Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-07-02

his brother Oscar Opgrande. They
returned to Watford City, N. D., the
same evening.
Attends to Business Matters
Bert Daley of Redstone was attend
ing to business matters at the court
house Monday.
Issues Largest Check
The largest check issued by C. B..
Peterson, Clerk of court for gopher
tails was given to Leonard Olson of
Comertown Monday, and totaled
1888. His share represented $48.O4
which he and four brothers have been
busy catching this spring.
Call on Commissioners
Jack White, Harry Loucks, Jim
Cowan, Hugh French and Dan Camp
bell of the Redstone territory called
on the Board of County commission
ers on Saturday and obtained consent
to have the road crew south of Red
stone throw up the dirt and make
passable n bad slough spot in the
Wolf Creek country. Jack White was
ordered to re-deck the two first brid-
ges east of Redstone.
Roard Work to be Discontinued
All road work except emergency
measures will be discontinued in Sher-
idan county in about a week, as
county finances are such that it will
be impossible to have this work con-
tinued. However, the commissioners
will fix up the worst spots between
here and Antelope before ceasing the
work for 1881.
Koser Home Visited by StOrk-
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
S. Koser Friday last week at the
Memorial hospital. Mother and baby
are doing fine and Court Reporter
Koser has recovered completely and
is busy passing out the smokes to
his legion of friends.
9 Pound Baby Boy
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mouritsen of
Reserve are receiving congratulations
on the arrival of a nine pound baby
boy at the Memorial hospital at Ais
p. M, June 26.
Returns from Manitoba
P. G. Neville returned the last Of
the week from Waskada, Manitoba,
where he has been looking after his
brothers business. His brother be-
ing very sick with Little chance for his
recovery.
Senator Schnitzler Here
Senator Schnitzltr of Froid was a
Plentywood visitor on Tuesday. He
said there were lots of good crops
west Of Froid, but to the eastward
they were badly burned or dried out,
with a few good fields.
Guests at Olsen Home
The following were guests at the
home of Editor and Mrs. L. S. Olsen
on Sunday: George Ohnstad and son
Gordon and sister Miss Christine
Ohnstad of Alamo, North Dakota, his
sister Mrs. Martin Syverson and her
daughter Marcella, of Wanamingo,
Minnesota, and sister Mrs. A. M. Pc
terson and son Curtis of Portland,
Oregon. They returned to Alamo, N.
D., the same evening with the ex-
ception of Mrs. Peterson and son who
are house guests at the Olsen home
for a few days, and will renew ac-
quaintances with their many friends
here.
Operated On
fThe nine year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hagen of the south
Dooley territory was operated on for
appendicitis at the Memorial hospit-
al Monday morning.
Roosevelt Officers Here
Sheriff Henry Lowe and attorney
j. E. Rucker of Roosevelt county
were attending to business in Plen-
tywood Tuesday. They took time off
sufficient to boost for the bridge
across the Missouri river at gilbert
son.
Visits at Culbertson-
w. j. Hagen and William Willard
of the Herald staff drove to Culbert.
son Tuesday night.
New Car Sales
Peterson Company reports the fol-
lowing new Chevrolet car sales: Miss
: