Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-02-25

Blanche and Beverly Sherry of
Redstone were in Pl%entywood for
the tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. Hasan of Red
stone were in town Friday taking in
the tournament finals.
Samuel Bailey of Scobey was a
guest of Donald Peterson for the
!; three days of the tournament.
Lillian Edgehill left Monday for
/ Minneapolis where she will make an
extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kurtz and Bob
Ferris drove to Hayre for the week
end.
Mrs. Anker Jensen of Reserve and
baby daughter were discharged from
the Benson hospital Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larter of
Outlook were P%lentywood visitors
during the toursament.
Gene Antonson left Tuesday for
Reno. New. where he will accept A
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison Reinert-
son of Glasgow were in the city for
the tournament.
Melvin Christianson of Fort Peck
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
c. Christensen. over the week end.
Leland Nuremberg had TO post
pone his trip to Chicago last Satur-
day because of illness.
Minot visitors last week were l..
c. Petersen. Maurice Plaisance and
Joe Redmond. They returned Fri
day.
Jerry Rhodes. Williston manager
of the Gamble store, was here the
first of the week on business. He
5 returned to Williston Tuesday.
Febulah French of Flaxville spent
Friday and Saturday with her Sis
4 ter, Alice French, of Plentywood.
a She attended the tournament.
Henry Goulet. Donna French and
(. EVELYN and Ada Hagan of Redstone
h were here tor the last day of the
tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hanisch
have returned to Plentywood where
they plan to make their future
home.
. Mrs. Ralph Won Kuster of Plenty
wood had her appendix removed a.
the Sheridan Memorial hospital las
n Tuesday.
Wanda Haug and Fern Battlesol
of Scobey were the guests of thu
Cliff Peterson family while attend
Ne ing the tournament last Friday an
saturday.
A modern, new refrigeration plan
a has been installed at Forman's mar
ket. The installation was just re
Gently completed and is the latest |
cooling systems.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray of Red
stone were in the city Friday attend
III ing the last games of the tourna
ment. They were the guests of MI
and Mrs. G. F. Christianson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence De staff
aney were guests or Miss Jean Woo
y Friday. Mr.. De Staffaney is a teach
er in the Scobey schools.
James O'Toole left Tuesday 70
Rochester where he will seek medic
al treatment. While enroute he wi
visit his sister. Mrs. Bradley. of Mir
neapolis.
Mrs. Tom Feeney left Tuesday fu
Rochester. Mimi, where she will er
ter the clinic for medical treatment
She was accompanied by her sistel
Mrs. Marion Fitzgerald of Glasgow
Al. anu MIS-. OuIllS oltUelJ tiH I
Williston were in the city for tn
tournament finals. They were accom-
panied by Glen Stoen, formerly G
brentwood, now employed in Wi
liston.
Mrs. Lillian Paske left Tuesda
4 for Spokane, Wash, where she vii
semain with her daughter, Olive
who has a position with Sears-Roe
buck and Co. in that city. She wa
accompanied by w. F. Fellows, VIII
is driving her car for her.
The oyster supper sponsored an
served by men of the Congregations
ng church Monday evening was well al
tended. Serving started at $50. MI
sic during the supper was p~resente
by Plentywood musicians renderin
old-time music.
Those discharged from the Sher
dan Memorial hospital Saturda.
Feb. 20, we're Mrs. E. H. e. Hedge
- IN and Andrew Olson .Of plpnt'