Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-21

II
Williston Laundry, who makes
Plentywood twice each week,
showed up this week with a brand
new Ford vs. delivery wagon. very
a~ttraotiyely decorated.
At a meeting of the faculty of the
local school Monday evening, E. P.
Caldwell was nominated as a dele
gate to the annual meeting of the
Montana Education Association at
Great Falls. The convention will
be held the last week of this month.
A matinee dance was sponsored
at the high school Tuesday Music
was furnished by Jerry Reinertson
and his orchestra. Students of the
high school were present. Members
of the high school faculty chaper-
oned.
T. King who has been here for
some time working in the capacity
of appraiser for the Federal Land
Bank left Monday for Glasgow. Mr..
King. a surveyor by profession, will
be employed on the new power line
TO be constructed from Great Falls
to the Fort Peck dam site.
Harry Gray, PROMINENT Redstone
farmer was In the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Gray made the trip by sleigh.
He said this was the first time In
Is years he was forced to make the
trip to P~lentywood at this time OF
the year by sleigh. He was on the
road five hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Hendrickson
left Tuesday for Oberon. N. Oak.
where they will spend Christmas at
the home of Mrs. Hendrickson's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O. Gutterud
They will leave from Oberon for
Los Angeles, Calf, where Mr.. Hen
erickson has accepted a position.
Christmas decorations hedecked
the windows and interiors of most
of the city's business houses this
week. Many beautiful trees, gayly
hung with varicolored trimmings
and lights were to be found about
town.
Mrs. Frank Simmons, formerly
Clio Krebsbach, here on a months
visit with her mother, Mrs. Ida
Krebsbach, spent a week at Gull
bertson at the home OF her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Krebsbach.
Miss Linda Hall is back in Plen-
tywood having finished teaching
the fall term Of school north OF
Westby. near the Canadian border.
She has taken her domicile in one
OF the Grandview apartments
until she resumes her work in
March, to finish up the school year.
Matt Eaton and son of Dooley
were here Tuesday. The road from
Dooley to Plentywood via the Blue
Trail Is reported blocked. Those
coming to plentywood, travel by the
way Of Raymond. But little diff
Guilty is experienced by auto drivers
travelling this route.
w. e. Westergaard Of Wllliston
Was a business caller In PlentyWood
Monday. Mr.. Westergaard is pres
ident of the First National Bank OF
Reserve. He enjoyed a visit with
when Mr.. Greer was a resident OF
Willistnn.
The skating rink, constructed by
the Plentywood American Legion
post, adjoining the Legion hall on
north Main street IS now the city's
most popular recreation center. The
Ice Is In good condition. A flood
light has been placed at the east
end OF the rink
w. f. Fellows, ~liquidating agent
for the Farmers & Merchants State
Bank and also banks at Westby
Flaxville and Opheim, left Tuesday
for his home at st. Ignatious, Mont.
to spend the holiday season with
his family. He expects to take up
business matters at Helena, Great
Falls and other points while away,
and will be gone about three weeks.
The annual flood of Christmas
mail to the Plentywood p~ostoffice
got under way Monday. Wednes-
days mail reached high proportions,
and it is expected that shipments
arriving the rest OF the week Will
tax the postoffice force to capacity.
Mail and baggage shipments from
the local postoffice showed a big
volume of increase.
T.. w. Greer is back from a
months trip to the western pant
OF the state. While a number OF
rumors have been afloat during
his absence regarding the POSSIBLE
ity of the veteran attorney NOV.
ing to Whitefish where he would
take up the practice of lawyer
who has retired, Mr.. Greer told
| the Herald there was nothing defi-
| mite yet as to his moving.
Mrs. Ida Krebsbaeh and daughter
Gladys were hostesses at q bridge
party last Thursday evening In
honor Of Mrs. Frank Simmons, Tor
merly Miss Clio K~rebsbach. now
residing In Vancouver, Washing
ton. Twelve guests were present
Head prize was won by Mrs. Sim
mons and the consolation pTdzt
went to Miss Gertrude Peterson. =
delicious lunch was served.
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