Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-16

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H. L. Larson home Saturday. The
were accompanied by Mrs. Ed Pos
ers. also Of Medicine Lake.
Mrs. Della Bowman of Medicin
Lake and Elna X. Tax, also of tina
u city, were callers at the court hous
Monday. Both ladies are properf
owners in Sheridan county.
8 Fred Olson and Svend Peterson
prominent Dagmar farmers wer,
callers at the Sheridan county cour
house Monday. Both are key4mel
| of the relief association.
Sheridan county received a checl
for s138.25 from the state thi.
week, a portion OF the automobile
license tax. The check was fol
money derived from this means in
October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Carpenter
and son Dan of sReserve were here
Friday evening. Young Dan. being
i'll, was brought here for medical
treatment.
Joe Vogel of Reserve was in the
city Tuesday. Mr.. Vogel came here
to register for employment aft the
new county employment office rec.
emily created.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Granvold of
near Antelope were among the out.
of-town shoppers in brentwood on
Monday. Mr.. Gronvold Is an extens-
i've farmer OF the Antelope vicinity
Supt. and Mrs. ]. B. Alexander OF
outlook were in the city Monday
Mrs. Alexander Is a house guest al
the G. B. Macmillan home for sew.
eral days.
John Wilson. living west of Re
serve made final proof on his home.
stead before Judge e. E. Belanski
Monday. Witnesses for Mr.. Wilson
were Fred Murk and Jens Lind of
Reserve.
Dagmar Nelson. of Dagmar was
able to leave the hospital Sunday.
George Lotus, OF Wolf Point
was here this week making calls
on his many friends and business
associates. Mr.. Lotus represents the
New York Life Insurance Co. In
this territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Walker OF
spent Monday and Tuesday
Plentywood, where Mrs. Walker
had come to have dental work done.
Mr.. Walker Is a brother oil Miss
Walker. nurse inc the local
hospital.
Among the callers at the court
house Tuesday were NJ. Groskurth
Fred Leer and Ben Thusthei1n OF
Reserve and Lon Desonia of Dale
rev. Fred Leer called at the Her !,
I'd office and renewed his subscrip-
ion.
Mrs. Niels Jensen OF near Plenty.
Tood went to Minot Sunday. She
vas accompanied by Miss Olive
'aske, who remained for a severa,
avs visit. Miss Paske returned on I
tuesday. Evelyn, a daughter OF :
lr. and Mrs. Jensen returned with
er mother. Miss Jensen is aanurse,
nd will remain here for some time :
} care for her father who is i'll,
a survey, conducted by the stats +
department OF first aven- i
was completed this week. 1t Il (
this street will be b
sed as the direct route OF the r
ate highway which Is now com.
leted into Plentywood from the !,
asst The city council recently des. !
this street as a Through =
y
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole J. Bentsen and ci
70 Don OF south OF Redstone we're p
lentyWood visitors Wednesday. q;
Bentsens homesteadedA in the "
estern part OF the county In 1909 g.
ID lived there ever since. They n
into to renew their subscrip- G
to the Herald with a nice 4
inch of chickens. In
Peter Bruvold and Ed Joyce OF W
passed through Plenty I'll
ood Friday enroute to Medicine T.
Ike. Mr.. Bruvold recently return "
from Minot where he went o.
rough the clinic n hopes that a a.
could be secured to rem. "a
y his failing health. He plans to n;
turn soon to submit to an opera an
IN. ~
A.. M. Ditmarson and Peter Bre- q
vein OF Westby were here the
tier part OF the week. Mr.. Ditmar- In
n Is one OF Westby's prominent llt
ls1nessmen. Mr.. Bredevein. until fit
Gently. operated a garage there.
Herald acknowledges a pleasant du
II. or
Various committees OF the Luth- ve
Ladies Aid met Tuesday even IL.
& to formulate plans for their ar
nual church supper. The serving 10
met at the home OF Mrs go
alter Raess and the advertising on
mInittee at the home Of Mrs. G an
Christianson.
J. N. Taylor OF Glendive. district -
pervisor OF the state emergency -
lei commission, spent Friday OF "a,
u week comforting with the local ~