Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-11-19

drove to Plentywood Monday to trans
act business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Jensen of Dooley
left Tuesday for Rochester, Mimi, to
receive medical treatment.
Mrs. Rhoda York and Lynn York
visited at the Claude Mills home in
Outlook Sunday.
Foot trouble? DIR. Nj. o. Lofthus,
foot specialist, will be in Crosby No.
vember q and 18th. 1874.
Francis Conneally spent the week
end in Miles City visiting with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nustad of SEQ
hey visited at the Clifford Peterson
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Moore, Mrs. L.
c. Peterson and Alice French drove to
Glasgow Sunday to view the dam con-
struction progress.
Mrs. Hazel Anderson, Mrs. c. E. Nc
Laughin. Helen Mclaughlin and Syl-
via Richardson motored to Williston
Sunday.
Several Plentywood Eastern Star
members drove to Redstone Tuesday
evening to attend the social meeting
sponsored by the RedStone chapter.
Mrs. E. z. Morse and Mrs. M. c.
Lehner, both of M~issoula, returned
home Tuesday night after a weeks
visit at the w. D. Dooley home.
Virginia Mckenzie of Medicine
Lake was admitted Monday to the
Sheridan county hospital as a medical
patient.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Thunem and MIR.
and Mrs. L. c.. Zeidler made a busin-
ess trip to Glasgow Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dionne, Inez,
and Mrs. O-ville Johnson spent the
week end at Fort Peck. They made an
inspection tour of the government
dam.
Rev. o. j. Hagen of Culbertson was
a visitor in the city Tuesday and We'd
nesday. He accompanied Henry P
Lowe, Roosevelt county sheriff, tC
Plentywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Kimble returned
4 to Plentywood Monday to spend thu
winter in town. Mr.. Kimble has beer
employed by the department of tht
interior at Clinton, Ark.
Helen Laird, Agatha Varty and Hell
en- Earlv drove to Glasgow Sunday t.
spand the day visiting friends. Mrs
: Mabry accompanied them as far a
Saco.
Mrs. Carrie Todahl, Reserve, wa
. the winner of the hope chest given b,
the Plentywood American Legion Aux
iliary on Armistice night. The draw
ing was held at the American Legioi
dance at midnight.
Leonard Hegland, a first year stu
dent at Concordia college in Moor
head, Mimi, has been chosen for a par
in the all-college play, "The Merchan
= Of Venice" to be presented Nov. 20 ant
81. 26 students are being cast in tn
production.
Paul Kurtz, accompanied by Rober
Ferris, went to Helena Saturday am
;, returned Sunday night. They were &C
companied also by Robert Ferris Jr
who is working in the western part o
the state. They visited a short time il
Great Falls.
The Plentywood volunteer fire de
partment announces that their 23r'
annual dance will be held On Ney
Years eve, Dec. 81, in the high schoo
= auditorium. They intend to put on tn
best dance of the year as usual. De
tails will be announced in a later is
sue.
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Word has been received here {
= the death of Patrick McGrath of Clio
verdale, B. c., brother-in-law of Mr.
I. r. MCINulty VI richly WoOu, al
Mrs. M. A. Connole of Reserve. Rela
tives from here will attend the funer'
at Ceylon, Sask., Friday where inter
ment will be made beside Mrs. No
Grath, who died ten years ago.
Alice Barner of Plentywood h;
4 been elected to membership in Il
", Chanticleer club at the Montana Sta
Normal college. The Chanticleer cit
or is a journalistic society which assis
in the sponsorship of the Monanoms
the campus weekly. Formal initiate
of the Chanticleer pledges will tai
place December 5.
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