Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-01-09
Sauna Christensen, Medicine Lake
merchant, was here Tuesday.

Sauna Christensen, Medicine Lake
merchant, was here Tuesday.
Abbie Harrison, of Raymond was in
the city Tuesday.
Attorney Grant Blackwell made a
business trip to Scobey Tuesday.
Paul Andrilenas, of Reserve, was
here Monday.
VIM. Tobin, of Outlook was tran
sacting business in the city Saturday.
Harry Loucks was here from Red
stone on business Saturday.
Wednesday Mrs. L. G. Zeidler en-
tertained her club at n o'clock
bridge luncheon.
Miss Linda Hall resigned as teach
er of the Michels school and will
spend some time in Plentywood.
Your old tires are worth money at
the Gamble Store. Let us give you an
estimate. Liberal trade in. adv.
Mrs. Lillian Edgehill is back from
a two weeks vacation trip to Mime
apolis. Mrs. Edgehill has resumed her
duties with the Sheridan County Alb
stract Co.
Miss Anastacia Curran returned
from a two weeks vacation visiting
friends in Grafton and Williston. Miss
Curran continued her teaching in the
Munson school Monday.
Bernard Rooster of Minot, A. G..
LELAND and Andrew LELAND of Out
look were here Tuesday attending the
Security State bank directors meet
ing.
The following births were reported
this week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clay
tin Mccall of Comertown a boy, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Welters, a girl, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Schumacher, of Dooley
a girl, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Mehl,
a girl.
Word reaches here from Milwaukee
that Mike Palubicki encountered an
accident while helping a neighbor
with some carpenter work. A nail
struck one Of Mr.. Palubickis eyes
causing serious injury and it was
necessary to have. the eye removed.
Henry Hunter returned from Glen
dive Sunday where he took four boys
who boarded the train there for Boze-
man and where they will enter school
The boys who accompanied Mr.. Hun
ter were Kermit Smith, F. M. Thomp-
son Jr., Olaf Sather and Donald Hun.
ter.
Mrs. Ida Krebsbach entertained hel
club Monday evening. Non-cluf
members invited were Mrs. George
O'Toole, Mrs. Franc Murray and Mrs
Nick Walton. Contract was the eve
ning's diversion and high score wa
won by Mrs. Geo. O'Toole and low b.
Mrs. John Palubicki.
A group of young people had an en-
ioyable time at the John Palubick
home Friday evening. 1t was given
honor of Miss Wanna Buck who WE
spending the holidays in P~lentywooc
There were three tables of bridge an
high honors were awarded to MI. an
Mrs. Glen Buck. Mrs. Palubick
served luncheon at midnight.
Special reduced prices on DIR
cleaning, pressing and remodeling ex
tedned for another 80 days. Now is tn
proper time to send or bring your gar
ments to be cleaned and pressed an
give them a thorough overhauling @
r~emodeling. Any 2 suits cleaned an
pressed $3.50. Any l suit and 2 extr
pants $1.50. Or suit and overcoat Is
Same reductions on all ladies' gar
ments. VIM. Hanisch, Dry Cleane
and Merchant Tailor. adj
Friday afternoon Mrs. E. Winnefre
Opgrande and Mrs. Anna Nelso
were hostesses at the Opgrande hon
to a group of Is ladies. One OF tn
social number during the afternoo
was a millinery contest and man
clever original designs were patterne'
Mrs. H M. Lewis, Mrs. VIM. Erickso
and Mrs. c. G. Christianson receive
prizes for their creative skill. A bu1
fet luncheon wa served after whit
resolutions and future events predic
ed for the New Year were allotted.