Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-02-27
Linden Pfeiffer was a county eat
visitor from Redstone on Monday.

Mrs. Arna Nyquist, living south Of
Outlook. is back from a months stay
with relatives and friends at Kenmare
and o.her North Dakota points.
Dr.. r. E. Gustafson left Saturday for
St. Paul to attend the Minnesota
State Dental convention. DR.. Gustaf-
son expects to be back to fill his APP
pointments in ten days.
Opal Wallace returned to Williston
to continue her duties as one of the
nurses at the Mercy hospital. Miss
Wallace was here as special nurse
for Mrs. j. A. Davis.
Dale Fishel brought Kenneth Heine
to Plentywood from Redstone on Mon
hospital here until his transportation
arrives when he will leave for Fort
Harrison veteran hospital.
J. A. Davis took Mrs. Davis to Will
liston Sunday from where she and
her sister, Mrs. A. H. Noble went to
Minot. Mrs. Davis went for clinic con-
sultation.
George and Clarence Wagneld from
near Outlook were here to take in the
basketball tournament games. They
stayed at the home Of Mrs. VIM. Heg-
land during the tournament.
NJ. ~ M L G -. $780,. lo-+r
at another in a series of bridge dinner
parties at their home Sunday evening.
Three tables were in play during the
evening and high scores were won by
Mrs. |. E.. Miller and c. w. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Benson were
hosts to a number Of friends at a din
ner bridge Saturday evening. Plates
were placed for twelve. Patriotic mo-
tives were featured in decorations. Mr..
and Mrs. Clayburg won high couple
prize and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Peterson
seccnd at the bridge session which
followed the dinner.
A number of friends were enter
tanned az the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E S. Koser at $50 dinner followed by
contract. There were four tables of
bridge in play and high honors were
awarded to Mrs. R. E. Gustafson and
L. c.. Zeidler.
Wednesday at $50 Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Stegner were hosts at a bridge din
ncr given at their home. Tables were
set for six couples. At the close of the
games of contract, Mr.. and Mrs. C..
w. Peterson were awarded high score
honors.
Ore the eve of Washington's birth
day the Sigma Gamma club, composed
of the nineteen members Of the P. H.
S public speaking class, were guests
of Mrs. Winifred Opgrande at her
home. A program of games, contests
and music was enjoyed throughout the
evening. Prizes were awarded to Ha-
eel Rasmussen. Cecilia White, Dick
Gustafson and Leonard Highland.
The Luther League held a Fireside
hour in the church parlors Sunday
evening. An interesting membership
and attendance contest has been or
CARRIED. The devotional program wa.
followed by a most enjoyable lunch
con and social hour.
Fritz Mortinson, John Iwen and A
S. HER were here from Bainville Sun
day to attend the elk dinner put on by
the Izaak Walton league. The men ar,
ardent sportsmen. John Iwen is dep
uty state game warden.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bargt
were here from south of Redston'
where Mrs. Barge is teaching. Mrs
Barge, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
P. Madsen, married during the holi-
days and is teaching out her year
contract.
Mrs. Glen Ingels and daughte
Blanche of Redstone were over iron
Redstone for a couple of days attend
ing to business matters. While her
they were guests at the George String
err home.
Mrs. Otto Brabec was hostess to he
club Wednesday afternoon. Non-mem-
Der guests were Mrs. Franc Murray
Mrs. Joe O'Toole and Mrs. Anna Mel
son. Bridge was in play during the at
ternoon ard the score honors went t
Mrs. George Koenig and Mrs. Fran
Murray.
The TINT club members were guest
of Mary Jane Forman at a waffle sup
per Tuesday evening at her home
Supper was served at $50 o'clock at
ter which the sixteen young ladies' di'
| their duty at cheering their favorit
teams at the hoop tourney.
Dorothy Legge and Helen Lundberf
attending school here are spending tn
basketball tournament vacation q
their home in Dagmar. They left her
Friday by train as far as Reserve an
made the balance of the trip by horse
and sled.
Jack Forsyth, old timer of the Cul
bertson vicinity, was here to atten
the Waltonian dinner Sunday. JAG
has lived in the Culbertson vicinit
for many years, operating a ranc
half way between Culbertson an
Bainville. Friends from Bainville Sun
day morning stopped at his ranch an
invited him to go along. He said h
was glad to have had the opportunit
TO come to brentwood and enioye