Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-07-08

hcf idthtr. JACK hJelStrup, m0t0rec
to Great Falls to meet her.
Former Residents Here
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ibsen and
family, formerly of Plentywood and
now of Glasgow. spent the fourth AT
Brush Lake. and Monday visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Blackwell.
To Billings
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Drager and
children motored TO Billings to
spend the Fourth of July with Mr..
Drager's sister.
Fishing Trip
The 4. c. Ericksons. A. f. Nc
Leans. Percy Nevilles. l.. G.. Zeidlers
and F. G. Morcks celebrated the In
ing trip to northern Canadian lakes.
Visit Relatives Here
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Overstad.
of Beach. N. d.. were visitors at the
ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs. Judd
Goodman over the holidays. Mrs.
Oyerstad and Mrs. Goodman are sis
ters. Mrs. Goodman has gone to
Beach and will visit at the Overstad
home for a few days.
To Malta
Bob Ferris and Morris Land
drove to Malta Friday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Kurtz over the week
end.
Here for Week End
Alden Klovstad, bookkeeper with
the Resettlement Administration In
Chinook, spent the week end at his
home in Plentywood.
Fourth in Regina
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Erickson
motored to Regina to spend the
Fourth.
License Issued
A marriage license was issued
from the local clerk of courts Of
fee Wednesday to Maurice Gaffney
and Bertha May Pomarleau, both of
Medicine Lake.
On Fishing Trip
William Hagen, Lynne Peters,
Norman Paddock and DR.. O. G.
Benson spent the independence Day
holidays on a fishing trip to Cana
dian lakes. leaving Friday 400 and
returning Sunday night.
Visit Here
Miss Olivia Bailey and Miss Leona
Haagenson of Scobey left Tuesday
after a four-day visit at the l.. C,
Peterson home.
To Scobey
Cliff Peterson and L. G.. Peterson
motored to Scobey on business Mon
day.
Week End Here
G. B. Chenoweth of Scobey spent
the week end visiting at the A. ],
Thunem home here.
At Scobey Thursday
Mrs. 4. j. Thunem and Mrs. Guy
May motored to Scobey last Thurs.
day morning on business.
Here Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Diseth and
Gladys and Elmer of Westby were
Plentywood callers Tuesday.
To Lakes
Miss Leonoire Jones. Franklin
Jones and John Holloway motoreC
% the Canadian lake region to spend
the Fourth.
TO Williston
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Hendricksor
and son Gene. Mrs. Alfred Myhr
Mrs. Carrie H~endrickson and daugh-
ters Alma, Lille and Agnes and
Bennie Brent and Henry HAL, spent
Monday in Williston visiting at the
William Willard home.
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Visitors Here
Misses Alma. Lille and Agnes
Hendrickson, Bonnie Brent and
Henry HAL returned to Bottineau
Monday evening. Mrs. Alfred Myhr
and Mrs. Carrie Hendrickson are
visiting with their sister. Mrs. II. NJ.
Hendrickson.
Fourth at WillistOn
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hanisch and
son Gary and Olive and Doris Han
isch spent the Fourth in Williston
and at Brush Lake.
Nadsen Much Improved
Former clerk and Recorder Niels
Madsen has been greeting old
friends since his return from Alham-
bra hot springs last week. Mr.. Mad
sen is much improved, and looks it
He says the rheumatism from which
he endured so much suffering
for several months, has practically
all disappeared.
Here from Westby
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller were
visitors in Plentywood Tuesday eve
ming. They had brought their sor
Keith over to join the contingent
of CCC boys who left for encamp-
ment early Wednesday. The Millers