Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-05-07

44ANl Atu4 1A4tSAoPt WHY III oN ~
shopping and attending to business at.
fairs.
Ms. Sylvia Lindorf Of Redstone wa.
here 20 visit friends over the week enC
and take in the Senior class play OF
Friday evening.
Mrs. Rhoda York is back from
spending the winter with her sister
and brother-in-law in Grand Forks, N
D.
Ms Early and daughter Helen, Mrs
Mead and daughter Catherine, Erling
Richardson and Edwin Skeley made
Z trip 10 Regina during the week end
Mrs. Rose Hoffman, Miss Ollie Ere
man and Miss Rose Fireman were here
from Williston on Sunday to visit al
the j. II. Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Krieger and sor
Max were in the county seat on q
business trip Tuesday. The KrlegerS
are farmers from north Of Outlook.
Mrs. Nellie Fishbeck and Mrs. Jud
Goodman were in Beach, N. d., visit
ing Mrs. Clarence Overstad. a sister OF
Mrs. Goodman, for a few days.
B. j. Rooster Of Minot and Mrs. c.
S. Eckman OF Seattle were here visit
ing at the Rooster home the first OF
the week.
Mesdames E. H. E. Helgeson, E. E
Stambaugh, and r. X. Lund are en-
pertaining the Lutheran Aid at the
H-lgeson home this afternoon.
The Plentywood Laundry will be
opened again under new management
alrs. Larson and Mrs. Johnson have
ceased the building and will open up
n 4 few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Peterson left Sun
day for Plaza, N. D., having received
~, had passed away at the Bismarck
word that Mr.. Peterson's brother, Har-
hospital on Saturday, May 2.
Monday evening Mrs. Winnifred
Opgrande and Mrs. Anna Nelson were
IN Antelope. Mrs. Opgrande was one
Of the Judges in the declamatory con-
test for the Antelope high school.
Mrs. F. Brunei of Scobey, district
organizer Of the Degree Of Honor
lodge, was here on an official inspec-
ton visit Monday night. From here she
went to Glendive on the same mission
Mrs. M. S. Nelson made a trip to
Bozeman Friday, returning Monday
morning. Mrs. Nelson visited her
daughter Phyllis, who is attending
college.
Mrs. John Paddock was hostess to
her club on their regular meeting day
Luncheon was served after a session
Of contract. Mrs. Otto Brabec received
high score prize and to Mrs. Archie
Mann fell the consolation prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. LELAND of Out
look were here Monday. Mrs. Uelanc
visited relatives ard friends and Mr.
Ueland had a problem to present tc
the county commissioners, who were
in session.
Mrs. Louis Finn and son Junior
were in Plentywood Tuesday calling
on her sister, Mrs. Mollie HOMELAND
/ ard friends. Mrs. Finn is manager o
the Home cafe at Westby and a num-
Der Of years made Plentywood hel
home.
The following Redstone resident.
were here shopping last Saturday: Ar
Hagen, Asa Barns, Fred Harland, Mar
tin Skordahl, Jim Flemming, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Guy Wigmore, and Mr.. and Mrs
Cert Daley.
Rev. and Mrs. Sigrud Simundsor
we're here from Zahl, N. D., Friday
vcring to attend the senior play. Mrs
Silnundson is a sister Of Leonard Heg.
and, who had one of the outstanding
parts in the play.
Mr.. ard Mrs. l.. f. Helm left Sunday
morning for Minot to visit Mrs. Ros'
Truax, Mrs. Helms sister. Mrs. Trua,
returned from Miami, Florida and al
extended trip to South America b,
way of the Panama Canal. She wen
by car from Chicago to Miami anC
coming home went to New York City
to visit her daughter Edith.
After the Senior class play Friday
nigh j. A. Benson took the following
to Great Falls so they could attene
Saturdays program Of the Luthel
League convention: Betty Lou Ben.
son, Leonard Highland, Ards Christ.
ian, Orris Moe and Hazel Rasmussen
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Raignel stoppec
here on their way from Spokane, t.
Grand Rapids, Mich, where they vii
make their home. While in Plenty
wood they visited a sister, Mrs. Lloyt
Michels, and aunts, Mrs. L. c. Peter
son and Mrs. H. d. Moore.
Mrs. II. M. Lewis entertained he
club members at a bridge luncheon OF
Thursday. Mrs. Geo. Stringer and Mrs
c. B. Peterson were non-membei
quests. Card score honors went to Mrs
Forrest Goodman, Mrs. L. G. Zeidle
and Mrs. r. E. Gustafson.
Tuesday Mrs. Ellen Madden ant
Miss isabelle Braden returned hons
after spending he winter in the east
They spent the time mainly with rel
atives in Waukesha, Wis, and at tn
home of Mrs. Madden's son, DR.. JOIN
F. Madden in st. Paul.
Mesdames Geo. Koenig and Gran
Blackwell were joint hostesses at
bridge dinner at the ~latter's home Oh
Tuesday afternoon. There were sixteel
guests and prizes were awarded +