Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-02-28

Emil Pomerleau of Scobey was a
Plentywood visitor Saturday.
Lee Munson of Raymond spent
Tuesday in Plentywood.
]. NJ. Anderson of Daggmar was
here Wednesday.
Hildreth Anderson of Plentywood
is a medical patient at the Sheridan
Memorial hospital
Oluf Huff of Dagmar, is a medical
patient at the local hospital. He was
admitted Monday.
Attorney David N. NyQuist OF SEQ
hey was here on court matters Sat
urday.
Bill Hass of the Outlook vicinity
was a Plentywood business caller
Tuesday.
Percy Neville is back from White
fish, where he went last week on
business.
Rudy Palutzke OF the Welliver
country, was in the city on business
and visiting with friends Tuesday.
Nels Olson Of the Outlook COM
munity, was a Plentywood business
caller Tuesday.
The interior of the Leland hotel is
being redecOrated this week. The
painting is being done by Mr.. An
tonson and son Erick.
C. F. Curtis, representative Of the
Kelly : Howe : Thompson hardware
company was in Plentywood the first
of the week calling on business hous-
es.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grant and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tango were am
ong the many in the city from Out
look Friday evening, to attend the
Firemen's dance.
Charles Divine Of Williston, was
here Tuesday. Mr.. Divine is the
Oldsmobile dealer at Williston and
was here in one of the 1885 Oldsmo
bile sedanS.
The mems supper held at the Luth-
eran church parlors last Friday ev-
ening was well attended. Those who
partook Of the supper prepared by
the men of the congregation were
high in their praise for the chefs.
Special meetings with Rev. G. H.
Moritz as speaker started at the Ev-
angelical church Wednesday. The
meetings will be held each evening
starting at 1880 p. m, until March
10.
Woodrow Peterson Of Dagmar
spent Saturday in Plentywood visit
ing at the home Of his sister Gertie
Peterson. He attended the basket
ball tournament which was in prog
ress here.
Arthur Spike" Knutson Is UP and
around again after a hard seige OF
influenza. He is feeling somewhat
improved and will soon be back at
his job as mechanic at the Peterson
company garage.
Rev. and Mrs. o. M. Simundson
entertained at dinner to the follow
ing guests Thursday evening: Mr..
and Mrs. O. b. M. Olson, Mrs. Mol
lie Johnson, Ruth Johnson and Mrs.
Winnifred OpgraLde.
Ruth Johnson and Christine Deck
entertained members Of their bridge
club at the L. J. Moe home. Mary
Elizabeth Johnson had high score at
cards and Lucille Goodman second.
Christine Deck had low.
C. Dahl, Howard Hagen and Dor
othy Dillon, all of Culbertson were In
the city Friday. Mr. Dahl and Mr..
Hagen played with the Eight Music
Masters at the Fremen's dance that
evening.
E. M. Jackson Is suffering this
week with a badly cut lip the result
Of a peculiar accident While
cranking his car, the crank slipped
from the socket and hit him on the
lip. Several stitches were taken to
close the wound.
Loyal Gunderson, who Is teaching
school at Carbert, northwest of SEQ
hey, spent the week end in Plenty
wood. "Ole' was snowbound for ap-
proximately a month during the re-
cen cold wave and snow. The school
is located about 35 miles from SEQ
hey.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. M. Olson will
leave today for Winnifred, where
they plan to make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Olson will ranch In