Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-03-22

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Niels %Jorgensen and son. Ted Me.
A.. Lodahl and Harluf Strandskov {
the Dagmar country were visiting /
plentywood Saturday and transactin
business al the court house. Will
in the city Mr.. Jorgensen had hi
name added to the rapidly CROWN
list of Herald subscribers
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Peterson an,
son Olof were in this CITY Nonda,
from their farm in the Dapmar couu
try. While here they visited thei
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Brandesol
and new granddaughter, the latte
being born March IT at the Benson
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nelson were
host and hostess to a 500 O'Clock
dinner party given at their home
Sunday evening. Twelve e1iests
were present. Cards were the main
diversion of the evening, prizes be-
ing awarded to Mr.. and Mrs Raw
Morris of Outlook and Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Iceland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Dean enter
tained Sunday at their home in honor
of Mrs. Deans father. Mr.. James E.
King. the occasion being his seven
~ty-seventh birthday anniversary. The
invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs. OF
to Brabec. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray King
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
King and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Brock of theI
Dagmar community came to Plenty.
wood Sunday evening. Mr.. Brock
was taken Immediately to the sheri-
dan Memorial hospital, where he will
be under the doctors care for several
lays. Mr.. and Mrs. Brock have been
spending the past winter at Medicine
Lake.
Last Saturday was Clifford Aspe
und's tenth birthday and In honor
II the occasion Clifford asked In ten
II his friends to a party. The boys
went to the matinee at the Or
after which a delicious lun
heon was served by Mrs. Aspelund
t 400 o'clock. st. Patrick decora
ion graced the table.
A bridge party was given by Mr..
Mrs. Charley Grant last Friday
vening at their home in the Outlook
ountry. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peterson
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Peterson won
prizes of the evening. Those !
resent were Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Peter
IN. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nelson. Mr..
nd Mrs. Dean Moore and Mr.. and G
Carl Peterson, all OF this city.
An error was made In last weeks
sue In regards to the closed banks. a
hich are under the supervision OF 4
III. E. Helgeson at Fairview and b
wage, Montana. The article stated a
at the Fairview State Bank and e
G Farmers & Merchants State Bank i
Savage paid a dividend of five pei h
ut to the depositors In those closed 81
INKS. The article should have read te
] per cent instead of five per cent.
Frank Lund and Victor Anke1 Y
the Outlook country passen
'ough Plentywood Saturday morn
on their way to Medicine Lake,
a business mission. They return. "a
the same afternoon and Mr.. Ank. "
dropped into the Herald office to 1,
isfy himself as to the name ap. Il
lring in the Peterson Co. ad, which NJ
w two tickets to the Orpheum. II
figured he had it right and he a.
Vim. Ertner. prosperous farmer ~.
ne 16 miles southeast of Redstone
a Plentywood business caller ~
nday, Mr.. Ertner, In conversation n
a Herald reporter, said that he .
I'D commence farming as soon as 40
ground would permit. He also No
that he did not believe the I,
shoppers In his vicinity would be ~,
bad as last year, because OF the -
y migration OF the 'hoppers be-
they had layed their eggs
evening the home of Mr..
Mrs. c. w. Peterson was the
le OF a very pretty st. Patrick's
party. Sixteen guests were pres We
TO partake of the well appointed the
Ter served at 6.45 O'Clock. The tro
r schemes and favors of st. Pat Z
9 day were carried out during ant
evening. Cards were the main pas
rslon Of the evening, Mr.. and I
Carl Peterson capturing head dri,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Storkan or
nd. nil