Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-09-27

: Clerk OF Court Carl Peterson is
sued a marriage license to Gordon
Berg of Sidney and Bessie Stephen
of Dores Montana last week
Mrs. George OToole entertained
last evening at two tables OF bridge
in honor OF her mother. Mrs. Nc
Neils OF Huron. s. OAK. who ha:
been visiting her the past week.
A fall economy sale" VIII star
Saturday at the Nuremberg Style
shop and will continue until October
10. This weeks Herald carries an
advertisement on page 5 listing mum
erous bargains that can be purchasy
ed during these dates.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Kramer OF
Outlook plan to move to P~lentywood
for the winter months. They will
reside at the Henry Zimmerman
home.
Lawrence X. Fairweather, prin'
cipal. and Helen Bucklin, teacher OF
the lower grades of the Homestead
schools attended the teachers insti-
fute in P%lentywood Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Ghas. Smith of Bottineau, N.
D., has been a visitor in the city.
She is Mrs. VIM Langlois' mother.
She is now visiting at Larson, Mont,
at the home OF a daughter and plans
to return to Plentywood soon for a
weeks stay.
Among those attending the bridge
dedication program at Culbertson on
Saturday were Judge and Mrs. s. E.
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Koser. Rev.
, and Mrs. o. NJ. Stmundson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Raaen and E. NJ. Krost.
Fergus Koser, small son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Koser suffered a pain
full accident Monday when caught In
a Wringer Oh a washing machine.
Fortunately no bones we're broken.
His arm and hand were badly bruis-
ed.
The Eight Music Masters are
playing for a dance at Flaxville Sat
; urday night. This Plentywood or
chestra played before a record crowd
at the bridge dedication at Culbert-
son last Saturday.
Honoring Miss Shirley Backer
who plans to leave for Walla Walla,
Wash, to enter school. a party WAS
held at the DR.. r.. E. Gustafson
home with Miss Grace Lunquist as
hostess Monday evening. About fif-
teen young people enjoyed the even
Ing OF entertainment followed by a
luncheon.
Andy Jensen and Victor VanHee
are back from the western part of
the state. They have been gone
about a month. They brought back
with them a load OF apples which
were from the Missoula vicinity.
Bob Farris, Jr.. left. Sunday for
Ashland. Mont, where he will again
enter a CCC camp. He spent about
a week here visiting his parents and
friends.
The annual two-for-one sale spon-
sored by Miller's Pharmacy will get
under way Saturday and will contin-
ue until October s. Large circulars
were circulated today listing many
bargains. Two articles are sold for
the price OF one during the sale.
Miss Wana Buck left Wednesda,
for Minot, N. d., where she plans
to enter the Minot State Teachers
college. Miss Yung OF Outlook has
accepted a position at the Elgin cafe.
taking Miss Bucks place.
A farewell party In honor OF Mrs.
Mike Palubicki will be held at the
John Palubicki home tonight. The
party is being sponsored by the Al
tar Society. Mr.. and Mrs. Palu
bicki will leave soon for Milwaukee,
Wis, where they will make their
home. Their son Theodore, Is prac-
ticing medicine in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Harry Larson returned Mon
day from a weeks visit In western
Montana points. She accompanied
Mrs. Jess Clark and daughters Vel
ma and Lois OF Antelope to. Nilsson
la. velma and Lois will enter the
state university. They also visited
at Great Falls and Havre.
Word has been received that little
Lois Collins, who was accidentally
shot some time ago and who was in
a serious condition at the local hos
pital here, LIS getting along nicely.