Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-01-23

: Janus ~Jorgenson, of Dagmar was
here Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Weldon Richardson
and two sons were over from Antelope
Saturday. The lads attended the mat
inee in the afternoon.
Otto Bensen, whose home is south
of Redstone, and attends the Redstone
high school, was a visitor in Plenty
a wood Saturday.
Miss lone Foss of Homestead ar
rived in Plentywood Saturday to be-
gin work in the county clerk and re-
corder's office.
Mr. and Mrs. Brit DAILY, John Al
bers and Martin Skordal were among
the many here from Redstone last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Ingell, of Red
l stone were P~lentywood business call
, ers Tuesday. While here they pur-
:. chased a new Chevrolet car from Pet
erson company.
( Rev. j. D. Lindley returned Thurs
day from Columbus, Montana, where
he attended the annual meeting of
, Evangelical ministers. He was gone
about two weeks.
Sallie Owens, who has been assist
ing at the Leone Beauty parlor, was
: called to her home near Redstone to
take care of her mother who has been
taken suddenly i'll.
! The Kenneth Hoist family are TAX
ing a lay-of from Mr.. Holst's work
, at the Fort Peck project and are Wis
, ting relatives and friends here.
Richard Mcmahon and Mae Doe Of
. Dagmar are making their home at the
' Hans Rasmussen home during the re-
mainder of the school year.
Mrs. j. c. Wigmore, mother of Mrs.
$ Ed. Koser, arrived Wednesday from
Medicine Lake and is a guest at the
Koser home.
Mrs. Ed Koser entertained her club
Wednesday. Following the l o'clock
luncheon bridge was played. Honors
e went to Mrs. A. F. Mclean and Mrs.
S L. G.. Zeidler.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Moore enter
tanned some friends at a bridge dinner
r Tuesday evening Covers were laid for
n IL. AT bridge the couple score winners
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morck and
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Fulkerson.
o High Lights in Fashionsl Pleats-
4 Prints = Smocking-Chin Chuck-Ful
Sleeves-Polka Dots. We're showing
all of these at Johnson's Store. adv.
Word has been received from Mr..
! and Mrs. Archie Mann who are at
present in California that they are
{ e noying themselves immensely
They will be gone about a month.
a Buffalo Winter Gasoline for cas-,
starting and quick acceleration. Tria
s will convince. Westland Service, E
Marsh. adv
: Mrs. Rose Hoffman returned to Will
liston the first of the week. She was
! here to be with her sister, Mrs. j. H
Davis who is a patient at the Memo
rial hospital.
Miss Helen Early, one of the teach
$. ers in our high school commercial de-
= partment, was i'll for a couple of days
u and Mrs. Helen Stegner did substitute
teaching.
If you are intending to attend the
Presidents Ball Jan. 80 let us clear
= and press your garments for the oc-
: casion. Special rates, all work guar
anteed. VIM. Hanisch, Cleaner anc
Tailor. adv
Among the late festivities was the
$50 bridge dinner given by DR.. anc
Mrs. r. E. Gustafson at their home
, Plates were set for IL. Mrs. c. B
Peterson and l.. E. Helm received the
high score prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Holten ane
Mrs. Chas. Grant were here from
south of Outlook Saturday. They
called on Chas. Grant and report hin
very much better and that he will
soon be able to leave the hospital.
H. w. Legge was taken suddenly
lie i'll and was brought to the Good Sa-
marian hospital at Williston where HI
will be under a doctors care for some
time. Mrs. Legge accompanied Mr.
Legge and is expected home in a cou.
pie of weeks.
The interior Of Mller's Pharmac,
has been r~emodelled. The prescrip.
ton department has been condensed
- thereby giving additional floor space
for the store proper. A small privat,
office has also been constructed. Ad.
ditional improvement will also b.
made in the already up-to-date es.
tablishment.
The Sheridan Cleaners are prepare
to do your cleaning and alteration
reasonably and expertly. Hat cleanin
NC and hIockipp aypartlv dopa potropiz