Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-09-20
COALRIDGE
Mn Fred Paulsen

II. A Weer is seriously i'll at his
home following a broken hip three
weeks ago. Mrs. Johnny Johnson of
Grenora is assisting with the nurs-
ing.
Fortyfive friends and neighbors
took dinner at the Emil Hueth home
last Sunday.
Jim Glen and John Ehry were call
ers at Plentywood Saturday.
Bud Chapman and Lon Myers
made a trip to Antelope Sunday.
Mrs. Chapman visited at the Mar
win Torgerson home west of Coal
ridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Myers had as
dinner guests Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Clemetson of Grenora, Bud
Chapman and son Howard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Paulsen and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Myers and fam
lily. Afternoon they were surprised
with a visit from Mr.. Myers cousin,
Mrs. Ellis Lindsey and son Paul and
daughter EdHs from Canada, whom
they had not seen for thirty years.
Arnie Rasmussen, who was taken
to the Clinic at Rochester is still In
the hospital and gaining slowly after
having pus drained from one lung.
Anne and Math Ottenbreit left
last week for Scobey, where they
have employment. They also have
! relatives lear ScObey.
Willard MathesOn who has been
employed near Malta for the past
few months, arrived here Monday.
His father, Ludwig and brother Hen
ry still have employment at the dam
Harry Merback OF Grenora deliver
ed two truck loads OF cattle to Antel
ope Saturday for Henry Greer.
Emmett Harshbarger trucked 9
few cattle to Antelope for Clarence
Myers Friday evening and Saturday
to be shipped.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Guenther ant
daughter, Helen who moved to Ida
no in the summer returned Wednes
day to dispose Of their household
goods and turkeys. Virgil, a brothe'
OF Idaho accompanied them here OF
a visit
Toby Hardinger a in Wildstol
"wednesday on q business trip.
Gladys Paulsen OF South Coalridge
Mrs. p. M. Paulson OF Grenora, N. D.
left last week for Washington an
Oregon.
Sam Torgerson visited severa
days with friends "a the SAM
Hills last week.
Russell Willar made a bushes
trip to Grenora Wednesday. VIM
Lobdell accompanied him to return
with the mail.
Della Henke spent the week end a
her brothers home near the Frank
lin school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fellbaum and bah.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. GraysOn o
Antelope were callers at the Mathe
sol and Chapman homes Tuesda,
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spoklie ar
the owners of a new Plymouth car
Violet Hatvick teacher OF tn
Roosevelt school spent the week en-.
at her home at Outlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McCauley ha,
as dinner guests Sunday, Virgi
Guenther, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Guer
Their of Idaho, iMr. and Mrs. Leonar.
Guam of Westby and Mr.. and Mrs
w. d. Legge.
Howard Chapman, Clyde Guenthe
and George Myers started to the All
telope high school Monday.
Mrs. Nelson returned from tn
Plentywood hospital last week Sigh
ly improved but unable to be up vel
George Melby moved some house
hold goods Of Lon Myers Monday, a
Mrs. Myers Is moving in to accom-
modate three high school students.
Mrs. Ludwig Matheson moved fror
here to Antelope Saturday SO he
daughter, Bernice can attend hig
school. Alice Chapman is stayin
with them and attending school.
Jim Hanson threshed some 200
bushels of wheat on his 2 sections
One field averaged 4 bushels pc
acre, while others were combined or
Iy In the best patches.