Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-03-27

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Mrs. Bill Heron is back home aftel
a few days visit with her sister an(
friends at Raymond.
The Daughters of America had {
large attendance at their regular
meeting Tuesday evening. Mesdames
Krebsbach, Donaldson and Koenig
served refreshments after the bust.
ness session.
j. G.. Vierling. with the Markusor
Auto Co., of Medicine Lake was visit
ing his family over the week end.
Last week he eanvassed the territory
from Medicine Lake to Wolf Point
and took in the Cleaner Combine
show at Wolf Point and incidentally
sold two Fords on the way.
Bert Langen, district supervisor of
census called a. meeting of the ap-
pointed enumerators of this county
March 10Th and gave them their final
instructions. c. S. Nelson has the APP
pointment for the city of Plentywood.
Mrs. L. f. Helm is recovering from
several days illness of acute indiges-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mehl were in
Plentywood to visit Mrs. Ray King
who is a patient at the hospital.
Deputy Supt. Miss Hall visited the
Courtney school in the Antelope
country Monday.
James King, Ray King and James
Jr., were in from the farm on Tues
day to call on Mrs. Ray King at the
hospital.
Mrs. Peter Akelstad is back from
a two weeks stay at the Ingvald w.
ersen home at Comertown. Mrs.
Akelstad reports the arrival of a 10
ID. daughter born to the Iversens on
March 18th. All concerned are gett-
ing along fine.
Peter Olson one of the directors of
the LELAND school was a business WIS.,
itor at the School Supt. Office on Fri
day.
James Larter from northwest of
Raymond was a caller at the County
superintendent Office about school
matters last Friday.
Nh. and Mrs. Dick Smith from the
N~eighborhood, were coun-
seat visitors first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. I. Singleton from
Reserve were business visitors here
on Thursday.
George Wheeler has been greatly
missed around the school buildings
for more than a week. He is at home
sick with bronchitis and a threatening
pneumonia. He is somewhat better
but will be some time yet before he
is able to resume his duties.
Thomas Sundsted, Daniel Petersen,
Fred Christensen and Sam Samson
were among the many Dagmar visi-
tors here on Tuesday.
John O'Grady is here from Ray
mond to take in the proceedings of
district court this week.
Judge S. E. Paul came home to
spend Sunday, leaving again on Mon
day for Wolf Point where he is pre-
siding over district court.
April eleventh a preliminary
scholastic test will be given in each
school in the county in grades 8 to
3 inclusive. The winners in each
grade in each school will represent
their school at the final contest held
on May 10th at Plentywood.
Anker Jensen and Orvold Anderson
we're among the Reserve business
callers at the courthouse on Tuesday.
Christ Johanson and Martin Lar
son were business visitors here from
Antelope on Tuesday.
Frank A. Snellman of Medicine
Lake transacted business affairs at
the courthouse first Of the week.
r. G. Tylor was here from Home
stead first of the week attending the
meeting of the County commission
ers.
Bonnie Benson and S. G.. Faaberg
Of Medicine Lake were business visi-
tors at the Court house on Satur-
day.
James Vincent is on the jury list
called from Coalridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hunter were
here from Dooley on Tuesday to do
some spring shopping.
Mrs. George Lund and son Robert
were here from Reserve between
trains on Tuesday.