Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-06-05

MISS NlllOIld dllhSi AfNNs
from Miles City near where she has
been teaching the past year. After
visiting friends here for a couple OF
| DAYS went to her home near Dooley.
Lee Chapman, n of the high
| school graduates left Saturday for
Columbus, N. D., where he will assist
his father during the strengthening
| season at the Keup & Walter sheep
camp.
Tony Groce left last week for Cros-
by, N d, where he is employed at the
Ingwalson Sheep Co. for the shearing
season.
Att. L. j. Onstad left Saturday for
Broadus, this state, to assist County
Attorney C. E. Onstad in the prose-
cution of some court cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aage Jensen, who had
been visiting at the Jens lbsen home,
Dooley, for a couple of days stopped
over here Sundayto all on Fred ID
sen and family while on their way
home to Scobey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Loehr came
to P%lentywood from Casper, Wyoming
last Thursday to visit Mr.. Loehr's
mother Mrs. S. Nuremberg and his
brother Leland. They returned to
Casper on Saturday where they have
a large Ladies' ready to wear store.
County Assessor Ole Aspelund went
to Great Falls last Thursday for a
medical examination. He returned on
Monday.
The county commissioners sold l2o
acres of land 3 miles west of Westby
at their monthly meeting this week.
The SAFE was made to the Pentecostal
Church of Westby.
Viggo Peterson has filed for the
office of County Commissioner OF
Sheridan County, being a candidate
on the Republican ticket. Mr.. Peter
son represents the Continental Oil Go.
in Plentywood. W. wish Mr.. Peterson
we'll but owing to the fact that ne
lives in Plentywood he is likely to en-
counter stubborn opposition amongst
the farmers, and they are determined
TO elect a farmer for that Office.
Andrew Iceland of Outlook was n
on Tuesday looking after
some of his political fences.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hass and
Mrs. August Hass were Plentywood
on Tuesday.
Charles johnson, the general dray
line owner at Scobey has closed a
sub-contract with Stevens Brothers
for the building of part Of the state
highway north of Medicine Lake. He
passed through Plentywood Monday
afternoon with tractor and horsepow-
or equipment His contract calls for
10000 yards of dirt and gra-
vel.
Charlie will be remembered as hav-
ing worked on the Mccoy ranch north
Of Plentywood for some years until
he moved to Scobey about 10 years
ago.
Miss Mabel Johnson OF Churches
Ferry. N. D., visited at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Olsen Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Meharry OF
Outlook were attending to business
matters in Plentywood on Monday.
They will shortly depart for the Pa
cifc coast to look for a place where
they will be able to enjoy a milder
than here. Their son is now
in full charge Of the large Meharry
farm north of Outlook and they will
take a well earned vacation.
Gordon Cairns, former Sheridan
county farmer but now located at
Neptune, Sask., attended to business
in Plentywood Tuesday and while
here subscribed for the Herald.
Harry Loucks and Jack White OF
Redstone were seen on Il streets on
Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. w. I. Aamoth OF
Froid were guests at the Lutheran
parsonage Monday. The Rev. Aamoth
has accepted a call to Elk Point, 5.
D., where he will move his family in
July.
Miss Lucille Ketterman is here from
Williston to spend a short vacation
at her home Being exempt from the
examination in surgical nursing Miss
was able to come home a week
early.
Rev. Egge and family were dinner
guests at the Lars Botten home on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Kitzenberg
and family visited at the Ted Nelson
home at Dooley on Friday.