Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-07-19

L. E. Helm LEFT Tuesday evening
called to Hankinson. N. Oak. by the
serious Illness OF his mother. Mrs
Chas. Helm. Mr.. Helm went TO Cul
bertson where he met his brother,
Charles. They left from Cuibertson.
IA newly organized baseball team
from P1entywood will o bats with
Antelope on the local diamond Sun
d.. The local nine. in their first
appearance here Sunday were de
feated by Redstone s TO 5.
Among those from Outlook In the
CITY this week we're Bill Ruegsegger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Olson and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Tooke and
family Gap" Wollan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Ueiand and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Grant.
A bag-pipe band from Regina pre-
scented a short concert on main street
Thursday. The band was enroute TO
Wolf Point where they played during
the Rodeo. The aggregation proved
highly popular here. They returned
from Wolf Point going through SEQ
hey Sunday.
L. c. Peterson is in Opheim this
week aiding in disposing of the stock
of the Peterson company store at
that place. The Opheim institution
is closing out, the manager. Mr..
Peterson going to Malta to operate
4 garage. A big sale of goods is in
progress. Mr.. Peterson plans to be.
gone about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Robertson. liv-
ing in the Wanso community. were
P~lentywood visitors and shoppers
Saturday. Their daughter, Lois and
two sons, Junior and Robert, acc0m
panied them The family recently
returned from a short vacation trip
Minnesota. visiting relatives in
Swift county.
Mrs. John Mann. living north OF
Outlook. was in the city on Wednes-
day. Mrs. Mann left for an extended
trip east, which includes Detroit,
Mich, Chicago, Ill, and New York
City. At Detroit she plans to visit
her daughter. Dolores. who is a pro-
Queer at the Fox theare in that city.
She plans to again visit the Worlds
Fair in Chicago.
Supt. and Mrs. w. E. Stegner re-
turned Tuesday from a months trip
east. They visited in st. Paul and
Lake City. Mimi. also Carthage and
Plymouth, I'll. Mr.. Stegner stated
that throughout Illinois but a small
grain crop lis evident The c0rn
crops In that state are being taken
by chinch bugs. The state OF Mimi
esota shows clearly evidence OF con-
drouth. Recent rains may
aid considerable, stated Mr.. Stegner. |
Honoring Norman Palubicki on
his birthday Mrs. John Palubicki
was hostess to a number OF young
people Thursday night. The affair
was a surprise party. Guests includ-
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Donaldson.
Wanna Buck, Vim. Paske. Helen
Mclaughlin of Antelope. Gladys
and Gene Antonson- The
evenings diversion was bridge. fol-
owed by a delicious luncheon by the
hostess. Prizes at bridge we're won
Dy Gladys Krebsbach and Gene An
!
Mr.. and Mrs. E. /. Miller and Mr..
md Mrs. l. G.. Zeidler left Sunday
morning for a ten days vacation trip
the western part OF the
state. They plan to tour Glacier
Park, and viii go to Troy visiting at
he A. Peterson home. They also
plan to stop at st. Ignatious. where
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Fellows and
are located. They plan to go
% Missoula where Robert, son oil
Mr.. Zeidler is at present. At Helena,
he Millers will visit relatives. They
also plan to go to Bohemian. where
Gibson Zeidler is employed.