro
ther and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
DeTray at Fortuna N. ID.
Thursday afternoon the Birthday
Club met at the home Of Mrs. Geo.
Bolster Over Is ladies were present.
A social afternoon was spent and at
5 o'clock a lunch was served.
Friday evening Miss Christine
Deck motored to Outlook to attend
an Outlook community gathering at
the Outlook hall The evening was
spent playing cards and dancing.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. G. c.
Johnston was hostess to her bridge
club at / o'clock dinner. High
score at bridge was won by Mrs. ].
g. Sterkan and second by Mrs. w.
ID. Roy.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Raess were
hostess at / o'clock dinner Sunday
to Rev. and Mrs. @. M. Simunds0n.
Supt and Mrs. Henry Raaen, Miss
es Arna Njaa, Thora Lervold and
Bernice Roble
Tuesday Afternoon the Contract
Bridge Club met at the home OF
Mrs. Ed Koser. Pot Luck lunch was
served at / O'clock. Mrs. Lou Helm
won first prize and Mrs. A. #. Nc
Lean consolation.
Monday evening Mrs. Dean
Moore entertained her bridge club.