Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-02-10

MISUNDERSTANDING Indreland. we'll
known stockman of the Lebo section. for
the second time has received high honors
for quality stock raised on his ranch. re-
ceiving first prize on a carload Of three
year-old Herefords at the stocker and
feeder show at Sioux City, Ia.
Poplar-It is thought by officers Of the
Poplar unit OF the American Legion ux-
iliary that n OF their members, Mrs. N
b.. Anderson, holds the record for knitted
porch caps for the patients at Fort Har-
rlson. Mrs. Anderson has knitted az
caps this year; she turned in "a finished
caps last year.
Poplar-It is thought by officers OF the
Poplar unit OF the American Legion aux
Hilary that n of their members, Mrs. N,
B. Anderson, holds the record for knitted
porch caps Tor the patients at Fort Har-
rison. Mrs. Anderson has knitted 81
caps this year; she turned in "a finished
caps last year.
Wolf Point-Nels Hveem. a McCone
county farmer. has shipped in al head
OF purebred Shropshire sheep purchased
&C Havre from j. w. Ellis. The strain
from which this herd originally sprung
came originally from the state expert
mental farm at Bozeman. MIR. Hveem
paid $40 a head.
Belgrade-The Belgrade chamber of
commerce has elected William Fitz-
stephens, president: Z. A. Stiefel, vice
president; E. l.. Heidel, treasurer; E. r.
kahla, secretary. Directors are w. p,
Porter. Mr.. Steifel, MIR. Heisel. F.. M.
Foerschler. ]. M. Terney. S. G. Allen and
Mr.. Fitzstephens.
Observation-Disclosures forecasters here
are predicting an early spring, probably
the earliest on record. Reports from va
rious parts of the northwest indicate sap
is running In soft maple trees n buds
are swelling much the same as In March
Weather has been mild and storms light
since the first Of the year.
Columbus-The C. j. Baldwin Lumber
company, with headquarters at Bridger,
has purchased the Ole Hardware stock.
Hernon Sailor, formerly manage Of the
ed with the new firm, while it has been
reported that l.. G. Huebner, Belfry. will
be manager Of the new store.
Choteau-John w. Wall, who for IA
years has been Choteau city engineer.
has resigned to accept a similar position
at East Helena, where he will install a
w~aterworks. He was graduated from the
University OF West Virginia in 1909 and
installed the Choteau water system. His
family will remain here until the close
of the school year.
M0Ore-At n n OF the semester,
there were ID high school pupils on the
honor roll. They were Emma Biehl, Alice
Lodman, Margaret Heald. Bernice Hunter,
Ralph Crosley, Gerald Thompson, Forrest
Crum, Elizabeth Mill, Luella Wagsland,
Grace Proctor. Erie Tyler. Dorothy Han
nah, Florence Francis, Dorothy Barrett,
Betty Mathews. Glen David, Alice Biehl,
Dow Simpson.
B~utte-Bishop George j. Finnigan,
Helena diocese, will be guest of honor
and principal speaker at the annual pan
quet of the fourth degree council of
Butte, Knights of Columbus, Feb. %, at
the Silver Bow club. TIL council will
sem invitations to councils at Great
Falls. Helena. Anaconda. Deer Lodge, Mis-
soula, Billings and other cities of the
state. More than $50 Knights from
Butte and throughout the state are ex-
pected.
Glendive-Mrs. Elizabeth Hathaway.
after completing a health survey In the
Lincoln school. found 122 who measured
up TO the standard required to be on the
honor roll. These are normal eyesight,
with or without glasses; permanent teeth,
perfect or filled, teeth clean; tonsils, nor
NAL or removed, weight not more than 7
per cent underweight nor more than 20
per cent overweight, hearing normal,
adenoids not large enough to cause
mouth breathing. no other apparent de-
feet, grade not more than two years re-
tarded.