Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-04-26
OUTLOOK
Ella West

Miss Georgia Buzzard went to Sac
I Tuesday here she will work in re.
taurant.
Mrs. Bill Wise spent Tuesday i
town visiting the school and friends
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Cromwell left o.
Wednesday for Washington in RI
, sponse to a telegram stating that MI
Cromwell had passed away.
Mrs Andrew LELAND and son RALPH
were in Plentywood on Wednesday.
Mrs. Dick Wunderlich is quite il
At her mothers home Mrs. Often.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Fitzgerald drove
to Plentywood Wednesday to see DIR
Hall.
G. d. Ordahl returned on Thursda,
rom Glenwood. MINI.
The school band held their concert
Friday night under the directorshiI
OF Miss Edith Hanson. A large ane
appreciative audience was in attend
ance. Miss Hanson deserves unlimit
ed praise.
Miss Agnes Becker Is working al
the Bob Fitzgerald home, during
Mrs. Fitzgerald's illness.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Gurin and chill.
dren OF A~rnegaard, N. Oak. came Sun
day night to visit rfiends here, and
In Fiaxville. They were accompanied
by Eiwood House who won the wrest.
ling match Friday night at Arne
gard with Hyde, heavyweight
wrestler of Glendive.
Mr.. Undhjem OF Flaxton arrived on
Friday to visit at the Boo home. He
returned Sunday accompanied by
Mrs. Oscar Doe, who will visit with
friends in Flaxton for a few days.
Miss Eunice Olson who is attending
school in Plentywood spent the week
end at her home.
Mrs. Frank Desonia drove pu from
Glasgow Friday night. She was a
companied by Ralph and Elmer Chat
fee.
Miss Margaret Cosper is working
ut the Elgin cafe in Plentywood.
Mrs Walter Anhalt and Mrs. Sam
Thompson drove to WiIliston We'd
nesday returning Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Chaffee of West
by yer visiting relatives here Fri
day.
Mrs. ]. B. Alexander motored to
PIentywod Saturday to meet her mo
ther Mrs. Olson Of Dresden, N. d.
O A. Boo took his son Bill to
Glasgow Saturday where he will work
In a garage. Mr.. Doe returned Sun
day
Messrs. Lyle Stein and Tibone Gar.
rick drove to Glasgow Saturday re-
turning Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Koseter, Mrs. Roy Mel
son and daughter Marjorie, Mrs. Pete
KohIer. Mrs. Bill Wirtz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Breljia and Messrs. Andrew
LELAND. Udy and Hark were among
the Plentywood visitors Saturday.
The Juniors entertained the Semi
OTIS ami high school faculty at a ban
quet Saturday night. Melvin Deck dis
tinEuished himself at an able toast
master. The and table were
beautifully decorated with the senior
class coIors, American beauty and sill
yer.
On Friday night the defamation
contest will be held. The first grade
rhythm band and the high school
band will play.
Many neighborsand friends surpris.
ed Mrs. c. Lund on her birthday on
Sunday. April is.
Mrs ~ j. Nelson entertained at a
bridge dinner Sunday with four tab
les In play. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Hurst
won high honors and Mrs. Roy Mel
son and Joe kowski the consultations
The Frank Kowski family from
Whitehall were visiting friends In
tOwn Sunday.
Word has been received that Andy
Nestle an old time resident OF Outlook
passed away at Minneapolis Thurs
day, ApriI19. The remains were in
TERED at Union, N. Oak.
The shO where Sunday night was
well attended In spite OF the wind.
Everyone speaks highly OF 1t.
Mrs N. j. Nelson entertained sew
eral ladies Monday afternoon in honor
OF Mrs. j. b. Alexander's mother, Mrs.
Olson OF Dresden, N. Oak, and Mrs.
Sam T~hOmpsOn's mother, Mrs. Thomp-
son of Fortuna, NJ. Oak.
The Outlook branch of the Sheri.
cunty free library will be pen on Sat
urday evenings from 7 to 8. Each
adult may have two books. The
books may be borrowed for two weeks
and renewed for two weeks longer.