Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-02

ems. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Olson, a
Homestead.
Mesdames willard Markuson,
Fired Newgaard and J. l.. Stevens
attended the Legion Auxiliary ter
held at the DR.. J. c. Storkan resi-
dence.
A. L. Roser, manager OF the To-
cal J. C. Penney store, left Monday
for Great Falls to attend a state
convention of the managers of the
]. c. Penney stores.
William Lobdell of Coalridge
transacted. business here Tuesday.
Misses Lois, Lucille and Marion
Goodman and Miss Beatrice Bar
ner called ON friends at Redstone
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Matkin and
daughter. Mary Lou, Of Redstone,
were in town Saturday. Mr.. Mat
kin has been Ill the past week, so
made a call on his doctor. They
returned home Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lodahl and
children OF Dagmar were callers at
the county seat Saturday. They
brought their son. Leo, in for some
medical attention and Mrs. Lodahl
while here had her eyes examined.
Jack Bennett left Tuesday for
Broadus to spend a few days visit
Ing at the Lou Onstad home. Jack
and Lou are planning on having
some good hunting together down
in the wide-open spaces.
John Mehl returned Tuesday
from Chicago where he attended
the Worlds Fair. He also visited
at Milwaukee, Wis. About three
enjoyable weeks were spent on the
trip.
DR. Zimmerman, eyesight special
ist may be consulted about scienti-
fic optical service and correct
glasses at the Leland Hotel Fri
day P. NJ and Sat. A. NJ, Nov. "A
Is. 9-3t
The O. E. s. Kensington club
will meet at the P. G. Neville home
afternoon Of this week at
400 o'clock with Mrs. r. G. Neville
and Mrs. A. ]. Moore acting as
h~ostesses.
Judge and Mrs. s. Il. Paul and
Mrs. e. S. Koser went to Glasgow
Sunday. Mrs Koser will visit her
sister, Mrs. Ness. and Judge and
Mrs. Paul will visit at the Fred
[bsen home.
Misses Lois Kent and Bernice
entertained at a Halo
party at the Erickson home
Saturday night Halloween
games were played and at a late
hour lunch was served,
nr. R. e. Gustafson. Erwin
Marsh. DR.. G. NJ. Hall, Fl. Krebs-
zach, Jack Dwyer and Art LANCER
eft today for Bainville to join
there In a big deer hunt
llong the Missouri river.
ms outo bAduct C"utEIldIuNu u0T
bridge club at her home Saturday
Prizes were awarded to
hrs. Geo. Koenig and Mrs. r. e.
iustafson. Mrs. J. w. Mckee and
drs. R. e. Gustafson were invited
The friends of Jack Kjelstrup
sorry to hear that he slipped
nd fell while on his crutches and
abroke the leg which he had the
to break in a football
anne a month ago. ]
The Catholic ladies' entertained
t a public card party last Thurs
lay evening. First prizes were
to Mrs. George Koenig
md Britt Chandler and consolation
'rizes went to John Walkoski and
drs. Helen Jensen.
Judge s. e. Paul and Court
'tenographer I'D Koser arrived !
Iome last Friday evening after
pending q couple OF days at Lake
3owdUfn. They saw a great man
but IS the story runs, J"they
rere flying too high for us."
L.. d. Fickinger, a Daniels coun-
y pioneer, was a business visitor In
'lentywood TuS sday and Wednes-
ny. Mr.. F~1ickinger Is q staunch
and confidently predicts
uccess for the entire Democratic
In Daniels county ext year.
Carl BolStad Of near Homestead
az In PlentyWood Wednesday. He
1aa accompanied by his brother,
!. Bolstad, also Of that vicinity.
ne Bolstad brothers have been
In this section OF Montana
,r over 20 years. We Acknowledged
very pleasant call.