Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-03-12

MIS-. II. u. moore WdS OlSlllSoSN
from the hospital Sunday. Mrs. Moore
is doing fine after IN appendicitis OPP
Grafton.
Miss Christine Deck accompanied
her mother to Rochester. MINI.
where Mrs. Deck will have clinic OBJ
~scrvation at the Mayo hospital.
Mesdames Evenson and Everson OF
Reserve visited friends and attended
to some business in Plentywood Mon
day.
Mrs. Pete Norby and son from east
Of Raymond were business callers here
Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Forman and Miss Cora
Risa are back from a weeks trip to
Minot where they went recently on a
business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. NJ. Carlson is assisting at the
Kitzenberg store. New goods for
spring are here which neceSsitated
more help.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Elmer
Gooder entertained a number of lad
rs dN lNA lAolAlCs SuAdo ACAAONRA ~
luncheon was the diversion.
Clifford w. Peterson and family
have moved into the Paul Kitterman
residence, recently vacated by the l..
c. Johnson family.
Guests at the Chas. Grant home
near Outlook Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs l.. G.. Zeidler, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
B. Petersen and Mrs. Sylvia Phelps.
Judge s. E. Paul and Court Report
er Koser left Monday for Malta. Judge
Paul will preside on court matters
there.
The L. c johnson family has
moved into the A. F. Ziebarth home
in he south end of the city Mr.. and
Mrs. Ziebarth left for Missoula where
they viii reside for a few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Glover ana Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Draszt from the Well
lever community were visitors in our
city last Saturday. Because of road
conditions they had not been in town
since The holidays.
Last Friday the Home Demonstra-
ton club held their regular meeting at
the home of Mrs. Henry Zimmerman.
There was a good attendance and the
organization is making fine progress.
Watch for announcement of grand
opening of Peterson's Ready Wear
in Plentywood
Mrs. Henry Goodman left for Ro-
ches.er Mimi, last Tuesday where
size underwent AN operation. Mrs
Sven johnson is looking after the
household duties during Mrs. Good
mans absence.
The Plentywood basketball boys
were honored guests at a $50 dinner
at the L. G.. Zeidler home last We'd
nesday. The Messrs. Stegner, Skor ano
Gruhn were also guests.
The Thursday Dinner Bridge clut
were guests of Mrs. w. E. Roy a
their last meeting. Two tables were ii
pay and Mrs. C.. w. Peterson anc
Mrs. E. l. Miller were awarded higl
score honors.
] Friday Mrs. Lars johnson and chill.
r dren will move back to their farm
home. They have lived in town dur.
ing the cold winter months SO th'
: children could attend school.
Mrs. Anna Sorby and Mrs. Henr,
Hovland entertained the members 0
the Altar society at the Catholic
church p%arlors. Plans were made TO
I the annual 18th Of March dinner to b,
served by the society.
Mrs. Lloyd Krebsbach Of gilbert.
son, who has been doing special nur
sing at the hospital, was called t
Wayburn, Sask., by the death of a sis
ter. Mrs. Krebsbach left ~yesterda,
morning
Ralph DIETRICH had IN appendiciti
operation at the hospital Friday. Ralpl
graduated with the Plentywood hig
school class of 1885 and this year ha
been faithfully driving the school bu
from the north country. His friend
are glad to know he is getting alon
fine.
A St. Patrick's day dinner will b
given by the ladies of the Altar so
ciety Sunday, March Is, at the Ca
tholic church basement. The Dime
will be served Immediately followin
the IL o'clock mass, at IL o'clock moor
Public invited. Prices: adults 40c AN
children Csc.
Miss Margaret Fiske, who has mad
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. c. {
Johnson for the past four years, lie
recently for Sunnyside, Wash,
make an extended stay. While OF
west she will make her home wit
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Tibbets.
Among the many pleasant function
given complimenting the basketbs
, boys was the dinner and social eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. Franc Murra
Sunday evening at the Murray home
Besides the members of the basketba
team the following were invited: M
and Mrs. W. E. Stegner, Mr.. al
; Mrs. Lloyd Skor, Mr.. and Mrs. H 4
Gruhn, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. E. He
geson and Mr.. and Mrs. James Me
ton.
Members of the Thursday club we
guests at a complimentary gathering
the Geo. O'Toole home IN their reg
lar meeting day. Two tables of car
were in play and high score prize we
to Mrs. Blain Dean and consolidate
prize to Mrs. John Paulbeck. Luncl