Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-03-19
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3 E. H. E. Helgeson left for Savage
Tuesday on a few days business trip.
The Plentywood school faculty had
its regular meeting Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Delpha Lobdel and sister
Cara oraved the roads by car from
Coalridge to our city last Tuesday.
Miss Cora Risa left for Minot Mon
day where she will be admitted to the
Trinity hospital for treatments.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Christensen
spent a couple of days in Plentywood
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Denikas.
Mrs. Lillian Mabry went to Saco
to spend the week end with her peo-
pie, returning Sunday.
Mrs. C. F. Christensen is assisting
at the Sorem store during Miss Cora
Risa's absence.
Mrs. VIM. Denikas is back at her
position clerking at the j. c. Penney
store.
The annual st. Patrick dinner served
NJ the Catholic church this year was
veil patronized.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Helm and Bar
bara Barner spent Sunday at Fort
'eck calling on the Floyd Sunderland
family.
Mrs. Hazel Anderson underwent an
)peration at a Williston hospital the
irst of the week. She is reported get
ing along nicely.
The LDR was entertained at the
Hegland home Tuesday evening. Alma
Highland and Charlotte Benson were
hostesses.
More than a dozen ~Plentywood
sportsmen went to Bainville Sunday
and were guests of the famous Fish
House Gang Of hat city at a multi
gan.
Edgar /. Syverud, of Coalridge, was
in the city Monday and Tuesday on
business. He was enroute to his Coal
ridge home after having spent a week
at Glasgow on business.
A marriage license was issued
Thursday to Eldred B. Goetzinger of
Comertown and Lucille Nelson OF
Plertywood by Clerk of Court Carl B.
Peterson
Joyce Heppner, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. R. Heppner of Plentywood,
who recently underwent an operation
for a ruptured appendix, was able to
leave the hospital Sunday.
The International Implement COM
pany reports the sale Of a WHO three
pillow rubber tired tractor to L. E.
Rue and a WK40 four pillow rubber
tired tractor to Archie Mann.
Stephen Anderson, one of the An
telope boys stationed in the CCC camp
at Sidney, is home on a short vacation.
Stephen had not been home since last
fall.
Miss Catherine Mead, high school
English teacher, has been sick with
tonsilitis for a few days and Mrs. W.
E. Stegner has been teaching in her
place.
On March s a son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Chaffee at the Akles-
tad maternity home. Mrs. Chaffee and
son, Richard Dewane, left for their
home at Outlook Tuesday.
Kermit Helgeson entertained the
basketball boys, Coach Skor and Har-
nv Koike at $50 dinner at his home.
In the evening the group attended the
Orpheum theatre.
Thursday Oscar Knutson returned
from visiting relatives and friends al
! Albert Lea and Minneapolis, Mimi.
during the winter months. Mr. Knut-
sons home is in the Wolf Greek COM
munity.
Mrs. Mollie Johnson was the hon.
ored guest of the Legion Auxiliary a
the Legion party Monday evening. She
was an active member and all are sor-
ny to have her leave. She was present
ed with a gift.
Just 5 more men wanted to JOIN oul
free suit contest which closes Apri
1st. Who will be the lucky one? Cal
in and get our plan. P~lentywoot
Cleaners and Tailors, VIM. Hanisch
Prop.
Mrs. l.. c. Peterson and Mrs. Ee
Peterson entertained the Congrega-
tional Ladies Aid at the formers home
Thursday afternoon. An aid committee
had been selling chances on a home
hooked rug, proceeds going to thu
church. VIM. Ewing had the lucky
draw.