Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-05-21

glc deaths OF MIR. and Mrs. Bert
milton of Grass Valley, Calf, for
residents of Outlook reached here
day. They were enjoying an out
on the Sacramento river in a mot
boat. They ran out of gas and in
attempt to land, crashed into the
lnesota, a barge anchored in the
er. The boat sank, taking Mr.. and
5. Hamilton and another couple
vn with it. Mrs. Dunn was rescued
taken to a hospital. The other bod
have not been recovered. MIR. and
S. Hamilton leave to mourn their
tn two children, Melvin, age eight,
Dolores, six. Mrs. Hamilton's peo-
live in Riceville, Wis.
MORE OUTLOOK NEWS
dr. and Mrs. Art Tobiason and
-ol Jensen were callers at the Nels
on home on Thursday.
pdr. and Mrs. Arnold Kientiz and Os-
Id Klofstad attended the show in
haywood Wednesday evening.
|dessrs. Elmer and Frank Nickerson
Ray Morris, Dan Egger, Mr.. and
s. Ray Stoner and Mr.. and Mrs.
Tobiason were Plentywood shop
S Friday.
Mrs. Sam Thompson went to Crosby
ursday to visit her mother, return
Sunday.
Mesdames Bob Fitzgerald, Oswald
Wig, P. G.. Scott and John Ladd, jr,
ended the president and secretary
Feting of the home demonstration
b at Plentywood Friday. The mex,
gular meeting and the last until
xt September, will be held at Mrs
e Kicks May %.
The Outlook high school seniors
esented their play 1.-The Patchwork
iilt," a romantic drama by Arthur
arue on Friday night to a packed
use. The characters were well pre-
nted and much praise is due to the
niors and their director, Miss EliZ-
eth Davidson. Special features by
E primary grades and glee club trios
Pre enjoyed by the audience.
"A number of friends and relatives
thered at the Art Tobiason home
Sunday to witness the baptism Of
tie Donalda Myrtle.
Mrs. Arnold Kientz and Miss Cora
Fnsen were among those who re
ived their permanents on Thursday
Outlook.
Mrs. Arthur LELAND returned Mon
" from her trip to Havre. She Wis
ID at Wolf Point enroute.
The Northeastern Boy Scout rally
Is held at Froid on Saturday. A full
y of Scouting work, beginning at II
n. was undertaken. Bob Fitzgerald
ok a truckload of boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Ruegsegger mot
ed to Williston Saturday, returning
pnday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. o. Sandon arrived
pm Long Beach, Calf, on Thursday
visit at the N. j. Nelson home.
Mrs. j. B. Alexander drove to the
THUR LELAND ranch on Thursday
he was accompanied by Mrs. N. j
olson and Grandma West.
Mrs. N. j. Nelson entertained Z
amber of ladies on Friday afternoon
Miss Carol Jensen attended the class
ay in Redstone Friday night.
Oswald Klofstad has been busy the
list few days remodeling his mode
coupe.
Mrs. Phyllis Norman and baby anc
rs. Ferguson of Scobey have beer
lending a few days at the Arthur
Gland ranch.
Mrs. Bill Hass entertained fourteen
dies at bridge Sunday. A dinner wa
rived at six o'clock.
Ike Selvig, Donald Steele and Ar
nur LELAND dug out a coyote den
)ntaining six little coyotes. Anyone
anting a pet, contact Ike.
Oswald Selvig has purchased the 10
Fest of the hotel and moved a hous'
pom it for his future home.
A large crowd gathered at the Blacl
ome in Plentywood to attend a show
+ given for Mrs. Joe Ballen (nee Yer
kedden). She received many usefu
fits.
Mrs. Hardy Olson drove to Plenty
rood Saturday to meet Dorothy Writ
n her return from Missoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Chaffee an
title girl from Westby spent the wee
nd at the Chaffee home.
The Girl Scouts and their mother
With Miss Jensen, their Scout leader
rove to Jim Larter's Monday nigf
o surprise Miss Edith. The invite
kuests were Mrs. Alexander, MIR
Johnson, Miss Davidson, Mrs. Shol
md Grandma West. The mothers fur
Wished a lunch and the Scouts roaste
veiners over a camp fire.