Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-08-09

Henry and Edgar Syyerud were in
Plentywood on business Wednesday
Mrs. S. Nuremberg left for Chicago
last Saturday on a buying trip or
her readyto-wear store. She ex-
pected to be gone about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wirtzenberger
farmers of the Westby community,
were business callers in P~lentywood
Monday.
Mrs. H. r. Wungrin OF Outlook was
admitted to the Sheridan Memorial
hospital Monday for medical treat
ment
The Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Brauer OF
Minot are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. E. C. Frederick neal Plenty
wood this week.
Johnson's store is being remodeled
this week, preparatory to installing a
more complete line OF mems furnish
ings in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. NJ. Olson and
Mrs. ]. A. Johnson returned last Fri
day from Alpine, Montana, where
they had been or a camping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nelson and
family left Saturday morning for a
trip to the Century OF Progress In
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Christianson
left Friday morning for Minneapolis
and other Minnesota points on a
vacation trip.
To Baldwin Combine Owners. A
large master stock Of parts for
Baldwin Combine now on hand 1t
Quarne Bros, Grenora, N. D. 48-2p
July seems to be the month of new
brides. Clerk of Court Carl Peterson
states that is marriage licenses were
issued from his office during that
month.
Frances Murray. Clarence holman
and Morris Lund returned last
Thursday from a four day visit at
Regina where they attended the big
Saskatchewan Fair
j. n. Jensen and A. M. Ditmarson
III NE1LUY CIT ACIC IlAdd1 AQAlLA
ring with DIR. j. H. Richardson, state
veterinary now working ON the cattle
buying program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sehner Johnson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Smith and family were dinner guests
at the H. NJ. Hendrikson home last
Thursday evening.
Gerald and Geraldine Ferguson.
twin brother and sister left Sunday
for their home in Milo, Iowa. after a
ten day visit with their aunt, Mrs.
George Wheeler and family. Mrs.
Wheeler accompanied them to Iowa
for a two weeks visit.
Mrs. C. F.. Christensen entertain
ed with a shower for Miss Mary
OHara Friday. Aug. 3. Two tables
OF bridge were played, Miss Cora
Risa winning first prize and Mrs. +.
]. Fshbeck consolation prize The
guest prize went to Miss O'Hara-
Reporting to N. e. Baynham. Y.
s. Customs official at Raymond dur
ing the month of July were 308 cars.
1414 passengers. Vehicles other than
cars numbered II. with Al passeng-
ers, and 3 pedestrians reported when
crossing the line. |
The families OF R. G.. Tyler, John
Scholl and Harry Erhmantrout drove
to Glasgow to spend a pleasant week
end camping along the bank OF the
Milk river, remaining until Tuesday
morning In order to see the Presi-
Dental party in Glasgow Monday
They also spent ON time looking
over the Fort Peck dam
The e. I'll. Helgeson family re
Sunday from a two weeks va
spent at different points In
Minnesota. Mrs. Helgeson's mother,
Mrs. Holland, a long time resident in
joined them in Crosby
where she had been visiting another
daughter, and Is now a guest at the
Helgeson home obefore returning to
her home In Seattle.
The Misses Thora Lervold and
Lydia Strand were weekend visitors
III Plentywood. Both had just COM
a summer school course In the
University OF Washington and were
returning to their homes, MICS Ler-
void to Halstead, MINI, and Miss
Strand to Minot. Miss Lervold Is a
member OF the high school faculty
In the PlentywoOd schools.
The juvenile members of the d. OF
will be in convention here August
Is. All members OF the d. of III. are
urged to attend. State and district
officers will be present, and there
will be an interesting program by
lodges from Glasgow, Wolf
Point Scobey, Peerless and Medicine
Lake. A picnic lunch will be served
1T noon. Guests are asked to bring
their own dishes.