Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-03-07

Wait and see the new Hudson,
~Terraplane and Plymouth cars at In,
ternational Implement Co. 21-c
Born to MI. and Mrs. Rudolph
Points, Saturday at the Sheridan
Memorial hospital. a girl.
Fix up your Tanning Mill Sleeves
now. We have ON hand Screen Of
all sizes. International Implement
Co. 27e
Mrs. Alvin Clay OF Raymond was
admitted to the Sheridan Memorial
hospital Tuesday evening. She is
a medical patient.
o. G. Short and CT Rasmussen
were here from Outlook Saturday.
Both are instructors in the Outlook
schools.
Get our prices on G & ] Tires and
Tubes, also on Horse Collars. Sweat
Pads, etc. We compete with mail
order prices. International Lmple-
ment Co. 27c
Horace Bolster, agricultural agron-
omist came Saturday and was here
until Monday. Mr.. Bolster Is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bolster. He
headquarters at Bozeman.
A carload OF Chevrolet cars we're
unloaded here Tuesday by Peterson
company. Included In the shipment
were two master model sedans and
two standard sedans.
Miss Bernadine Prader entertained
a number Of guests Tuesday evening
al a bridge-dinner. Ruth Johnson
wor high at cards and Mrs. Stanley
Palubicki had second.
Stanley Palubicki returned Wed
nesday from Detroit, Mich, where he
went over a week ago to get a Dodge
truck which has been purchased by
Carl West and will be used by him
at Glasgow.
Mrs. e. S. Koser entertained the
Wednesday bridge club at her home.
Mrs. Anna Nelson won high at cards
and Mrs. Forrest Goodman second.
Mrs. C. w. Peterson won the guest
prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ibsen OF Glas-
gov, former Plentywood residents,
were here the first OF the week.
They were dinner guests Monday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred For
man.
Among those from the Dagmar
community who were P~lentywood
visitors Monday were Emil Rasmus-
sen, Sven Peterson, Rasmuss Paul
son, James C. Lodahl and Henry Bar
eth.
Henry Keaton returned to Plenty
wood Monday after having spent a
short time visiting at the Asa Barnes
homes at RedstOne. Mr.. Keaton Is
a guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Goodman.
A marriage license was issued to
Henry Lipscomb, son Of E. LipscOmb
of the Franklin community, and Es-
Their Melby also from that vicinity,
Wednesday from the office OF clerk
of court Carl B. Peterson.
MIR. and Mrs. C. w. Peterson en-
tertained Saturday evening at a din
ner, followed by bridge. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed KOser won high at cards
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peterson were
second.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Zeidler have
gone to Minneapolis. They left Sun
day evening and plan to be gone this
week. A. F. Mclean Is assisting at
the Zeidler Hardware during Mr..
Zeidler's absence.
A high school dance vas held at
the school auditorium Friday even
ing with members Of the schools
basketball team as honored guests.
Dancing was enjoyed from 8 until
.11:3O. The affair was sponsored by
a club of the school.
Miss Josephine Smith is back from
a two weeks visit with her parents
at Dunseith, N. d. Max Deck and
Art Smith went after her Sunday by
car. They were accompanied on the
return trip by Mrs. Olga RusDurger,
sister of Miss Smith. who plans to
visit here for several weeks.
Nick Walton, genial representative
Of Gambler Crimson, Wholesale house
at Williston was back on the regular
beat this week after having missed
several trips to P~lentywood because
Of illness.
George OVERLY returned to Fort
Peck today after having spent sever
al days here this week. Mr.. Over
by is employed at the dam as a car
penter for Mason & Walsh. At pres
ent he is employed setting forms on
the retaining wall.
Mrs. Ray White and Miss Cora
Risa returned from a short visit
with friends at Great Falls Monday.
The American Legion Auxiliary
met at the Legion hall "Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Mollie johnson n
Mrs. John Gross were hostesses.
Joe Redmond and Erwin Marsh re-
turned Friday from a few days stay
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