Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederickson of Med
icine Lake we're Plentywood busi
ness callers Monday.
VIM. Ambmose, Chevrolet repre-
sentative, was a business caller here
Monday.
Arthur Rehmer of near Plenty
wood, was in the city Monday OF
business matters.
Axel Romstad OF Antelope was
here Wednesday. Mr.. Romstad plans
to leave soon for Boulder hot springs
where he will spend a month.
Mrs. Lewis Pierce of Plentywood
underwent an operation for append
icitis at the Sheridan Memorial hos
pital Monday.
Paul Connole and brother Kenneth
were here Friday. Paul is employed
at Havre and came to Plentywood
from Reserve, where he is spending
a short vacation with relatives.
Dinner guests at the home Of Al
torney and Mrs. Grant Blackwell Sun
day yer Mr.. and Mrs. John Palu-
bicki and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Koenig.
Mrs. VIM. Pierce has gone to Tue
son, Arizona, where she plans to
spend the winter at the home of a
sister. She went as far as Great
Falls with Mr.. Pierce and Beryl.
An afternoon card party will be
held at the Catholic church basement
Wednesday, Feb. 6 at 2:15 p. m. The
party will be sponsored by the Altar
Society.
Among the second-year basic
course students in the Grizzly battal-
ion of r. 0. T. c., at Missoula, to re-
ceive ARRANGEMENTS was Donald Ko-
terba of Outlook. Koterba received
a c~orporalship.
Henry Barreth of Dagmar was in
filed his petition for final citizenship
papers. Witnesses were Janus Jor-
genson and Soren Johansen OF Dag
mar.
Richard Johnson, 3-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Johnson of McEroy
was brought to the Sheridan Mem
orial hospital last Thursday suffering
from a broken leg. The little lad
fell down a cellar way.
S. Hoppins living In the Welliver
country about 80 miles southwest of
Plentywood was here Tuesday. Mr..
Hoppins came as far as Archer by
team and sleigh and took the train
from there to brentwood.
C. F. McNulty of Plentywood is a
patient at the hospital. He was
brought there last Thursday suffer.
ing from pneumonia His condition
is somewhat improved. His many
friends in Plentywood wish him a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Flora Jordan of Raymond was
a caller in the city Monday. Mrs.
Jordan was here to seek medical aid
for her mother, Mrs. Anna Harrison,
who has been quite i'll at her Ray
mond home. Mrs. Harrison is "a
years old.
Mrs. Mollie Johnson and Mr. and
Mrs. Tex Olson have returned from
a trip to the southern part Of the
state. They visited at Winnifred,
Montana and at Joliet, where Alden
Johnson is located. From Joliet
they went to Arnegard, N. D., where
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Sand.
The Outlook independent basket
ball squad will meet l.. J.. Noes Red
birds at the Farmer-Labor Temple
Saturday night The Outlook Quint
Is reported to be a good one and
the Redbirds are in top form The
game is called for s o'clock, and will
be followed by the Presidents ball.
At a recent meeting OF the Plenty
wood American Legion post, the
group went on record as favoring
the plan to establish a national
guard company here. The post will
cooperate with civic groups In the
city in the effort to secure a COM
pany.
velma Clark of Antelope has been
named on the ticket committee for
Coed formal which is to be held
February 5 at the state university at
Missoula- Coed formal is an annual
university function held by female
students in honor Of the male stu
dents.
A marriage license was granted
Tuesday from the office of clerk of
court Carl B. Peterson to Albert r.
| Smith of Minton, Sask., and Ethel
| Cameron of Gladmar, Sask. The
young couple were wed at the Luth-
eran parsonage, with Rev. O. M
Simundson performing the ceremony.
The recently organized Mems club
met at the Lutheran church parlOrs
Tuesday evening Twenty-eight men
were made charter members. A con
stitution and bylaws were adopted
by the group. Following the meet
ing a lunch was served by Alvin
Aspelund, VIM. Hanisch and j. A
Benson.
The Plentywood high school Wild