Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-01-30

sen were mere from 1oalrldge Tues
day.
Kermit LELAND of Antelope i EN-
ployed at the clerk and recorders Of
flee as a WPA worker.
Clifford Waller and l.. X. Fair
weather were here from Homestead
last week end.
Miss Gertie Peterson, clerk AT the
clerk and recorders office is confined
to her home with illness.
Avery Roser left for Glasgow by
train Saturday TO attend a meeting of
j. c. Penney store managers held
there Sunday.
c. ". Peterson is confined to his
home this week with influenza.
Friends and business associates wish
him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Hazel Anderson has been
away from her work at Ingwalson's
store the past week, being confined at
home with a bad cold.
Fred Harland brought his daughter
in from Redstone for medical atten-
ton. She is a patient at the hospital
here.
Rex Otis from south Of Redstone is
in Plentywood for a week taking os-
teopathic treatment. Mr.. Otis is re-
ported to be feeling much better.
The Sheridan Cleaners are prepared
to do your cleaning and alterations
reasonably and expertly. Hat cleaning
and blocking expertly done. Patronize
your home dry cleaner. The Sheridan
Cleaners, located first door west of
Riba's bank, Plentywood. 19-tfc
A group of ten ladies enjoyed a So
cial afternoon Tuesday when guests
Of Mrs. Grant Blackwell at her home.
Luncheon was served at 4:30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gruhn, Err
ling Richardson and E. j. Sicily were
dinner guests of. Mrs E. w. Opgrande
Wednesday evening.
Charles Grant was able to leave the
hospital Tuesday after a two months
stay following a ruptured appendix
operation.
Including the list of farmers living
south of Outlook transacting business
here Monday were Herbert Bensen
and Oscar and George Wagneld.
Rev. o. A. Schmidt left Sunday
for Great Falls to attend the Lutheran
pastoral conference of the Rocky
Mountain district. Jack Kjelstrup &C
companied him t. Wolf Point.
If you are intending to attend the
Presidents Ball Jan. 80 let us clean
and press your garments for the &C.
casion. Special rates, all work guar
anteed. VIM. Hanisch, Cleaner anc
Tailor. adv
J. w. Collins, F. A. Compton anc
H. H. Sorenson were here from Will
liston Thursday. The three men are
representatives of the international
Harvester company.
DR.. and Mrs. j. c. Storkan left fol
the Twin Cities the first of the week
Mrc Ctor1ar will ,,,r,+ - NH.---~-
oils and the doctor will go on to visit
his mother in Nebraska.
Mrs. Flossie Ingell, who has beer
here to visit her sister, Mrs. J.. H
Davis, left for Williston Saturday te
visit another sister, Mrs. Mary Zahl
Mrs. Ingells home is in Oregon.
Mrs. Fred Morck was hostess to hel
club Monday evening. Bridge was the
diversion of the evening. Two table:
were in play and the honors were
awarded to Mrs. Steve Sleight ano
Mrs. P. Zeibarth.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Christiansor
Will leave Sunday for Minneapolis t.
attend the national buyers week meet
They will also visit their daughter
Miss Gwendolyn, attending St. Ola.
college.
Thursday evening MIR. and Mrs. L
E. Helm entertained informally at
bridge dinner to IL guests. Bridge fol
lowed the sumptuous $50 dinner. TIL,
high score winners at cards were Mrs
L. c. Peterson and A. F. Mclean.
Monday evening IL guests were en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. John
son at their home at $50 dinner, fol
lowed by contract. Mrs. w. D. Roy
and l.. E. Rue received the single high
score, and couple high score went t.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Peterson.
We are offering an extra 10 percen
reduction on all merchandise alread,
on sale. We are keeping up u line
of dresses and hosiery at reduced
prices. If you haven't the cash YOU