Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-02-11

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Eugene Peterson. who has been
working at the state highway office.
left for Peerless last Wednesday.
Mrs. Morrison Rinertson OF Glas-
gov is visiting this week at the
Harry Koike home.
Francis Ramstad left Plentywood
Tuesday to stay for a time with rel
atives in Minot.
H. f. Fretheim and Clarence FIRE.
theim made a trip to Minot for mer-
chandise last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lund left
Saturday afternoon for a two weeks
vacation with relatives in st. Paul.
Mrs. Judd Goodman was a week
end visitor at the Forrest Goodman
home.
Streets and alleys where snow
hazards were most acute were dug
out by county machinery the first of
the week.
Axel Romstad. rural mail carrier
out of Antelope, left Tuesday for
Hot Springs. Mont. to take a month
of health treatment.
NJ. j. Clayburg, formerly of Plen-
tywood, was here over the week end
on business. Mr.. Clayburg is now a
resident of Harlowton.
Arthur Knutson returned to his
work at the Chevrolet garage Mon
day after two weeks absence due to
illness.
S. n. LEM, who has been visiting
the past week 1t the r. G.. LEM
home. returned to Wolf Point Fri
day afternoon.
Florence LeMieux. beauty operat-
or at Noes Beauty Shop the past
month. returned to Poplar Sunday
to resume her work at the Paragon
Beauty shop.
c. W. Nelson of Froid was in the
city on business Monday. Mr.. Nelson
was recently reelected president of
the Montana Implement dealers at a
convention.
Mrs. Dick Frank and Mrs. VIM.
Langlois were hostesses last Wed
nesday afternoon at the monthly
meeting of the Auxiliary held in the
Legion hall.
Mrs. George overly, whose home
is south of town, was in Plentywood
Saturday shopping and visiting with
her daughter. who is attending high
school here.
Laura Barnes of Redstone and
Wilma Neiderheuser of Medicine
Lake, who have been employed il
the allotment office until recently
returned to their homes this week
Among the Scobey rooters wht
drove down to attend the Scobey
P~lentywood basketball game wer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Latin, Haydel
Thomas. Don Trower and Kenneth
Marlene.
The Whist club met at the HON,
: of Mrs. John Hallesy last Wednes
day evening. Nine members wer,
present. High prize was won by Mrs
Frank Dionne and low by Mrs. Swel
Johnson.
Mrs. l.. c. Peterson entertained
her bridge club Monday night. Higl
and low honors were awarded Mrs
P. M. Ziebarth and Mrs. P. G.. Ne
: Vile, respectively. Two tables O
bridge were in play during the eve
ming.
Mrs. Clifford Peterson returned Il
P~lentywood this morning. She ha
spent the past W. weeks in Chicag,
and the Twin Cities attending mar
ket week. Mrs. Peterson returned b
way of Kansas City, Mo, where sh
spent a short time with relatives.
y Otto Powell, case worker 70
sheridan county social security, lef
Friday for Billings where he has ac
cepted a clerical position for a flu
buyers establishment. His position
here will be filled by H. o. Stene
hjem,
Several business establishment
are taking advantage of the slac.
business months to remodel thei
buildings. The Westland filling sta
ton is increasing its floor space b
tearing down the brick vault whic
has been there since the First Ma
tional bank was housed in tina
building. Forman's market is placin
new walls and new floors this week