Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-06-13
Special to the Herald

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RESERVE, June ia three
weeks parochial school opened Mon.
day morning with a very good at
tendance in the school house. MIR.
Hegland Of Plentywod is in charge.
The morning session Is for older
children, and the younger ones come
In the afternoon.
The Ladies Aid, which Is sponsor
ing the work that all
children whether in the district OF
not are welcome.
MORE RESERVE NEWS
Mrs. f. G. Ferguson Of Chinook
arrived Wednesday for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Everson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Ault and
daughter Lois OF Wolf Point, spent
Thursday night at the ID. c. Murk
home here.
The ID. &c. Murk. family has moved
from the II. p. Anderson house to
their building on main street.
Bruce Henderson expects 10 leave
soon for a prospecting trip through
the mountains.
Mrs. Connole and Kenneth spent
Sunday in Glasgow, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Connole.
Paul Paulson and Larry Madsen
left Thursday for Cut Bank, where
they expect to secure employment.
Bobby Eidsness was the guest of
the AngvlCk family this week.
Jimmie COnnole arrived On Mon
In,v ,,nt,Stnr fnt N fAn do ~ ntotf Of
the home of his mother here.
The Farmers Elevator Is loading
out ten thousand bushels IF wheat
for Minneapolis this week.
Mrs Gibbons is on the sick list
this week, requiring the attention OF
DR.. Hall On Saturday.
. Nearly everyone in town took In
the picture show in Plentywood Sun
day night.
Helmer Hole returned from Mad
dock, N. D., Monday night.
Peter Madsen the painter, is re-
decorating the bank building this
week.
Bernhard Nielsen has completely
r%earranged the interior of his rest
aurant and will be prepared to
handle a much heavier trade in the
near future.
Dorothy Mauritson was hostess to
a number of friends Friday after
noon, celebrating her 18th birthday
Her guests were Helen Lund, Eunice
Rorvig. Betty Jean and Joyce Han
sem. Marvel Jacobsen and Virginia
Madsen.
Mrs. Shaw of Kalispell was a
guest of Mrs. Groskurth on Friday
Mrs. Shaw is an officer of the Re
bekah Lodge and she was on a tour
of inspection of the lodges In this
part of the state.
Mrs. Wien and three children were
Sunday dinner guests at the Aage
Jacobsen home.
Marjorie Peterson returned Friday
from Fort Peck, where she had been
a guest at the Won Eschen home.
Mrs. Riley and Mrs Wien were
shoppers in Plentywood Tuesday
morning.
The Community Ladies Aid society
held its June meeting with Mrs
Kittleson. Mrs. Aage Jacobsen as
sisted Mrs. Kittleson. There was a
good attendance OF members and
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Carpenter
entertained Friday afternoon for
their son Joe, who was eight years
old. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Atcr OF PlentywoOd, Mr.. and Mrs
clarence Peterson and Junior OF Re
serve and the members OF the Nels
Peterson family from Dagrmar and
Michael Gibbons. 1.
Edna Anderson was called to Froid
Saturday by the serious illness OF
her brother Oliver, who has pneu.
monia. The young fellow Is reported
to be improving at the present writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strandskov and
Yvonne let Saturday for Wheeler
where they will spend the summer
Herbert will remain here to look ar
ter the stock.