Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-28
OLD AND NEW TIME DANCE

Music by ozarkian Hill 6iilies.
Admission 25c. tip
Nh. and Mrs. Jens Bertelsen ar,
the parents of a baby boy born a
the o. T. Benson home June %. Tht
Bertelsens are from Coalridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Gresham Of
Stanley, N. Oak, were visitors at the
Robert Gresham home here Wednes
day and Thursday.
Fred Hobart underwent a major
operation Thursday. DR.. J.. c. Stor
an and DR.. A. L. Cameron OF Minot
were attending surgeons.
Eugene Peterson was able to leave
the Sheridan Memorial hospital Sun
day. having undergone In appendix
operation last week.
Mrs. c. Christensen OF Dagmar
was able to leave the hospital Fri
day. She had her shoulder dislocat-
ed in a runaway about a week ago.
Mrs. Avery knight of Redstone and
Mable Garneau of Reserve were dis
charged from the Sheridan Memorial
hospital this week.
Mrs. W. d. Roy has returned from
Belgrade where she has been fol-
some time. called there by the Ill
ness of her mother.
A marriage license was issued last
to Adolph Nelson and
Halvorson, both of Ray. N.
Oak.
Mrs. Harold Hanisch has resigned
her position at the clerk and record
er's office. Miss Mary Westergaard
has accepted Mrs. Hanisch's position.
Many farmers have been in the
city the past week making applica-
for summer-fallow loans that
are now available.
For snappy, up-to-date clothes
for the Fourth, bring the family
to Johnson's Store. They'll fit
them out.
A picnic and social gathering was
held at the McNulty grove Sunday,
sponsored by the Knights of Column
bus lodge. About so attended the
lay of enjoyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. E. Helm are en-
joying a vacation at Hankinson, N.
Oak. During Mr.. Helms absence
Peterson is assisting at the
Helm Market.
Mrs. Charles Westereng and daugh-
.ers Clara and Elenor arrived We'd
lesday and are visiting at the Poscu
home. They are from Car
,io. N. Oak.
E. NJ. Jackson returned Saturday
rom Minneapolis where he spent 10
on business. Mr.. Jackson made
he trip to Minneapolis in about LIS
in his car.
The Misses Kathryn and Virginia
together with their aunt, Mrs.
B. Collins, returned Wednesday |
rom a trip to the Century OF Prog
ess at Chicago.
Leonard Henderson OF Dooley was !
n the city Wednesday. Mr.. Hender-
on was a caller at the county super
ntendent Of schools office relative
0 school matters.
A marriage license was issued last
Thursday from the Office Of Carl
PETERSON, clerk OF court, to Robert
ohnson and Evelyn Weist, both OF
aegina, Sask.
Luther Hutgren, operator of the
Iultgren Meat Market at Westby,
vas in Plentywood Tuesday. Mr..
Iultgren transacted business at the
curt house.
Ruth Reiners was able to leave the
ocal hospital following an appendi-
tits operation. Miss Reiners Is from
Medicine Lake Her brother came
her Wednesday.
Mrs. A. w. March and daughter
Mary were in Plentywood Wednes-
lay. Mary recently returned from
Dillon where she attended normal
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Johnston and
on Billy left Sunday for Great Falls
where Mr.. Johnston will attend the
convention of state abstractors. Mr..
Johnston is president OF the state
organization.
Anker Jensen and Dora Johansen
granted a license to wed last
Thursday. Both are from Dagmar.
Miss Johansen is the daughter OF
Viggo Johansen, relief keyunan from
hat community.
w. N. Goodlaxon and Henry Wal
lers of Outlook were P~lentywood bust
callers Wednesday. Mr. Good
subscribed for the Herald while
n the city. Mr. Walders Is manager
II the Farmers Elevator at Outlook.