Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-04-08

| latter part OF the week were MI anu
Mrs. Ray Anhold and Mr.. n Mrs.
Stradstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Barner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Goodman were
guests saturday evening al the L.
+. Helm home.
Peter HELM of Comertown is
making Pfentywood his home for a
time while he is employed at car
penterins work.
f. :. Ford returned the first of
the week from a business trip on
which he spent several days at Fort
Peck and Havre.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. Short and Miss
Jensen of Outlook were guests Sun
day afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Skor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Aslakson of
Redstone and Mr.. and Mrs. +. I.
Metzler of Redstone were business
callers in own last week.
A. HELM returned from a busin-
ess trip to Froid Monday. Mr.. HELM
plans to establish a delivery route
TO the towns along the highway.
Marian Goodman is employed for
the present as s~tenographer for P.
n. Krebsbach, federal land bank APP
praiser, at his office in P~lentywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Monroe plan
TO leave sunday for MOSCOW, Idaho,
TO make their home. Mr.. Monroe
will be employed in a grocery store
there.
Leonard and Sylvan Moen were
here from C%ulbertson sunday. They
came here for a load of powder for
the Moen Hardware store at Gull
bertson.
Harry Walders OF Outlook drove
to Poplar and Wolf Point Sunday.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Hazel
Anderson. Christine Deck and Jo-
seph.ae smith.
lIrs. Mary Jackson left Plenty
wood Monday for Silverton, Ore,
where she plans TO make her home.
Her laughter. Mrs. Charles Morey,
is a resident OF Silyerton.
e Information has reached us that
e Geneva Apple. an instructor last
year in the Plentywood grade
: school, has accepted a position a;
= first grade teacher in the Bozemar
school system.
Howard NJ. Lewis went to Helena
Monday and appeared before the
state supreme court on a case, A. 5
HER VS.. the Dagmar Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., which was appealed
from district court.
DR.. B. l.. Trelstad of Redding
ID Calf. is in the city visiting at tn
g home OF Rev. and Mrs. Orval A
l. Schmidt. Mr.. Trelstad is r%eturnin'
TO California after a visit with rel
atives in Minnesota.
al Harry MCGEE and Poscu Popesc'
A. drove to Regina, Sask., Wednesda
to be present at the ring side of
boxing card there that night whic
10 featured Tiger" Fisher, who vii
r battle Johnny Skies here April %.
I'd
brentwood was represented a
the Joint Lions club session at Wi
Of liston Tuesday evening by five mem
I'd bers OF the local Lions club. Thos
v who went from here were Carl Tan
o. &c, Jack Holloway, A. G. Erickson
P. G.. Neville, Grant Blackwell an
Hans p. Madsen.
VINE. meeting of the Luthera
church was held at the home OF Mr.
r. r. Lund last Thursday with Mr.
T.. H. L. Helgeson as assisting hos
ess. A program, which consisted
a radio skit prepared by Mrs. Mel
4 O%ksendahl, Mrs. A. N. Oswald an
Mrs. E. A. Stenmark, preceded th
business meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Fishbeck an
Mrs. Frank Fishbeck and childre
returned Monday night from LIZ
Angeles. Calf, where they hay
made their home for the past s
months. Mrs. Frank Fishbeck W;
enrolled at the University Of tt
West business school during hs
stay in Los Angeles.
ID. l.. roster returned odluTua
from an extended visit to variol
states. Mr.. Foster spent some tin
in Minneapolis and later wen
California. He visited in Los Ange
es, San Francisco and other Cali
- ornia cities and while gone had
opportunity to visit nephews al
nieces he had not seen for nearly
years. Mr.. Foster left here in Jan
airy.
The Plentywood Senior All cli
10 will be the guests of the Roosev,
county All clubs at a meeting
Wolf Point Saturday. An all-day p
gram has been planned which W
exhibit completed work projects 1
the year OF the various clubs of RI
ing sevelt county. Demonstration tea
!. under the supervision of cou
leaders will also be a part of the
ucatlonal program for the day. NJ
M. S. Nelson, leader of the Plen'
wood III group. Mrs. John Dav
and Mrs. Dean Moore will acco
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