Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-07-12
HOMESTEAD
Mrs L. A. Stout

Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Nonby and son
Sanford and daughter, Verna, alst
Walter Norby. all from Mahnomen
MINI, have spent several days here
visiting relatives and friends.
Lionel Upgrand from Watford City
n. D., stopped in town a short time
on Sunday night. calling on old
friends. He was enroute to Plenty
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richie L. Munson
and daughters, Marilyn and Ruby,
from Uorguay, Sask.. also Mrs. C. O.
Anderson of st. James. Mimi, visit
ed at the homes of their relatives
here over the week end. Mrs. j. A.
Brown and Mrs. V. f. Johnson are
aunts of Ruby and Richie Munson.
They were all enroute for their
homes. having been on a visit at
Cokato, Mimi. and various other
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard F. Griendier
of Easter. Sask., also visited relativ-
es here on Sunday. They are the
parents of Mrs. c. A. Anderson, who
accompanied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wuhalt from
Outlook. stopped on Saturday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Holly Shilling
berg, enroute to WillistoH, where
Mrs. Wuhalt left on the train for
Spokane, Wash. to make an extend
ed visit there with her relatives
Mrs. Walter Wuhalt is a sister OF
Mrs. Holver ~Skillingberg. Mildred
and Howard Skillingberg accompani
ed them to WillistoH. returning the
same day. /
Evelyn Knudtson returned to her
home after spending three weeks at
the home of her sister. Leona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Stanek motored
to Glendiye for over the Fourth.
Mrs. Helmar Jensven and children
motored to the Fort Peck Dam on
July 18th, where they joined Mr.. Jens-
ven. who is stationed near there with
a filling station. They returned
July 5th. They also went IN to Glas-
gov and enjoyed some of the July
4th celebration. Dehlia Esplein also
accompanied Jensvens IN this trip.
The writer received very interest
ing correspondence from Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Nelson, former teachers
here. After spending several weeks
in the cities and at lakes near by.
Mr.. Nelson Is now attending sum-
school in Minnesota and Mrs.
Nelson and little daughter, jeanne
are at her mothers home at San
afford, y. d.. where they will remain
until Mr.. Nelson has finished this
session of summer school.
Mr. npd 4Fp- G+nnf opS
daughter. Edna Mae, motored to the
Fort Peck Dam ad Glasgow during
July 4th and 5th. They made a very
pleasant call on Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
at their nice home nea the
Dam site. [
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Bolyard and
spent July 18th at the r. CT.
Tyler home. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cosper from
Hogeland, Mont. spent a few days of
this week at the parental home here !
Mrs. l. A. Stout was an invited
guest at the home Of Mrs. Arthur t
Charlesworth at Wild Rose Park In
PlentyWood, on Wednesday. Mrs Il
CharlesWorth was hostess at a de {
Iightful luncheon to members of the
Golden Rod Rebekah Lodge. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Gronlie and 9
recently returned from a nice
vacation and trip to the Park. d
Ladies Aid held their regular meet
ng on Wednesday. July 18th at the !.
lutheran church basement with Mrs. !
1dd Lein as hostess at a bountiful :
unch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Sell were am !
ing others who visited the new !.
near Culbertson last Sunday :
afternoon. :
The new bridge seems very near |
completion and looms up in all its
'egal and majestic beauty and to all :
he pioneers of eastern Montana, 1t /
S a beautiful dream come true.