Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-07
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j. j. Gibbons

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jensen are the
proud parents of a baby boy, born
Monday morning In the hospital at
Plentywood.
Miss Sophie Hunter OF Glasgow
spent Sunday with her sister here,
Mrs. Ray Kallak.
Miss Arlene Eisness, who has been
visiting or the past month with rela-
tfves In this locality, left Wednes-
day Off her home In Los Angeles.
Chris Paulson let with his mother
Monday morning for Enumclaw,
Wash, where Mrs. Paulson will make
her home with her daughter Mrs.
Jensen. Chris will return after a
brief visit.
Carl Petersen, Halvor Everson. and
Henry Williams and son, Albert, re
turned on Monday from a trip into
Canada. They report lots of fish and
a grand time.
Harry Kallak entertained a num-
Der OF his friends last Wednesday
Id celebration of his sixth birthday.
a grand time n a good lunch was
enjoyed by the children. Harry's
grandmother was an honored guest.
tW1nntfred Opgrande OF Plenty
wood, Mrs. Faaborg OF Medicine Lake
and Mrs. Sam Christensen OF Medi-
cine Lake were guests OF Mrs. Glib
bons Friday afternoon.
a marriage OF interest to Reserve
and Dagmar took place In Plenty
VOC Saturday when Myrtle SOnste-
gard and Roy Rasmussen were mar
ried. They were accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs Harold Rasmussen. The
groom was reared In this community
having received his education in the
local school. The bride is a graduate
or the Grenora high school and after
normal training taught In the Dag
mar community. Best wishes from a
large circle OF trends go with them
on their life journey.
Mrs. Lena Kallak was the honored
guest OF a pleasant homecoming par
ty last Sunday afternoon. About fifty
old neighbors and friends well filled
lunch baskets. gathered at the invi-
alton OF Mrs. Aasheim to welcome
her after a years absence on the
coast. Rev. StoweI acted as spokes-
a for the group. Mrs. Greenwood
sang several selections. Others con-
tributed to the afternoons pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyngaas and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Asved drove to Regina
Beach, Sask, last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Henderson
moved in from their farm on the res
ervation last Wednesday and will
live In town until harvest. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Larsen moved into town
from their farm on Saturday.
Mrs. Hoyland and children OF Nash
TIA are guests at the Lyngaas home
this week.
MI. and Mrs. Guy Patterson OF
Homestead were Sunday guests at
the Lyngaas home here.
Miss Mildred Bornsted. a former
teacher here arrived Saturday morn
ing for a short visit among old
friends. Her school In Williston
closed last Friday.
Dora Johansen spent the early part
OF the week In town with the d. r.
Fredertksen family. She left Friday
for Dagmar.
A daughter OF Oscar Thorsensen
Dagmar is visiting with the Morrit-
len girls this week.
Magnus Aashei1n left on Monday
morning for the State II at Missoula
where he will continue his studies.
His school In Antelope closed Friday.
Dorothy Murk and Alice Akre
among PlentyWood visitors on
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Nielsen
ave leased the Paul Pau1son house
ately vacated by Mrs. Laura Strand
nd will make their home there. They
yere crowded out OF their living
uarters in their restaurant by the
Extensive changes which are being
AIDE In the huildjnr
A third OF an inch rainfall Monday
improved the outlook great
A good shower lasting an hour orr
, and amounting to about a fifth OF
4 n ch last Friday evening marked
70 end OF q damaging drouth In the
strict.
The Henderson garage was I'M J
owed with a new rock and gravel
,proach early last week.
bernhard Nelson's Coffee Shop ia
ndergoing extensive improvements.
he work commenced last Saturday.
plans call for taking out parti-
DDS and making the present build
6 into n large room to accomo-
tie lunch tables, a lunch counter
I'd a bar. A large room has been
lded to the rear Of the building and
II constitute a kitchen, while ano-
large room will be added to the
side making al additional wing
tn an outside entrance and vial be
to semi private parties in
or picnics and will be available
r private parties OF all kinds. The
st wing Of the cafe will be used
gularly as the main dining room.
Nielsen reports that his busi-l
So has increased greatly this
crew Is again working around
tow well, presumably trying to
some OF unc equipment In
lied there.
planning board, which had