Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-10-01

sheridan county, hOWlng the am
of every farm owner, as well as tn,
school districts. zones, railroads, riv
ers, and other information which is O.
great value for anyone seeking spec,
ial information regarding Sheridan
county. The map is about 9 feet each
way, and sufficiently large to fine
any information sought at a glance
1t is almost of cadaStral proportions.
The force in that office are now busy
~re-zoning the county into two mile
zones, in accordance with the recon-
mendations Of the taxpayers associa-
ton and which was approved by the
Board of County Commissioners.
Same kind eastern natural grown
vegetables. Some old dealer. At Plen,
tywood October 6 to 10 if they last
that long.-Guy Grove.
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Looking after Farm Interests
Henry Raaen, who has been a Sher-
idan county resident since its early
days, arrived in Plentywood Friday.
from Forman, N. D. Mr.. Raaen has
considerable farm land here and is
supervising the work preparatory for
the 1882 cropping program of same.
He expects to remain here several
weeks before returning to Forman
where he and his wife will reside this
winter.
Selling Snow Birds
Oscar Raaen, brother of Mrs. Pas
Ike, together with his partner Ed.
Rustvold of Erskine, Mimi, spent Sc
days in the county seal visiting
the Paske home, as we'll as looking
after their business of selling "snow
birds for mail carriers and officers
who must be prepared to travel over
the snow covered hills during the
time. We understand they
have sold a large number of these
auto attachments.
The old vegetable man, brentwood
October 6. Full carload.-Guy Grove.
Old Home Town
We have just learned that j. j. Fo-
ey OF the Raymond territory received
word OF the serious illness of his sis
er in Watertown, N. Y, and he went
Immediately. Incidentally this is Mr.. +,
first visit to his old home for
more than so years, as he left there
'efore reaching his teens. We sincere
y trust his sister will ecover and
they can have a good long visit
ogether while he visits the scenes of
us childhood and renews acquaint-
noes with his play day friends.
limo Operator Back
Billy" Hagen is back on the lob
t the Herald after having spent a
weeks vacation period, most Of
which was in visiting at his parents
ONE in Culbertson.
Office Changed
Inc County dads have decided to
emove the little private office from
he Sheriff's department at the court
.ouse, and place same on one of the
ounty lots, to domicile a family that
re now county charges. The old Of
lcdrhas been divided differently and
M be just as convenient and will
ave fuel during the cold session. If
I'LL also improve the looks of the
curt house.
school House Scare F,
Following the heavy rain last /
thursday, Martin Reinertson who 4
Odds the ~sub-contract for the exca, :
alton for the new school house here,
ad the misfortune to have a large
ave-in in the II foot pit for the boil T,
r room. 1t was too near the present !
chool house to be comfortable and
or fear another cave-in would occur )
efore braces could be erected the OH
Ills were ordered out of the building.
We want to commend Mr.. Reinertson
nd Supt. Stegner for taking this pre-
autlonary step, although no more
ayinp occurred