Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-04-09

here from Medicine Lake to spend
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. D..
Moore and family.
Joseph Dolin and son Francis were
at the county seat attending to busin-
ess affairs at the County Commits
s~ioners meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Slaght return
ed Monday from their trip to Bis
marck, N. D. Mr.. Slaght's brother,
Mayo returned home with them and
will make a two weeks visit.
Principal Geo. Mcmillan, Miss Eva
Rusdahl and Miss Ruth johnson made
a trip to Regina Friday returning
home on Sunday. They enjoyed their
Easter vacation very much.
Permanent Wave Sale-for $6, IS
and $40 commencing this week and
ending Wednesday, April Is; both
Croquinole and Spiral Deluxe Beau
ty Parlor. PLentywod. Phone "A.
Mrs. Frank Lund was here from
Outlook Tuesday to take her boy
home from the hospital. The lad had
a broken arm and was here several
days at the hospital under a doctors
care.
Billie Golf, the six year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Goff from eighteen
miles east of P~lentywood was oper-
ated on for mastoid at Sheridan Me
mortal hospital Friday and is getting
along very well.
Jack Rooney has moved his mech
anical tools to Poplar and has opened
an auto repair shop in the Ford gar
age of which R. f. Lang is the local
dealer. Mr.. Rooney is a good auto me-
chanic and we wish him success at his
new location.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. C. Stor-
kan entertained the members of the
Legion Auxiliary at her home. Busin-
ess and luncheon was the program.
The second monthly bazaar spon-
sored by the Congregational Aid was
another big success. They cleared a
little better than seventy-five dollars.
These bazaars are held on the first
Saturday Of every month.
Cards have arrived announcing the
birth Of a son on April 2, 1881 to Mr..
and Mrs. D. j. Mcintosh living at
Minidoka, Idaho. The son, named Jud-
son Daniels, was born at a hospital in
Salt Lake City. Mrs. McIntosch for
merly was Gwendolyn Matkin of this
city.
Dewey Wigmore of Redstone was
brought here Monday and after an ex-
animation it was deemed necessary to
operate for appendicitis. The appendix
was found ruptured. Mr.. Wigmore is
getting along as we'll as is expected.
A. B. Collins and family arrived on
Saturday from Chicago. They have
settled on their farm north of Ray
mond for the summer. MI. Collins has
a position in Chicago which makes it
possible for him to spend the farming
season here and the family enjoys
their summer home.
The Misses Beyrl and Doris Gran
ger accompanied by Clay Bolster and
Raymond Erickson autoed to Miles
City Friday returning Sunday even
ing. The Granger sisters are teach
ers in u schools and the young
folks enjoyed the Easter vacation at
the Granger home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Debing. Miss
Beatrice Debing and Harold DeSilva
autoed to Minot Saturday to visit
Mrs. H. l.. Larson who they report
much better. Mrs. Larson has been a
patient at Trinity hospital the past
eight weeks. VIM. Paske and Helen
Larson accompanied the Debings
from Minot. On their way home they
spent Sunday with friends at STAN
ley, N. D., where the Debing's lived
prior to moving to Plentywood.
Outlook Mr.. and Mrs. Joe John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee and ia
miles were dinner guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Meharry on
Sunday.
Miss Mildred Bucklin, eldest daugh-
ter of Frank Bucklin Of Redstone, will
graduate as a trained nurse from the
Kennedy Deaconess Hospital at Havre
on May 16. Mildred is very well
known in Plentywood where she grad
uated from the Plentywood high
school in 1923. She has since that
time been intraining at the above hos