Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-01-11

attempted 10 climb off. In som,
manner the little girl got eaneht IL
a chain and was thrown nndar th,
wheels of the moving .trs,ck Tn,
truck passed over her foot. Severa
bones in the foot wer broken. SHE
IS confined at the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs H. d Moore enter.
tanned Friday evening at bridge.
Guests were the Misses Prader. Al
quist. Claypood and peerson Bervl
Hunt. Mrs Mabry and Mrs /. C
Peferon. High score at bridge was
won BY Miss Alquist. Miss Clavpool
won consolation. A luncheon was
served by the hostess.
E. o--Teieen OF Antelope was
here Tuesday transao6ng business.
He was a caller at the court house
Norval Hegind left this week for
M~ooref1ead, Mimi. where he will
take up his studies at Concordia
college. He spent the Chrda.mas
holidays at his home in Plenty
wood
A series OF dances starting satur-
day. January 20. are being planned
by the management OF the Temple.
As an added attraction, a General
Electric radio will be given Hank
Vim and his famous Orchestra
will be featured at the opening
dance
L. Fl. kenzpton. field representa-
i've of the Chevrolet Motor Co. with
headquarters at Great Falls was
heTe SATURDAY., ON a business cat at
Peterson Co Mr.. Kempton had
with him information available on
the new Chevrolet car that is being
this week nationally.
The car presents a decided change
from last years model.
An old fashioned charivari took
place Monday evening with Mr. and
Mrs Oscar Fossum the ssyictims.,
High school students escorted the
young couple around the CITY mid
shouts OF laughter and noise MAX
ers on a sleigh. Mr.. and Mrs Eos
SUM were presented with a set or
lass ware. a token from members
OF 5he high school baud.
A oar composed of county COM
A. ]. Olson. county treas
Paul kurtz and assessor G F
christensen Were In session Tues
lay checking the names on the as
sessment rolls of male citizens for
purpose of forming the Jury list
1894 Male citizens. taxpayers.
,et~een the ages of 81 and 10 are
for jury duty.
W. r. Fellows returned Thursday
st. Ignatius. Mont. where he
4serr the Christmas holidays with
rs family Mr.. Fellows reports that
raffac Was almost at a standstiIl in
he western part OF the state be-
ause Of rhe recent floods. Flowers
Fere blooming and trees were be-
slnnang to bud due to the prevail
ng mild weather
DR. and Mrs. e. e. York and son
.ynn returned Monday from a sew
weeks WISH 1t the r. C. York
loEzae at Grand Forks, N. Oak. Lynn
pezst some time In Minneapolis.
returning by car. they were forced
o make repeated datours because
4 ~iHTassabIe roads The roads from
to Willison were blocked.
'heF travelled to Crosby, then to
Nilaiston to get to Pientywood.
At the annual meeting OF the
Lutheran church. the
Glowing officers were elected for
ne ensuing year trustee, 5-year
ERIN. Walter Raess; secretary, Al.
: Erickson. treasurer, e. Fl. Il.
Ieigeson. orgznist. Mrs. Winnifred
)pgrande. supt- OF Sunday school.
l. W. Rzaen- Plans were discussed
or the reznOdd1ing and enaarging
4 Ehe church. The basement u used
or social gatherings and nne
Tie Misses Wynne ClaypooI and
Peterson entertained q
r0up OF friends at a bridge party
thursday evening The guests were
krs. Mahry. Lois Kent, Mildred
Ianisch. Mabel Nelson, Gertrude
Bernice Erickson and Mrs.
L ID. Moore. Bernice Erickson won
irt prize for high score. Mabel
Selson WAS awarded the consolation
sOsaors- Following the card games a
Irc9aeOn was served by the ess-