Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-01-09
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the Memorial Hospital
R E. Lang went to Milwaukee o
Saturday on a business trip.
F. w. Crave returned Friday fror
a short business trip to Great Falls
FOR SALE-First class piano, an
washing machine. Mrs. o. J. Col
Inns. 2tp.
Louisa Hanna, of Raymond, il
spending the week visiting her frient
Meta Black.
Clarence holman went to Antelopt
to spend the week end with his aun,
Mrs. Jack Courtney.
Kermit Helgeson has been absent
from school for several days on &C
count Of being sick.
Gordan lGrimsrude Of Antelope
came here on Friday to spend q few
days with August 1bsen-
j. H. Davis went back to the ranch
first Of the week after spending the
two weeks with his family here.
James King is in from the farm to
spend the holiday with his daughters
Mrs. Otto Brabec and Mrs. Blain
Dean.
Peter Bruvold from the Comertown
country was in Plentywood on Satur-
day transacting business at the court
house.
On Saturday, January fourth, .
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Spooner at the Memorial
hospital.
Clerk Of Court G. B. Peterson re-
ports 112 marriage licenses issued
and 8 divorces granted during the
year 1929.
Judge S. E. Paul and reporter E.
S. Koser left Tueday for Wolf Point
where the Judge will hold law and
motion day.
We make first mortgage loans on
City property. Reasonable rates and
prepayment privileges Write c. G.
Loiland, Scobey, Mont tt.
Mrs. w. Clark, Mrs. Art Olson and
Mrs. Fred Newgaard were out Of
town guests at the Dinner Bridge CIV
en- at the F. E. Gunther home on
Thursday.
Kenneth Kelly returned last OF
the week for Chicago to resume his
dental course at North Western
University. Enroute he will visit his
sister Mr.. M. J.. Stein at Minot
Miss Ester Bell arrived from Chi
ton, Wis, last Monday to spend the
balance Of the winter visiting at the
R. E. Palutzke ranch home. Miss
Bell is a niece Of Mrs. Palutzke.
Friday Attorney c. E. Onstad left
for Broadus and Miss Clara Onstad
back to Missoula to take up her
work at the university. They had been
home for two weeks visiting their
folks.
Beulah Nelson, spent Christmas
with her father at Dooley, and re-
turned here Friday in time to resume
her high school studies. She is stay
ing with her sister Mrs. Leland Kit
zenberg while attending school
Raymond Erickson left Friday for
Bozeman where he will take the
mechanical engineering course at the
State College. Raymond was q men,
Der of the 1928 high school class here
and the past eighteen months he was
employed at the Peterson Hardware
Co. store.
DR.. Z. B. Martin Of Plentywood,
was arrested Tuesday evening on q
warrant issuing from the Justice
Court Of Judge Wheeler, on complaint
preferred by Rudolph Heppner, in
which it is alleged the doctor has
been practicing medicine without a
license. The doctor asked for a
hearing which was set for January
18th.
The Congregational Church is to
have the dedication Of the Social Unit
oftheir new church building on Sun
day January IL. Among the special
features will be the formal exhibition
and explanation Of the model of the
new building by Mr.. Roser, and par
ticipation of two special speakers
from out of town Rev. Chas G..
Miller from Glasgow will be here, and
Clayton s. Rice, General Superintend-
emit Of Congregational work in Mon
tana. No appeal for building funds
will be made at this meeting. It viii
be entirely an occasion for rejoicing,
and inspiration for an appreciation
for what we have and what we plan
to have.
We make first mortgage loans on
City property. Reasonable rates and
prepayment privileges. Write C. G.
Loiland, Scobey, Mont tt.