Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-28

Carl West has purchased a new
Ford VS. truck from Karlson Motor
company.
II. ". Wilson. brother of Roland
Wilson, from Noonan. N. Oak. was
a guest over the week end at the
Mrs. Harry larson left Tuesday for
Great Falls where she will visit with
her daughter Helen. She plans to
be gone for several weeks.
Guy Richwine of Medicine Lake
underwent an appendicitis operation
at the local hospital Sunday. He is
getting along fine.
My Shoppe will be closed for one
week or ten days starting Tuesday
Tuesday noon July 8. Leon's Beauty
Shoppe. IT
Gertrude Hoffman OF Raymond was
able to leave the local hospital Sun
day. Miss Holman was confined 10
the hospital for over two weeks. suf-
fering from injuries received in an
automobile accident. She will be ron
fined to her home for some time.
Joe Olson. Leonard Olson and Edw.
Joyce of northeast of Comertown
were in Plentywood Monday. The
two Olsons and Mr.. Joyce are neigh
bors. They called at the Herald OF.
flee, Mr.. Olson subscribing for the
Herald.
A dance for the benefit OF the
Sheridan County Fair association is
to be held at the county fair payil
ion in Plentywood Saturday evening.
Music will be by the Music Mast
ers," Sheridan county's new versa
tile dance band.
Mrs. f. H. Skoield and four chill
dren of Portland, Oregon, were guests
at the home of Mrs. +. P. Peterson
from Friday until Monday. They were
enroute to Springfield, Illinois. Mrs.
seen each other since girlhood days
in Illinois more than 20 years ago.
Zig IoAi11ooA hCA SAUL uda
from Moorhead, Mimi, where he has
been attending Concordia college.
Charles completed his college work
this spring. He will teach in Ante
lope this coming eyar. Charles grad
uated from the local high school with
the class of 1880.
Albert Fl. Angstman, candidate for
reelection as associate justice of the
supreme court, was In Plentywood
Saturday. Mr.. Angstman Is seeking
reelection, having served one term
on the supreme court bench. MIR.
Angstman's name is carried ON the
Republican ticket.
Archie Mann, one of Sheridan
county's prosperous farmers, bought
a Farmall tractor and four-roW cuiti-
vator outfit from the international
Implement company this week. Arch
raising over 200 acres OF corn this
year.
Honoring Gertie Peterson on her
birthday, IS friends and relatives
gathered at the Nels Peterson home
OF Dagmar. Among those
PIentywood attending the party
were MI. and Mrs. Niels Madsen, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. D. Morck. Mrs. Ordahl, mother OF
Mrs. Morck, and daughter.
home.
The board of directors of the
Wheat Production association has
been in session this week making
final preparations for the starting of
inspector work on wheat acreage the
first OF next week. Wheels have
been made which will be used by all
the men checking the fields, and En-
gineer Buchanan from the state ex
service is expected here the
last of this week to give the lnal
instructions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Foreman and
Carol Storkan returned Saturday eve
ming from a two weeks trip that
included Minneapolis. Eau Claire,
Wis, Detroit Lakes, Mimi, and Chi
They spent some time at the
Worlds Fair. At Minneapolis Mr..
Foreman stated the national Shrin
ers' convention was In session dur
ing the time they were there. From
all reports the convention was quite
affair.
Oliver Dubry. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Dubry OF Raymond, left Plenty
wood Tuesday for Seattle, Washing
ton. Mr. Dubry has been at the home
of his father for several months Wis
iting. having recently been honorably
discharged from the II. s. Marines.
He was stationed with the Marine
corps at Seattle and was attached
with the battleship Tennessee. Dur
ing four years Of service, Dubry has
travelled extensively, having visited
Venezuela, British West Indies, PAN
Canal and Hawaii. Mr.. Dubry
called at the Herald office before
Plentywood.