Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-05-28

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Wednesday.
y Mrs. II. w. Barner was taken /
Mnot lest Thursday and was admit.
ted as a patient in the Trinity hos.
pital.
T., MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Ertner were her,
| Saturday from their homestead soutl
, f Redstone. They visited at the Geo
Stringer home.
Miss Mary Marsh. who is tcachine
the Courtney school. was here tc
spend Saturday and Sunday with her
mother.
Miss Mildred Hanisch, who has beca
teaching the last season at Hinsdale,
arrived the first Of the week and viii
spend the summer with her parents.
Lars Linn, prominent farmer Of the
Dagmar country, was a PlentywoOd
business caller the first of the week.
A. H. Gangstad of the east Dagmar
country, was a Plentywood business
caller Tuesday.
Mrs. Nick Walton is back from a
two months stay with her mother at
Austin, MINI. Mrs, Walton was called
t. Austin by the illness Of her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schlag and daugh-
ter Florence were in Plentywood on
Tuesday.
Among these in our city from Wolf
Creek this week were Bill White, Fred
Lo sing, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Garneau
and jim Garneau.
hrs. w. D. Morrow and children
ar wed from Malta Wednesday to Wis
it her sister, Mrs. Roland Wilson, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. e. Miller and Mrs.
w. D. Morrow Of Malta were in SEQ
bey Sunday visiting at the DR.. Tom
Morrow home.
James King sr. was in from the
farm northeast Of Plentywood Satur-
day, looking after business affairs and
Wis ting friends.
T. H. Adams Of Bismarck, N. D., Wis
tied his son Raymond Adams here last
week. He returned to Bismarck on
Thursday.
See the new General Electric re-
Sealed power unit, Five
year guarantee on all parts. Interna-
Implement Co. il
Mrs. Forrest Matkin Of Redstone was
admitted to the Sheridan Memorial
hospital Saturday. She is a medical
Loyal Gunderson arrived Saturday
and is visiting with friends and rela-
ives here. Loyal taught school south
Malta this year.
Mrs. R. D. Patterson arrived last
Thursday from Finley, N. ID. to make
IN extended visit at the home Of Mr..
md Mrs. Robert Ferris. Mrs. Patter-
or is Mrs. Ferris mother.
Mrs. Blaine Dean entertained the
Members Of her club Monday evening.
Contract was the diversion and high /.
prize was awarded to Mrs. Ida I
lrebsbach.
Mrs. Rose Hoffman Of Williston, Mrs. l.
:. c.. Noble and Miss Ollie Freeman
t Dore were here over Sunday to
isit their sister, Mrs. J.. II. Davis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Nc
eanof Wayburn, Sask, also Mrs. P. z
nderson ard Salder Anderson OF i
linton, Sask., visited at the A. c.
Iiller home Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. r. W. Palutzke returned Satur-
ay after visiting with relatives a,
Rockford, N. d. She was accom-
by her mother, Mrs. j. L
who will spend a month VS.
ing at the Palutzke ranch.
L. X. Fairweather, principal of the 7
omestead schools, was here Monday. h
Q left Tuesday for Souris, N. D.,
here he plans to spend the summer
L. G. Zeidler went to Glasgow Sat
day to meet his son Robert, who is \
Missoula college student. Robert ac- 4
mpanied his father home for a week 4
ID visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Melton will
ave Saturday for Dillon to visit Mrs.
clton's people for a short time. Mr.. u
will attend school this summer x
it has not fully decided where and "
the fall will be back to take up his s
0rk IN the school faculty. =
VIM Reugsegger, Carl Tango, Hen 3
Valdez and Robert West were ~
long the Outlook residents in the =
y Wednesday. They were guests Of
e Lions club at their regular We'd
sday noon luncheon. Mr.. Tango is a
Of the Plentywood Lions club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Blackwell went
Willistor Tuesday to meet their
andson, Jack Cyrus, and Miss Flor
&C holman. Miss Florence is home
a months vacation from her nurs-
Z duties at ST. Mary's hospital in
nneapolis.
Dick Frank and James Doran made
trip to Malta last Sunday. Dick says
: grain fields and grass look the best @S
has in several years. Fred Glaze, =
% is manager of a grain elevator at =;
ockton, returned with them as far
Antelope where his family resides.