Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-05-30
Special to the Herald

OUlu/OOks May SU.0Ine grauua-
ton OF the high school Seniors took
place Wednesday evening. Rev. Earle
A. Clifford OF PlentywoOd delivered
the invocation and be%nediction and
Attorney Vernon Hoven the Com
mencement address. His theme was
life, The Smelter."
Miss Lucille Doe was valedictorian
and Miss Mayune Johnson the saluta-
torian. The Citizenship awards were
given to Frances and Melvin Deck.
ADDITIONAL OUTLOOK NEWS
Mrs. Amund entertained the Mis-
SEES Folsom, Hanson, Davidson and
Mrs. Short at dinner Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Bob Fitzgerald and children,
Mrs. Lawrence Anholt and Junior
and Grandma West went to Plenty
wood Tuesday.
"A card received from Mrs. MAIDS
Billet from Rochester, Mimi, where
she Is undergoing an operation sends
greetings to her friends here and
hopes they will write to her. Her ad-
dress is 1872, End. st. S. E. Care of
c. P. Lamphere.
Messrs. Charlie and Bill Buzzard
were business callers In Plentywood
Thursday.
Mrs. Phyllis Norman OF Scobey Is
visiting at the Arthur LELAND home.
Mrs. N. ]. Nelson, Mrs. Alexander.
Mrs. Arthur LELAND and Mrs. Phyl-
lis Norman attended the show at
Plentywood Thursday afternoon and
41A o.oroynoc L. tho
evening.
The Outlook Seniors, went to Plen-
tywood Thursday to have class pic
lures taken. A number OF them
stayed for the Commencement that
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grant. the
Oscar Doe, Bob Fitzgerald and Jim
Larter families were among those
who attended graduation at Plenty
wood.
Paul Schiebold and son, Karl OF
Minneapolis, arrived "Wednesday to
visit at Mrs. Nellie Decks.
The Outlook athletes won second
place in the county Roundup Friday.
Miss Norma Prescott got first place
in defamation.
Miss Edith Larter visited for a
few days at the Fitzgerald home.
Miss Eunice Chaffee went to
Westby Friday to visit her brother
Norman.
Mrs. Laurence Anholt will have
charge OF the Public Library for the
summer. Many new books for the
children are being added.
Mrs. Nellie Deck entertained the
A-,r.14 JyrlIa.r x-r ~ ltnnAr
Mr.. and Mrs. Amund johnson
moved back to the farm the last OF
the week.
The annual school picnic was held
In Grants coulees Saturday.
Messrs. N. J. Nelson, Claude Mills,
Harry Prescott and Sam Thompson
attended the Legion convention at
Fort Peck Saturday.
Miss Hanson's school band gave
an open air concert Tuesday and
Saturday evenings. They have made
remarkable progress in the past
year.
Arthur Ueland's family moved to
the ranch Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Keogh came up
from the ranch to spent the week
end and take Noel and Betty Lou
home.
Or. and Mrs. J. A.Riggle and Supt.
and Mrs. #. "A. Bolton OF Outlook,
Sask., Canada, visited at the Ray
Morris home wei the week end. The
Bottoms returned to their home
while the Riggles will motor west
thru the mountains and visit the re-
sort at Baniff, Canada and attend a
-r-1nr nt 1tnIOorU l.
berta-
Miss Margaret Roach came over
Sunday from Wolf Point to visit
friends for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Anker. Lillian
Lietz and Iris Grantham were Sun
day guests at the Otto Liet home
in FlaNville.
Miss Edith Hanson spent Sunday
at Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Morris.
Miss Clara Folsom visited at the
Albert Johnson home Sunday.
Mrs. James Rasmussen and May
and John started for Billings Mon
day morning. They expect to visit
Roundup before returning.
+ The Boy Scouts with their scout
master, Mr.. Rasmussen, went to Fort
Peck Monday. Dan Egger took them
in his truck.
Mrs. Nellie Deck started Tuesday
for independence. Mo-. and Lamont,
Iowa. Her daughters, Leone and
Wilhelmine, will accompany her
home.
Mrs. Martin Nelson and daughter,
Phyllis, OF Plentywood attended the
graduation exercises on "Wednesday
night.
The German Lutheran ladies had
Aid at the Albert Hollatz home Sun
day afternoon.
MRS. Cora Allen left Thursday for
Minnewauken, N. Oak. to visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Joe johnson and family
moved to their farm home Friday.
VIM. Cookery came up from Glas
Cow Sunday evening. He returned or
Tuesday.
Sam Thompson has purchased 9
new Ford coupe.
Ray Ordahl was hurt by a horse