Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-04-30
MORE RESERVE NEWS

Mrs. Carl Petersen is i'll with an at
tack of flu.
Eric Lyngaas and Cliff Hansen drove
to Williston Saturday and returned
with a truck load of clover seed.
Mrs. Elmer Stubban of Medicine
Lake is again on duty at the Tjomsos
store, having recovered from the
humps which kept her at home for
two weeks.
Gloria Mauritsen was taken to the
Plentywood hospital Sunday morning
with pneumonia. Sonny, her five-year-
old brother, was taken up Monday,
afflicted with the same illness.
Mrs. Aage jacobsen was a Plenty
wood shopper Saturday between,
trains.
Soren Rungborg is the proud owner
Of a new vs., the first of the new mod
els to appear on cur streets.
Mrs. Lund AMI Robert and Mrs.
Lyngaas and Beatrice left Monday af-
ternoon by car for Minneapolis and St.
Paul. They will visit relatives enroute
and expect to return the latter part OF
the week.
Olive Eidsness and Laura Petersen
attended the Junior Prom in Plenty
wood Saturday right.
Charlotte Moothart of Culbertson
spent Sunday at the Robert Henderson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Francis moved
to the S. johnson farm Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Asved and two
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Tyson and children were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rasmussen at
Volmar Sunday.
Mrs. Gibbons entertained her bridge
club Tuesday afternoon. High score
was made by Mrs. Lars Angvick. Mrs.
Wien was a non-member guest.
Mrs. Lund was hostess at a bridge
party Wednesday afternoon. Guests
from Plentywood, Antelope and Re-
serve played bridge at three tables.
High score was made by Mrs. Lars
Angvick.
me Wakeia club was entertained at
the Estensen home with Mrs. Carl
Angvick assisting Mrs. Estensen in en-
tertaining, Mrs. Ole Jensen of Froid
and Mrs. Henry Williams were non-
member guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valdez Rasmussen left
Thursday morning by car for the
western part of the state. Mr.. Rasmus-
sen returned Saturday but Mrs. Ras-
mussen will remain for awhile.
The Boy Scout petrol enjoyed ar al
day hike Saturday with their leader,
Paul Rocsti. Tha Boys cooked their
dinner over a comp FIRE and leorned
a lot Of nature lore. Members of the
patrol are Hilton Wien. Robert Luud
Earl Lyngaas, Chester Hole, Kcnreth
Everson, Eldon Christensen and Du-
ane Hansen.
Mrs. Simon Faabo.g and Norma Iol
Of Medicine Lake were guests at the
Gibbons home Scnday.
Miss Marge Petersen, who is teach
ing school at Park Grove. spent Sun
day with her parents, MFR. and Mrs
Carl Petersen.
Marian and Paul Conolc Of Havre
and James Conole Of Glasgow spent
Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Corolc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Murls and CHI
drcn spent Sunday at the Andy Han
sen home or, the reservation.
Miss Anna Murk is ticking care oil
the library this week.
Mrs. Groskurth, Mrs Lund and
Mrs. Everson, leaders CT the All club
groups, and Edra Johansen and Agnes
Fspelund attended a All club confer
ence in Plentywood Monday.
Miss Maxine Rorvig is unable to at
tend high school this week. She is ii
with the humps.
Nearly everyone III town attended
the show in Plentywocd Sunday.
Seeding operations are general here
row and farmers report the land t
be IN ideal condition for the work.
Harry Larson CT the Atwood-Larsor
Grain Co. was a business caller ir
town Monday.
Frank Bucklin ard Herschel Gala
han were business callers in town or
Monday.