Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-05-14

Sunday Otto Colt was admitted to
the hospital for medical treatment.
Forrest Goodman has been confined
to his home the past week with i'll
ness.
Miss Arylene Gustafson was here
from Scobey to spend the week end
with the R. E Gustafson family.
Bob Eckstrand of the John Leslie
Paper company is in the city today
calling on customers.
Mrs. Emery Lundquist is visiting
Mrs. R. E. G~ustafson at Bainville for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Paulbeck were
here from their reservation farm Sat-
urday afternoon.
Miss Abby Harrison of Raymond
was here the latter part of the week
on a business and pleasure trip.
This afternoon Mrs. l. G. Zeidlel
and Mrs. r. A. Palutski are joint host
esses TO the Congregational aid, given
at the Zeidler home.
Mrs. NJ. B. Chaplin is back from a
ten day visit at Billings. Her husband
will join her here before they return
to their home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Albert Schlag from southwest
of Redstone was here for a two days
visit at the Geo. Stringer home. She
also had some dental work done.
Sheldon Koser and Leonard Dahl
left for Duluth, Mimi, and will return
with four new Dodge cars, all sold to
local residents.
Mrs. Burleigh, state Red Cross nurse
Of Montana and Mrs. Frank Loutzen-
heiser visited the Legion Auxiliary
meeting Monday evening.
Mrs. Ethel Charlesworth returned
last of the week from Los Angeles,
Calf, where she spent most of the
winter.
See the new Speed Queen power
washers at Zeidler's Hardware. A
model for every requirement. model
for every purse. Ito.
Miss Nancy Marion has a crew of
workers busy at the Marion sheep
camp south of Plentywood, this being
Landing season.
Mis-. Jim Johnson and Mrs. Marion
Fitzgerald returned to Glasgow Mon
day. They have been visiting relatives
here since Thursday. MIR. johnson
came after them.
Mrs. Frank Loutzenheiser is back
from spending the winter months on
the west coast. Mrs. L~outzenhiser is
at the present making her brother,
George Bolster, and family a visit.
Rev. Earle Clifford returned Satur-
day from attending state conference OF
Congregational churches at Missoula.
Rev. Goodson of Medicine Lake also
attended the conference.
Sam Daniels, plumming and heating
contractor of Glendive, was here a
few days looking after business. Mr..
Daniels proved up on a homestead
near Plentywood during 1902.
Bill Paske surprised his mother and
friends here when he arrived for a
short visit from Spokane, Wash. Bill
took a short vacation before assuming
his new work with the Shell Oil Co.
The Wednesday Bridge Luncheon
club met this week at the Opgrande
home. A club group were hostesses.
Mrs. Geo. Goenig, a club guest, and
Mrs. Anna Nelson had high contract
scores.
Mrs. E. Blumenthal Of Helena, Mrs.
Geo. Padbury of Helena and Mrs. Geo.
Gault of Great Falls stopped ver here
on their way home from Minneapolis.
While in Plentywood they were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. /. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Miller and their
house guests, Mrs. E. Blumenthal ana
Mrs. Geo. Padbury of Helena and
Mrs. Geo. Gault of Great Falls were
dinner guests Thursday evening at the
L. G.. Zeidler home.
Mrs. Vernon Helgers and two chill
dren arrived first of the week from
Devils Lake and the family is located
in the Harold Hanisch residence. Mr..
Helgers is employed at the Miller
Drug.
Those who went to Duluth, Mimi,
to drive back new Dodge cars sold
through Kavon Garage company and
who returned Tuesday were Barr
Zeidler, Henry Goodman, E. S. Koser
and Mrs. A. r. LEM.
Thursday Mrs. j. c. Storkan enter
tanned her club and a few non-mem-
Der guests at a lis luncheon followed
by bridge. There were three tables
in play. Mrs. E. Blumenthal received
the guest high honors. Club members
receiving high score honors were Mrs.
E. /. Miller and Mrs. l.. G.. Zeidler.
Fritz Mortinson, insurance agent
from Bainville. was here the first OF
the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Mortinson re-
Gently returned from a tour of the
Carribeans-guests of the Northwest
ern Life Insurance company, repres-
ented by the Bainville nan Mr.. Nor
tinson reports to Plentywood friends
a most enjoyable trip.
The Legion Auxiliary met at the Le-
gion hall Monday evening with Mrs.
c.. l.. Johnson and Mrs. Weinan being
hostesses. There was election of Of
fcers. Mrs. Robert Rookie was elected
president; Mrs. Stanley Chute, 1st vice
president; Mrs. John Grose, End vice
president and Mrs. Harry Ehrmann-
traut. secretary and treasurer.