Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-30

week with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Evenson OF
Reserve y ere PIentywood business
callers Wednesday. Mr.. Erensen is
the proprietor of i pool hall at Re
serve and while in Plenty wood filed
application for@a beer license.
Mr. aud Nrs. L. 5. Olson left ON
Wednesday morning by car for
tlurehS Ferry, y. Dak. Mrs. Olson
lE.sd received word that her father,
Mr.. Solberg. had 4 paralytie stroke
but Was not III serious condition.
The birthday club met Wednes-
day afternoon 1T the home of Mrs.
tsess. Pierce. Ii being Mrs. Pieree's
birthday. \ pleasant afternoon was
slens aud 4 no-hosIess lunch was
served. Twelve ladies were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels 0xendahl of
south IL FIaxville were ~transactfng
business III Plenty wood Monday.
Mr. UAeadahI is of the promin-
eni farmers in Daniels county, and
; busy preparing Tor spring work.
t. Z. Christensen motored TO
nagInar Sunday 10 take his mother
Mrs Marie Christensen to the home
III Aer daughter Mrs. Fred Winters.
AIRS. Christensen has been visiting
ut the home Of her son the past
- egaI weeks.
Frank FRASER celebrated his Is
Tuesday evening. 4 num-
Der Of friends were invited and the
eseiling WAS spent working jig
saw puzzles, playing cards and
dancing. III midnight a birthday
lunch was served.
Tie Luther League will have a
social hour with refreshments on
evening. March 81, at s
clntk IN the Church narIors. No
Invitation i>neceesary for everyone
10 he present. \ few cents will be
for the lunch
Tie Thursday evening Contract
Bridge club was entertained by
Mrs. Frank Guenther. Mrs. Dean
Moore was an invited guest. First
was WOE By Airs. Dean Moore
and iOw by Mrs. Elmer Gooder. At
Ter the games Pot Luck lunch was
served.
Mr. aud Mrs. G. e. Johnston have
received word that Mr.. and Mrs. G.
III. TibsreTfS have left Santa Ana,
and are now on their way
They expect to be here by
AIril iSt anu are coming by car.
AIr. and Mrs Tibbeffs have spent
The winter months ut Santa Ana.
Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Nels West
Of the Da.1nar community
we're county seat visitors. They
breaghE fAefr daughter Mary, who
ilsaA Aeem IiSlLIn-+a- her home a.
week. back 10 town with them.
Mary has been taking private typ
ing lessons for the past several
months from Mrs. Art Zeibarth.
Friday evening Mr. aud Mrs.
Hans Thomson We're pleasantly sur
Oh fEleir 18th wedding anni-
rer~ary- Forty self-inyited guests
we're present The evening WI spent
cards after which q lunch
Was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomson
were presented with d silver gift.
The guests were former friends and
Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomson
in early homestead days.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w Peterson entertained at a 7
bridge dinner. Guests were
Mr. ad Mrs c. c. Johnston, DIR. and
Mrs W D. Roy. Mr.. and Mrs w.
z Steener, DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Stor-
kan. Mrs C. @. Johnson of Miles
and Mrs Margaret Patton. The
head prizes wer won by Mrs. G. C.
Johnston and Dr. j. G. Storkan.
Jor-en C. Jensen and Fred Olson
Of Dagmar. we're PIentywood visi-
Inst Saturday Mr.. Olson is the
President OF tile Dagmar Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Co, and also
%EN--&FEsf~- I'll EUH bpHPF-
Association, both organizations
that have made steady progress
their organization. MIR. Jensen
is also an active member Of these
organizations
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Wagnild
we're i'm our city Tuesday making
preparations Il continue work on
their new house which they started
last fall They are erecting a large
fwn story house with a full base
mpnf. Mr.. and Mrs. Wagnild are
amen our best farmers in this
section Of the county and the con-
tinuing vi this building will be a
great Improvement to the surround
ing farm community. The home of
Al. and Mrs.. WagniId was de-
stroyed BY fire Last fall
FOR SALE-Marquis wheat from
registered seed. cleaned and ready
for the drill. also Supreme wheat,
soc I. D. h. farm-O. e. Wang.
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