Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-07-20


Miss Magma OVERLY who was OPP
Grated on last week for APPENDICITIS
was able to leave he hospital fer
Tuesday.
Miss Emma Trasicr. who has
heen a medical patient NJ the local
hospital the past week was dismis-
sed Tuesday
Friday Mrs. I. 7. Fishbck. Mrs.
Maryis Chopin and the Misses Luz
ellie and Leis Goodman We're VIII
lFston shoppers and visitors.
Thor F,spelund of Antelope was
admitted - the hospital Tuesday
70 resciYe medical aid for an in
fiction IN his leg.
pr. and Mrs. Cecil NJ. Hall left
by chr Saturday for a two weeks
camping and fishing trip in The
western paTt Of tie state.
Stanley Rue and Marion Filter
aid left last week by train for
Minneapolis. They Will also visit
the Worlds Fair 1T Chicago.
MI. and Mrs. Donald Cady Of
Laurel and Miss Cora Frisyold Were
O'clock dinner guests Of Rev. and
Mrs. q. VI. Simundson Wednesday.
Marion Goodman who nnderwel.
an operation for appendicitis last
week was allie to leave the hospital
Wednesday.
Miss Shirley Baeker returned on
Thursday from Il weeks visit at
Wolf Point with her father, Jack
Raeker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nelson and
family, Mrs. Lillian Paske and Olive
were sunday visitors at the Art
LELAND home near Outlook. :
Mrs. Howard Ator and infan,
daughter were dismissed from the
local hospital Wednesday and left
for their home east of the crry.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Restland, Mr..
and Mrs Peter Lee and Mrs. Glenn
Puck at Minot were among those
attending The Wolf Point Stampede.
Dick Koike returned Sunday from
EainNille whore he had been visit
ing 1T tie home Of his aunt. Mrs.
less Grant. Mr.. and Mrs. Gram
brought him home.
Mrs. I'll Wells and CHILDREN re
turned To their home at Glasgow
Thursday after a weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sachow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Gunther re-
turned Monday 70 their home at
Great Falls after d ten days visit
ifTerc with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gun
Their and friends.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Buck
of Minot came by car for a visit
with relatives. He returned to MIN
ct. Mrs. Buck remained for an ex-
tended visit.
Mr.. ana Mrs. yern Sachow and
daughter left Friday for Ackley.
MINI. They viii visit two weeks
with Mr.. Sachow's brother, CLAIR
cIlce and family.
The Rey. Geo. Natwick and son
If Sioux City. Iowa visited at the
home DC Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Raaen
4 few days last week. Mr.. Natwick
il u brother-in-law Of Mrs. Raaen.
Mrs. Marie Christensen is here
visiting ut the home of her son Mr.
and Mrs. G. Il. Christensen. Mrs.
Christensen has been visiting relat-
ives mt Culbertson.
A marriage license was issued or
July is 10 Ambrose Capplette ane
sigma Hogelie both of Minton, Sas-
katchewan. They were married by
the Rev. q. NJ. Simundson.
Helen Lee. daughter Of Mr.. am
Mrs. John Lee Of near Plentywoot
underwent IN opration for rupture,
appendix Thursday. At this writing
she Is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Cady ar
rived Thursday by car from Laure
for Il weeks visit with Mrs. Cady'.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Palu
bicki.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mann at
tended the, stampede in Wolf Poin
last week and were guests at tn
home Of their daughter, Mrs. Jacl
Backer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. II. polin of Medi
cine Lake and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
Tursman Of Williston, n. Dakot.
were visitors at the G. Il. McNult.
home Monday afternoon.
Wednesday morning Jack Nc
Lean, Bradley Dooley and Raymon
Gnnther left by car for a tx
weeks visit at the Worlds Fair !
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Daugherty
Pearl Bradley, Dolores Picket
Eugene Peterson and Lynn Mors
attended the stampede at Vol
Point Saturday.
Mrs. Ole Risa Of Flaxyille Is Wis
ting her daughter, Miss Cora Ris;
while receiving medical attentiol
for burns about her body receive
when a pot 81 coffee slipped an
spilled.