Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-03-08


N MI. and Mrs. A. F.. Mclean en-
{ teftained q number of friends = a
dinner Monday evening
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MT. and Mrs. Wm Tobin o.
> the outlook country were shoppins
In the county seat Monday of thi,
week.
Robert Feigel. the Saco tenor
DETER known as the Singing
Farmer. was visiting with friends
and looking after business in this
; city Wednesday.
Mrs. George Koenig entertained
her bridge club at her home Thurs
day evening. After the evenings
play. score cards were checked and
prizes captured by Mrs. Percy
Neville and Mrs. Blaine Dean.
Christian Endeavor was held at
the Congregational church parlors
last Sunday evening with Mrs. Roy
as hostess. A good attendance was
present and a nice time was had
by all.
Mrs. Jens Jengeson and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Nelson and
son. Mrs. Nels Nelson and Mr. ]
P. Olsen were Plentywood callers
Monday. While here they visited
al the Niels Madsen home.
Mrs. Lloyd K~rebsbach OF Gull
bertson has been engaged as a
special nurse for the baby of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Moore, who has
been seriously Ill for some time
at the local hospital.
The Degree of Honor lodge en-
tertained its members at a 6.30l
O'Clock dinner party Tuesday even
ing al the Legion hall. After a de-
licious repast, cards and dancing
were enjoyed for several hours.
Rev. O. NJ. Simundson of the
Lutheran church in this city RETURN
ed Friday from Kenyon and the
Twin Cities, Minnesota, where he
had been on business the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Sachow re-
Friday from points in Min
nesota. Mrs. Sacf1Ow spent some
time at Rochester. where she re-
medical attention and return. !
ed much improved in health. They
also visited with relatives. 5
Frank Rooster. Outlook banker, |
a business caller In this city !
the latter part of the week, look I
Ing after matters in connection
with the bank building which is, ,
low being made ready for the new
firm.
The Luther League will have a
Hour On Sunday at 500 {
o'clock. The topic for discussion Is :
The Bible Answers Questions. i
supper will be served by the hos 1
esses Idella Moe. Helen Stenehiem t
Charlotte Benson and Eunice OIL /
ION.
Mrs. w. Il. Stegner entertained :
members OF the Kensington !.
hub at her home to a pot luck !
luncheon last Friday afternoon. AT =
he business meeting Ii was decid- :
d to have a luncheon and card 6
arty at the Masonic Temple on :
lpril 3rd. 4
Mrs. Harry Larson. Mrs. @. Nj.
Muriel Sorenson and !.
Paulson motored to Antelope q
thursday afternoon to attend the n
lutheran Aid which was entertain e
d by Mrs. @. B. Hoven, Mrs. C. A 4
'lson and Mrs. K. r. Grayson of e
hat place. q
The Joe Redmond home was the
.ene OF q pleasant gathering Mon
ay evening when Joe Redmond was RI
leasantly surprised on his birthday a.
anniversary by Mrs. Redmond. al
i and city police were the invited
uests.
A delegation OF farmers from
10 Dagmar community, composed
[ Jens Olsen, Fred Olsen, Axei
ieIsen and Hans Fredricksen, met
18th the County commissioners last
.onday and talked over the matter
[ poisoning grasshoppers this
,ring. Prompt action, they said.
necessary, and early prepare
ons for the poisoning OF the hop
ITS should be made.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Moore were
ost and hostess TO a birthday din
ear party given at their home
thursday evening in honor OF G. W.
OF this city and Charles
OF the Outlook country. Din
,r was served to the guests at
80 o'clock, after which four
bles Of bridge were played until
80 o. m. Honors went to MI.
ID Mrs. C.. w. Peterson and MT.
ID Mrs. Frank Guenther.