Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-09-24

Peterson-Gunderson marriage
On September -, Miss Gladys
Irene Peterson and Jack Gunderson
of P~lentywood were united in mar
rage by Rev. 0. M. Simundson at
Lutheran parsonage. Both of these
Young folks have lived in Plentywood
for many years. They will continue
to reside here. Mrs. Gunderson IS
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edw.
Peterson of the Home Grocery.
Week end visitor
Mrs. Meta Robinson, who teaches
the Cookery school north of Raymond
spent the week end at her parents
home in Plentywood.
Knox headquartering here
C. J.. Knox, the genial represen-
| tative Of f. j. Lander & Company
is spending some time in this county
fixing up leases with the renters and
| other business in connection with his
firms large holdings here. He is
making his headquarters at the
Leland hotel.
With Karlson Motor Co..
Ed Ringquist, formerly with the
Kavon Garage, has accepted a posi-
ton as mechanic with the Kaplson
Motor Company.
Game Warden finds antelope
Deputy State Game Warden f, NJ.
Krost returned Tuesday evening from
an inspection trip through Garfield
and McCone counties. While there he
had the pleasure of seeing three
herds of Antelope, totalling 40, and
which are jealously protected by the
ranchers throughout that territory.
The beautiful but almost extinct ami
mails rapidly increase when they are
protected from the ravages of the
illegal killers.
Bunny" Welliver here
R. L. Bunny Welliver of Bill
ings, accompanied by a Mr.. Jones,
representing the Western Holding
Company of Minneapolis, were bust
ness visitors in Plentywood Tuesday.
Mr.. Welliver's mother was one of the
pioneer homesteaders in what is now
knows as the Welliver district.
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Conducted Congregational Services
Rev. Clayton Rice, District Super
intendent for the State Of Montana
for the Congregational church, ac-
companied by Rev. Clark, supply
pastor for Montana, were here Sun
day and held services in the local
church. The matter of calling a reg
ular pastor for the Plentywood cong
regation was discussed and a call
has deem issued.
General Motors manhere-
A Nh. Murphy, representing the
General Motors Acceptance Corpora
ton has been spending the week in
this vicinity, checking up on car sales
made the past year.
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Scobey caller
+. T. Peterson of Scobey was a
guest at the home Of his brother,C.
w. Peterson, on Monday.
Here from WillistOn-
Chas. Houge of the Northwest Ser
vice store in Williston is attending
to business in P~lentywood today.
Here from Outlook
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hass
county seat visitors and shoppers on
Friday. Incidentally we understand
Mr.. Hass has disposed Of some of his
1880 wheat crop to an elevator at
Westby.
Visitors from Froid-
Mrs. H. P. Skarie and Mrs. McNiel
of Froid were guests at the E. H. E.
Helgeson home on Sunday while their
husbands took part in the golf tourn-
ament here.
Goes to Washington u
Miss Minnie p. Elliott, former
Superintendent Of schools at Red
stone has departed for Seattle where
she will enroll at the Washington
University to complete her Master
Degree. Miss Elliott taught in the
Redstone schools for a number of
years.
Antelope church attendants
The Edward Iverson and Lars Bot
+oo fo~o;1;oe of &ho Apfo1opa con,-