Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-09-19

spent a weeks vacation, fishing ant
camping at the Nelson reservoir.
z. NJ Jackson, manager OF the Or
pheum theatre here, and Merel Kit
terman returned Tuesday from a bus
mess trip TO Minneapolis.
Harry Gum, Of Tacoma Wash.
ents at Flaxville. Mr. Gum was for
merly a resident of Arnegaard, N. D
Harold Lundby of Grenora and
Gladys Paulson, of Dagmar were
granted a license to wed by clerk OF
court Carl B. Peterson Monday.
DR.. E. Wright, physician and sur
geon from Wfliston was here We'd
nesday and assited with a major op-
Grafton at the hospital Wednesday.
Jack Kjelstrup Jr., left Sunday for
Northfield, Mimi. where he will enter
st. Olaf college. Jack will be a fresh
mar at that school.
Miss Mary W~estergaard, clerk at
the recorders office is spending a
short vacation at Glasgow, Saco and
other Montana points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Stewart went to
Williston Thursday. They were ac-
companied by Miss Shirley Backer
and Miss Fern Jensen.
Mrs. j.. G. Zeiler entertained her
club last Friday Mrs. E. S.
Koser was awarded first prize. Mrs.
Winnifred Johnson was given the
guest prize.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Fulkerson have
established residence in PlentywoOd.
They moved into the York residence.
Their son Clinton is attending the
high school.
For the very latest in radio, metal
tubes, sliding rule tuning scale, COM
mercial, foreign, amateur and pO-
lice bands, see the General Electric
radios at the International Implement
Co.
MI. and Mrs. N. ]. Clayburgh took
their daughter Miss Donna Clayburgh
to Grand Forks Friday morning. She
will attend the university of North
Dakota at Grand Forks.
Mrs. l.. G.. Zeider entertained her
Winifred Johnson and Barr Zeidler
drove to Wolf Point Sunday. They
planned to drive to Fort Peck to see
the dam but were forced to stop at
Wolf Point because Of car trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Johnston and
son Bob left Wednesday morning for
Minneapolis. Bob will enter the uni
versity of Minnesota. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnston will return the first of the
week.
Don .Shipman arrived Monday and
has accepted a position as linotype
operator with The Herald. Mr.. Ship
man is from Towner, N. Oak, and Is
a recent graduate of the Wahpeton
School of Science.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Peterson and
from Dagmar have moved to
Plentywood and are now located at
the house owned by Mrs. Lillian
Paske. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson moved
here to enable their daughter to at
tend the Plenywood school.
Peter Norby, of Raymond, under
went an operation for a ruptured ap-
at the hospital Saturday. His
condition Is satisfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Christensen
took Orbeck Hovedy to Glendive SUM-
day to catch the train to Billings.
Mr. Hovedy is attending the Billings
Polytechnic school.
Robert Van Hee and family moved
to Glasgow Sunday. Mr. Van Hee is
to be employed IN tine furniture store
owned by Ed Weiss, a former grocery
in Plentywood.
A marriage license was issued
the clerk Of courts office on
Monday to Louis Provost, of Maxim,
and Clara Becker, also of Max
i'm.
G~wendolyn Christensen left Sun
day for Mortified, Mimi, where she
will enroll at st. Olaf college. Miss
Christensen Is a senior at that in
stitution.
Judd Goodman went to Beach, N.
OAK, and returned Monday with Mrs.
Goodman who has been visiting rela-
there. Mrs. Goodman was gone
about a week.
Miss Isobel Braden entertained
ladies at a bridge party at the
Madden home Tuesday. Mrs. George
Won first at cards and Mrs.
Blaine Dean was second.
Kenneth Grayson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Grayson, of Antelope
vas brought to the hospital here suf-
from a broken arm sustained
when he tipped over in a wagon. The
lrm was set here and he was taken
his home.
MI. and Mrs. i. G. Zeidler took
Mrs. Winifred Johnson to Williston
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Johnson has
been visiting at the Zeidler home for
he past week. She took the train at
for her home at Rockwell,