Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-11-08

DR.. Zimmerman, eyesight specials
may be consulted about scientific OF
teal service and correct glasses a
the Leland Hotel, Tue. & Wed a. m
Nov. Goth & 21st. 9-S
New at Johnson's Store: Ladies
house dresses, tea aprons, shirts ant
fancy work. Mems Shirts, sweaters
belts, scarfs and suspenders.
The annual American Legion dance
will be held at the high school audi
torium tomorrow night. Carl Lunt
and his orchestra will play.
Don't forget your number on ths
silk dress to be given away at John
sons Store. One chance with every
S1.00 cash purchase.
Annual Bazaar Wanso Lutheran
Ladies Aid at Wolf Creek Hall
Friday, Nov. q. Pork roast sup
per will be served from 6 o'clock
and on. Csc adults, 15c children. *
Mrs. Marie Christensen returned
Sunday from Culbertson where SHE
spent several weeks visiting friends
Mrs. Christensen Is the mother of G
F. Christensen, county assessor.
The board Of county commission
ers are in session today. Monday
until Wednesday were the regular
session dates but no meeting was
held Tuesday because OF that day
being a legal holiday.
Mrs. O. j. Hagen of Culbartson
spent Monday and Tuesday III Plen'
tywood. She was a guest at the
home Of Mrs. Harry Larson.
The Evangelical church ladies aid
served lunch and dinner all day
Tuesday, election day. at the Karl
son Motor Co, garage. The ladies
Melted a nice sum for the church.
John Cerveney Of Dooley made ad.
ditional homestead entry before E
f. Belanski Tuesday. Witnesses
were Dave, Oswald and Adolph
Schultz and w. ]. Bye.
Rev. and Mrs. Sig simundson OF
Zahl, N. D., were in PlentyWood
Tuesday. They we're dinner guests
at the home of Mrs. Mollie Johnson
Tuesday evening.
Several members cf the Sheridan
county contingent Of CCC boys have
been transferred to Feather Falls,
California, according to word from
st. Regis, Montana, where the boys
have been stationed.
Matelenia NELLIE Of Raymond who
suffered a fractured skull In an auto
mobile accident north of Raymond Is
steadily improving at the Sheridan
Memorial hospital.
Dean Moore and r. C. Peterson
will leave today for Malta They
plan to participate In some goose
hunting at Bowdoin Lake. before re
turning to Plentywood.
Mrs. R. E. Gustafson, Mrs. S. e
Paul and Mrs. e. s. Koser, Lew
Paul and Dick Koike visited at Glas
gov over the week end. They made
an inspection tour OF the Fort Peck
dam.
Leonard Olson was in Plentywood
Saturday from his home near Dag
Leonard. who graduated from
the Plentywood high school In 1923
recently returned from Washington
where he has been for some time
He plans to spend the winter at the
home OF his parents near Dagmar.
supt. and Mrs. w. e. Stegner,
Mrs. c.. w. Peterson, Mrs Harry
Larson and Mrs. j. G. StorkAn at.
tended the American Legion and
Auxiliary convention held at Wolf
Point Saturday. Mrs. Stegner pre-.
sented a talk on plans Of the local
unit over radio station KICK that
day.
The Eight Music Masters arc
playing at F1axville Saturday might
ct the annual Armistice dance spon'
sored by the American Legion post
of Flaxyille. The Armistfce dances
put on there are outstanding SOCIAL
events and a big crowd from Plenty.
wood will attend.
A 1870 bridge luncheon was held
at the home OF DR. and Mrs. Cecil Nj
Hall Thursday with Mrs. Hall az
hostess. Mrs. Robert Gresham wa
awarded first prize and Mrs. Legge
low. Friday evening Mrs. Hall en-
tertaired at a $50 dinner followed
by bridge. Helen French had mgr
and Mrs. O. B. M. Olson low. Two
tables of bridge we're IN progress O.
both occasions.