Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-06-17

De silva arrived saturday from I0s
Angeles. California. They are stay.
ing at the Harry De Silva home
where they will visit about a week
before returning to Los Angeles.
Miss Shirley Erickson left Friday
for Bozeman where she is attending
the state All club convention. Shir-
ley is representing the local senior
All club, and will be gone a week.
Charlotte Benson and Phyllis Mel
son. local students who have been
turned home Sunday night. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Benson motored TO
Bozeman TO get them.
Miss Leonoire Jones returned to
her home near Plentywood from
Havre last Friday. She has been at
Montana college during the past ses-
Ision.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Langlois. sons
Harold and Herbert, daughter WV
ian. and Josephine Smith left Mon
day for Overly, North Dakota,
where they will spend two weeks
visiting with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Chandler mo-
tored to Culbertson Sunday morning
to meet Fay Chandler, who has been
~attending college in Missoula. Miss
Bernice Erickson. returning from
college In Dillon, came back with
them from Culbertson.
George Bondersoli. locally known
as "Bondy," whom old timers will
remember as one OF the first con-
ductors on the Plentywood branch,
Is back on the branch train again
this time with a radio on the train
for entertainment of local commut-
ers.
Miss Iylo Ziebarth returned to her
home Friday morning after complet-
ing her third year at Saint Gather
ines college in Saint Paul. Miss Zie-
barth, who Is majoring In home eco
Monies and sociology, expects to re-
turn and complete her course In the
fall.
AJ MI RlUd SAduudlCQ ldSl Null
day from the school Of agriculture
at the University Of Minnesota. He
Is now taking a position with the
Northrup Seed company, with whom
he has been connected for the past
two summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Miller of Bar
ton, North Dakota, arrived Tuesday
for a visit at the home of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Miller. Mrs. Miller and
son, Duane, returned with them for
a two-weeks visit at Barton.
A farewell bridge party in honor
of Mrs. Carl Paulbeck was given on
Tuesday night, with Mrs. Ellen Mad
DIN and Miss Isabel Braden acting
as hostesses. Mrs. John Paulbeck
won the high prize. and a guest prize
was presented to Mrs. Carl Paulbeck.
Harold DeSilva. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry DeSilva. arrived Friday
from Los Angeles and will spend
two weeks visiting at the home of
his parents here. Harold is employed
in Los Angeles and his visit here
is the first in the past two years.
The Catholic Daughters of Plenty
wood were entertained at bridge and
luncheon last Thursday by Mrs.
Charles Meyers of Westby. The high
prize was presented to Mrs. Francis
McNulty of Plentywood. Twenty-six
of the brentwood members were
present.
Dance to the Village Trouba-
doris, ,ten-piece orchestra at Ray
mond Saturday night. adv.
Mrs. H. O. Stenehjem returned
from her trip west last Wednesday.
She visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Stenehjem at Malta. and
went to Havre for the graduation
exercises Of Northern Montana col
lege. Her daughter, Helen Stene-
hjem, graduated from the two-year
business administration course there
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Raess left last
Friday on a five weeks vacation,
planning to visit at Fergus Falls,
to stop at Minneapolis for Freda
Raess's graduation from Miss
Woods primary school to continue
through the southern states to In
diana where they will visit relatives,
and return home by way of the Black
Hills.
Left LARSON former Herald en-
ployee and for the past yea limo
type operator on the Daily Herald at
Williston, is this week assisting at
at the Herald office. Mr.. Larson
is substituting for Howard Hagen
who left Monday on a two weeks |
vacation trip. Mr.. Larson was ac-
companied to Plentywood by ibis
wife. and during their temporary
residence here are residing at the
Zimmerman apartments.
A lawn party In honor of the
fourth birthday of George Fair
weather was given Tuesday from 3
to 5 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler. Mrs. Halle Fair
weather and Mrs. Wheeler enter
Guests present were members
Of the primary class at the Congre-
g~ationaf Sunday school and Mrs. r.
H.. Frank, superintendent of the