Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-06-25


here on Saturday enroute from Col
orado. They were going on to Red
stone to make Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Daley a visit.
Visitor from Havre-
Mr.. and Mrs. Zortman of Havre is
spending a week here visiting her
sister Mrs. VIM. Ewing and family.
Given Surprise
Mrs. Peter Marion was the victim
of a complete surprise last Sunday
when the following old time friends,
during Mrs. Marron's absence, took
possession of the home and gave Mrs
Marion a hearty welcome on her re-
turn. Mesdames Ibsen, Rue, Good
man, Dooley, Shippee, Geo. HOLMAN,
R. Richardson, Otto Brabec, Dean,
Fishbeck, Forman, C. S. Nelson. The
party was sponsored by Mrs. Fred h.
sen and Miss Katherine Marion who
served a six o'clock dinner. The table
decorations were in white, orchid and
yellow, consisting Of yellow roses,
nut cups, place cards, and streamers
ar~tistically arranged. Mrs. Marion
was presented with a remembrance
of the occasion.
Mrs. Holland Here
Mrs. E. C. Holland arrived from
Seattle, Washington on Friday af-
ternoon, and will visit in Plentywood
during the summer at the home of
her s~on-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. E. Helgeson- She came
here with the Oscar Gullickson FAM
lily from Billings. Mr.. and Mrs. Gull
lickson remained here only q few days
and then went to Crosby to visit the
AL Hanson family.
No u Turn at Herald Corner
A concrete post has been erected at
the street intersection by the Herald
office. 1t is decorated with a light,
and signs are placed on same barring
U turns by cars and also that driv-
ers must take inside left turns in
stead of keeping to the right at all
other street intersections.
DoOley School Clerk Here
George Liebach Of Dooley was a
tending to business in P%lentywood on
Wednesday in connection with the
commencement of work on the new
Dooley school house, which is all to
be done by residents of District 33.
Jack Barge Goes Home
Jack Barge of the Welliver terri
tory returned to his home in the Wei
liver district Wednesday after hav-
ing been a juror at the present term
of court for three weeks. He sub
scribed for The Herald before leaving
the city.
Gopher Trapping Increases-
Clerk and Recorder Niels MadseT
says that farmers are bringing II
thousands of gopher tails each day
now, and the bounty payments vii
total at least $4,000 by July LIST. One
cent a gopher means four hundred
thousand less of the rodents in THU
county.
Miss Collins to Fargo
Miss Vera Collins who has beer
visiting with her parents Mr.. ant
Mrs. Oscar Collins the past twt
weeks will leave for Fargo tomorrow
to resume her training at st. John'
Hospital.
John Sather Visits Here
John L. Sather, ST., was a Plenty
wood visitor Wednesday, and salt
that crops in the Westby territor.
was considered lost this year.
Crops Now Coming Up
Roy Cook Of the Welliver territor.
! attended to business in Plentywoo'
Wednesday. He reports crops tina
were believed blown out are now com
ing up. While here he subscribed to
The Herald.
T Grain Man Here
!, Louis N. Ritten, Minneapolis grail
commission broker was a Plentywoo
visitor last week, checking up OF
prospects for business from this ten
ritory this fall.
Term to End
Jurors who have sat on cases her
for the past month are getting read
to return home, as the present cas-