Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-04-23

MISS &Old liz NAoANtN WI oAiANNN
at her home south of Redstone.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Burke drove out
to look after their farming interests
the first of the week.
Mrs. J. A Wagner and children are
spending week ends with MIR. Wagner
on the farm northeast of Plentywood.
Or. and Mrs. j. c. Storkan were
hCsts at a bridge dinner to a group OF
twelve Saturday evening.
The Misses Olive Hanisch and Mar
garet Wagnild entertained the l.. d. r
at the Hanisch home Tuesday evening.
Sunday morning at the Benson pri-
vate hospital a son was born TO Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Mehl.
Miss Katherine Sebastian, who is at
tending high school here, is back afte:
p ending a few days with her mother
on he farm.
\ +. and Mrs. Jack Dwyer moved to
Rec stone this week to remain for the
summer Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Denikas
have moved into the Dwyer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Karlson are back
&c the winters stay at Long Beach,
Calf. They are staying at the Grand
~, 2 mill a suitable residence can be
secured.
francis McNulty has moved out to
the farm 10 put in his crop and help
his fa.her with spring work. He ex-
poets to move back to town in a few
weeks.
Albert Hendrickson was in from his
farm Tuesday. Mr.. Hendrickson re-
cen y returned from Portland, Ore,
WI e he spent the winter.
? vo carloads of automobiles were
unloaded here this week-one carload
beA : new Fords and the other new
Oh yrolets
T.. and Mrs. r. l.. Stevens Of Wolf
Pcint were Sunday visitors at the l..
G.. Zeidler home. Mrs. Stevens and
Mr.. Zeidler are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Moore and FAM
lily went to Fairview Sunday where
thev visited Mr.. Moore's brother,
James, who is employed with the
Farmers Oil company there.
Poscu Popescu, who went to Roch-
estr, MINI, for medical aid, has re-
turned to Plentywood. He was advised
at the Mayo Bros. clinic that his gen.
eral health was good and that he could
return to his work here.
A. L. Roser and Archie Bolster
dove 10 Glasgow Sunday where they
attended a meeting of ]. C.. Penney
Co. managers and employees. They re-
TUNED Sunday evening.
T. M. Mcdonald, general manager
of the Great Falls Breweries, Inc, was
a P~lentywood business caller over the
week erd. Mr.. Mcdonald left here
Sunday for Great Falls.
Mrs. Kate Marion entertained a
group of fourteen ladies Saturday eve
ming honoring Mrs. A. F. Ziebarth with
a complete surprise. The evening was
ended with a luncheon.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
MIS-. Howard Mccall of Comertown a,
the Akelstad maternity home Thurs
day, April 16. The little girl weighed
eight pounds and has been named
Bonita Joy.
j. H. Davis has been out on his
reservation farm the past week put
ting in a large wheat acreage. Mr.
Davis spent the greater part of the
winter in Plentywood with his family
Rasmus Nelson of Flaxville and the
Anton Nelson family were in Froio
Sun lay visiting at the Walfred Wekar
home and to visit the mother of Anton
and Rasmus, who is staying at the We
kan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Davis from
the Wanso country were here to visi'
their son, who is attending the Pien-
tywood school. John went home with
them to visit a couple of days.
Mrs. c. M. Hall left for Chicago
Sunday morning to meet DR.. Hall. DR.
Hall has been away several weeks, be-
ing called to his old home in Yves
Vilvinia by the illness Of his father.
Saturday night the Junior Prom viii
be held at the high school gymnasium
The affair is invitational and the re-
quests for presence have been mailed
Music will be furnished by the "Ter
Mus c Masters" Dancing will be from
9 until IL.
The new Beauty Parlor operated by
Miss Annis Hagan opened Wednesday
The shop is located next to Luehr'!
studio. Miss Hagan is a graduate o
the May Hollands Beauty college a
Seattle, Wash, and is the daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Hagan, Of neaI
Redstone.
The L. D. R. entertained the Lutlei
League Thursday evening in III,
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