Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-10-11

luncheon was served to her twelv
guests.
Mrs. N. ]. Nelson, Mrs. A. G. u
land and children were down from
: Outlook Sunday TO visit Mrs. Ann
Nelson and take In the show in tn
afternoon.
Mrs. Richard Jacques. OF Scobe.
and infant daughter were ~discharg
ed from the Sheridan Memorial hos
pital Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Christensen
left Wednesday for Great Falls
where they plan to spend about tel
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Donaldson spen1
the week end in Minot, N. D., visit
ing friends and relatives. They re
turned to P~lentywood Monday even
ing.
Parry Larson, representing the
A~twood-Larson grain commission Is
back from the western part of Mon
tana, where he has been working
the past uoulu-
New at Johnson's Store, classy
dresses, blouses, shirts, plaid scarfs
in both wool and Silks mems ties
and a lot of other merchandise.
lrome in now. 6-1tc
Mr., and Mrs. Leo Lund have re-
turned from Minneapolis. Mrs. Lund
is the former Miss Katherine Collins
of PIentywood. They plan to make
their home here this winter.
Funeral services for Peter Loft,
found dead last Tuesday at his farm
| home near Dagmar were held Satur-
dav at Dagmar. Mr.. Loft was a
member of the American Legion and
the Danish Brotherhood Lodge.
Don't forget the hospital dance at
the high school auditorium Friday
| night. Come out and support a worth
while cause and enjoy an evening OF
dancing.
The stucco on the exterior of The
| office OF DR.. J. C. Storkan has been
| given a new finish. The adjoining
residence of DR.. w. D. Roy and the
Storkan office are now decorated
alike.
The Music Masters will go to Balm
Vile Saturday night to furnish music
for a dance sponsored by the Balm
vile high school. The affair will be
held in the high school gymnasium
Lillian Ermatinger is here visiting
at the home of her father Chas. Err
matinger. She has been working In
Minneapolis the past three years,
and was a former student in the
PlentyWood high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Burke OF Red
stone have moved to pfentywood and
are now settled in a home In south
Plentywood. Mr.. and Mrs. Burke
lived in Plentywood last winter and
returned to Redstone this spring.
Two more football games are on
schedule for the local high school
warriors this season. October 20,
Sidney will play at Plentywood and
October II the locals will journey to
Culbertson to meet Tenny BabcOck's
eleven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold vinge and
two children and Mr.. and Mrs. Ar.
Torquay, Sask., spent Sunday and
Monday at the home of Mrs. Mollie
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. x. 7. Roble OF Sour.
Is, N. D., spent Sunday In Plenty.
wood visiting their daughter Miss
Bernice Robbie Mr.. and Mrs. Roble
plan to leave soon for California
where they viii spend the winter.
The annual hospital dance will be
held at the high school auditorium
tomorrow evening. Music will be
furnished by the Eight Music Mas
tiers. A big crowd is expected to at.
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Ingell Of Red.
stone were in PlentyWood Wednes-
day. Mrs. Ingell attended the East
ern Star meeting held at the Mason
ic temple Wednesday.
A public card party, sponsored by
the American Legion Auxiliary will
be held {. the Legion hall In Plenty
wood Tuesday evening", Oct. Ii,
starting at s o'clock. Admission rs
cents. Everyone Is invited. .
]. L. sorem was in scobey Tues
day. Mr.. Sorem plans to handle tur. 1
key shipments again this fall for
Peter M. Fox Sons, and was In Dan
iels county on a survey to determine
just what the turkey market will
amount to this year.
P. c. Peterson, Democratic candi.
date for state representative was
here Wednesday from Westby. Mr..
Peterson brought to Plentywood
Corn-Hog papers, having completed
checking reductions in his territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Stewart return
ed Tuesday evening from a trip
west. They took Miss Shirley Back.
er to Walla Walla, Wash, where
she has entered school. They also
visited at Portland and Seattle.
Mrs. Joe kavon spent several days
last week visiting relatives In Min
OF, N. ID. She returned Sunday ev-
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