Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-02-13

4, ne illness OF Mrs. hoSef niece.
They keep coming I'M Another ship
mcnt of dresses today at Johnson:
Store. 1t
Geo. Stringer returned Friday from
a trip to Minot where he took treat
ment for a hip ailment. Mr.. Stringer
feels improved and expects to go back
in a short time for more treatments.
M. j. Clayburgh left Sunday fol
Great Falls. He is attending a meet
ing of Ford dealers in the Electric
City.
Gweneth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
from the hospital on Wednesday. Miss
Gweneth had been here two weeks.
We are paying IL cents for jack
rabbits and SC per ID. for frozen cat
lie hides and Sl.50 each for horse
lides.-Westby Meat and Grocery Co.,
Westby, Montana. adv.
James Radley, deputy collector of
Internal Revenue will be at the Le-
ard hotel in Plentywood Wednesday,
March A in the afternoon and the
morning Of March 5 to assist taxpayers
Il compiling income az returns.
Roy Medders is in Williston where
lie is attending a service school fol
mechanics sponsored by the Ford Mo
or company. He left Tuesday and will
turn tomorrow.
Two cases of smallpox have beer,
eported in the south Dagmar com
nunity. Health officials are taking ne
essary steps to stop the spread of the
courge.
Judge S. E. Paul and court reporter
vent to Scobey Tuesday on regular
aw and motion matters. They made
ne trip by train.
S. c. Faaborg of Medicine Lake was
rere Monday attending to court mat
tiers relative to the estate of P. E.
Lunquist.
The men of the Congregational
church sponsored their annual oyster
upper Wednesday evening at the
church. AS usual, the patronage was
generous in accordance with the wea-
ther.
AIr. ard Mrs. James Larter of Out
look has been in Plentywood for sew
eral days to be with his daughter Ed
It'll who is a patient at the hospital.
Mr.. Larter reports his daughter get
ting along fine.
Jack MCGOWAN is back to school
here after a weeks absence. Jack was
one CT the passengers in the Raymond
school bus that could not make home
and returned to Plentywood for the
night.
The Luther League held an import
ant meeting at the Lutheran church
on Sunday evening. Committees were
appointed for launching a membership
drive and program plans for the en-
tire years work.
On Tuesday evening the ~Plentywood
held one of their stated local
M. E. A. meetings. Superintendent
Stegner has charge of the study hour
and Misses Larson, Appel and Wood
served on the social committee.
Mrs. Warren Smith arrived this
morning from Seattle, Wash. She
to be here for the last rites for
Frank j. Fishbeck. Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Fishbeck are sisters. She is the
former Viva Goodman.
The special feature of the Senior
Vocational convention held in the P.
H. S. English w closed with a lunch
at Thursday noon. The luncheon
was prepared and served by the home
economics department and the high
faculty were honored guests.
Carol, daughter of c. E. Wien of
Reserve, was a medical patient at the
hospital and dismissed last Monday.
The annual senior ball will be held
at the high school auditorium Friday
night. The affair is invitational, and
will be informal. Dancing will start
at 8.
Mrs. Elmer Gooder entertained at o
pdty III iiOllDl VI tiit iOQi tCclitil Dlltil-
day anniversary of her daughter Ger
aldine Friday evening. Games fur
nished entertainment for the young
guests, numbering fourteen. Mrs.
Gooder served refreshments at ter
thirty.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Stegner enter
tanned at a $50 bridge dinner Thurs
day evening, at their home. There
were twelve guests. At the bridge
games following the dinner the high
coupl honors went to Mr.. and Mrs.
L. E. Rue, high gentleman score fell
to G. E. Fulkerson and lady's high to
Mrs. ]. c. Storkan.
Sven Peterson was here from Dag
mar Saturday. MIR. Peterson is one of
the few Dagmar residents seen on
Plentywood streets for many weeks.
Extremely cold weather and blocked
roads prohibit Dagmar residents from
coming to Plentywood. Usually that
community is well represented on
week ends here. 1t has been learned
that another Dagmar resident, Erick
Sundsted, made his way through the
SHOWS and appeared in Plentywood
Monday.