Plentywood herald., 1936-04-16

Miss Geneva Wood went to White
tail Friday TO visit friends for few
days.
Miss Agatha Varty spent a couple
of her Easter vacation days with
friends at Scobey.
Miss Ruth Johnson and Miss Helen
French went to Williston Friday on a
shopping trip.
Tom Weatherly and M. J. Melvin OF
Westby were Plentywood business
callers Wednesday.
Mrs Harry Loucks and daughter
were shoppers here from Redstone last
Saturday.
Alfred Hendrickson returned Mon
day from St. Regis, Mont, where he
has been in the CCC for the past year
Craig Saxton is home from CCC
camp at Alberton, Mont He left last
fall and had not been home since the
enlistment
Mesdames ALI Hoven, Fred Black
more, Inga Arneklev and Ole Michel
son were among the many Antelope
visitors here last Saturday.
Mrs. ]. c. Wigmore of Medicine
Lake was here for medical treatment
and to visit her daughter, Mrs. E. S.
Koser.
Mrs. Knut Knutson of Wolf Greek
stopped over here on her way to Viii
liston where she went for medical
treatment
Easter Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.
Moe had as dinner guests, Mrs. Lii
ian Paske and the Henry Raaen and
Oscar Wagnild families.
Miss Helga Hansen, who is making
her home at the present with Dr. and
Mrs. Storkan, spent the Easter season
with her parents at Dagmar.
Mrs. ]. H. Thorson and two daugh-
ters from near Antelope were in Plen-
tywood Saturday afternoon on a
shopping trip.
Mrs. Edwin c. Fredrick and daugh-
ter Martha from near Antelope were
here visiting at the Walter Raess home
and shopping Saturday.
Miss Bertha Plumbeck, who has
been spending several weeks at the
|. L. Shippee home, returned Satur-
day to make her home at Dagmar.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mann were bus
mess visitors here the latter part of
the week They also visited Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Mann.
On Easter the following were guests
at the o. j. Collins home: Mrs. Gym
thia Collins, Mr. and Mrs. X. D. Col
Inns, Mr.. and Mrs P. L. Collins.
Mrs. George Barge has been here
from Wellever assisting Mrs Mat
Barge, who has been sick for a couple
of weeks.
Mrs. Leland Kitzenberg is back Oil
the job at the Kitzenberg store aftei
being home for three weeks, sick with
flu
Mrs. Lester Bedwell of Archer was
here over the week end visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Fre
theim.
Theo. Flakne, the Archer mail car,
rier, returned from Fergus Falls,
Mimi, where he was called by the
death of sister.
The exterior of the law office of j.
j. Guenther was given a coat of paint
this week The job was done by the
Attorney himself-capable in more
than one profession.
Mrs. Archie Mann gave an enjoy
able Easter party for her daughter
Helen and twelve girl friends. The af
fair was after school and a program
of games and luncheon were enjoyed
by ALL
Jasper Phelps and Mrs. Victor Will
burg were here Tuesday from the
Wolf Creek community to take Miss
Ruth Wilburg home from the hospital
where she had an appendix opera
ton.
Clarence Boe, who is teaching near
| Westby, was in Plentywood Satur-
DAY, he reports llldI Ills ldtIleI, WIN ID
sick in the hospital at Havre, is i'm
proving slowly and hopes to be re-
leased within a short time.
John Iwen of Bainville and Edgar
Erickson of Culbertson were here on
Tuesday on business. They came here
on business relative to the staging OF
the Northeastern Montana Sportsman's
Association get-together which will be
held at Culbertson Sunday, April 26.
Those going to Wolf Point to attend
the soil conservation meeting called by
the state extension department were
M. j. Peterson, Harry Ehrmanntraut,
Nels Olson, R. c. Tyler, John Shoal,
! G. E. Fulkerson, P. c. Peterson and
Walter Bye.
Woltorc Col1c Con, parlor.