Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-14

Donald Hunter of Dooley was o,
Grated on Monday az the Sherida
Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Anna Nelson was a CUES o
Sunday al the Arthur LELAND ranc
near Outlook.
Mrs. Oscar Morken of Dagmar
who has been a patient at the Me
mortal hospital was able TO leav
for her home Wednesday.
Another carload or turkeys fol
eastern markets was shipped from
Plentywood Wednesday. The ca
was billed 10 Peter Fox & Sons, ane
was handled By ]. l. Sorem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nelson and
son and daughter Maurice and
Phyllis were guests Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Y. j. Nelson
of Outlook.
Give photographs for Christmas
gifts.-Luehr Studio little
Mr.. and AIRS. John Debing, Be-
atrlce. Mrs. Harry Larson and o.
car Fossum were IN Medicine Lake
Sunday. They were guests at the
Fred Newgaard home.
For sale at a bargain. a IL hp.
International engine. slightly used.
International Implement Co. 1tc.
Robert Zeidier is employed Mt the
lngwalson store in Redstone during
the illness of the manager Mr. Jen-
sen.
Rodney stambaueh, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Stambaugh under
went al operation for appendicitis
a the hospital last week. He Is get
ting along fine.
Theodore Gunderson, south plen-
fyWood farmer was in the city this
week. Mr.. Gunderson was here
signing up MS wheat allotment CON
tract
The Lutheran Daughters OF the
reformation held their annual
Christmas party at he Lutheran
church parlors Tuesday evening.
Howard Nelson OF brentwood is
numbered among four sophomores
completed the Medical Aptitude
test al Northern Montana college
Practically all medical schools re
quire these tests OF students who
plan to enter the course in medic
inc.
Jimmy OToole. young son OF MT.
and Mrs Frank OHToole was able to
leave the hospital Sunday. Young
Jimmy suffered the loss OF his arm
IN a runaway accident several
weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Moore went
70 Wolf Point Monday. They were
guests at the Charles DaaIin home ]
MIR. Dahlin is employed In the Great !,
Northern express office at WoIf !
!
VIM. Hurst. prominent raneher !
d the Daleview country was In
plentywood Tuesday. Due to the :
cold weather. Mr.. Hurst re !
NAMED in the city until Wednes- :
lay. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Krebsbach OF G
.1ulbertson were Sunday guests at p
he home of Mrs. Ida Krebsbach n
Frank Simmons. formerly the
Glow Krebsbach returned to
1ulbertson with them for q short 9
-isit. d
Ted D~augher.y. surveyor of the G
tate highway department arrived q
n brentwood Tuesday. Ted will L
I~eadquarter here for some time.
he had the misfortune to
ably damage his car by fire at N
The blaze was caused by II
asoline getting in contact with the o
xhaust pipe. Ii
Wires heavily laden with boar !,
collapsed Sunday and tenn )
orarily interrupted service ON the J,
lontana-Dakota Power Co. line To
Columbus, n. Oak. Lineman r.
the damage and had restored N
eryice with little Inconvenience to ii
Sunday night. q.
MIR. and Mrs. C. c. Johnston en- al
artained at a bridge dinner Tues q
ay evening. AIRS. c. w. Peterson q
awarded head prize with Mrs Y
|. I. Miller second. The gentlemen ~
rizes were awarded to f. I. Miller
i'd l.. G.. Zeidler. -
ComertoWn high school handed NJ
lie local high school ball tossers q W
defeat AT Comertown last lis
riday. The score was Ill to 3. The Is
squad were unable to Ii
a field goal. the three ca
being made via the sff SC
'ute. Coach Skor sen a squad of
luskies" into the fray.
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