Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-08-23

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Plentywood was in the city Satur
day. Mr.. Christensen is one of th,
early settlers of Sheridan county
having resided here for 26 years.
!. Leslie Hanson and Everett Nor
. gan have returned from the ives
coast. B.th young men spent the sum
mef visiting with relatives in Seattle
Wash, and Portland. Oregon. They
made the trip by ar. They returned
TO enroll for school which starts
September 4.
O. A. Selyig of Outlook was a bust
ness visitor in Plentywood on Friday
While here Mr.. Selvig subscribed for
the Herald. He stated practically all
the crop he received this year be.
sides getting his seed back was only
enough to be ground into flour for
his " needs.
Sheriff Hans P. Madsen moved his
family into Plentywood from the
farm home two miles west of Archer
Tuesday. Mr.. Madsen rented the
Martin Reinertson home south of the
tracks. The Reinertson family have
moved into one of their apartments
until they leave for Idaho some time
next month.
iH Reports of threshing operations in
4tse Outlook country bring ews OF
Favorable Yields, considering the
conditions that are general through
out the county. Bill Hass Is thresh-
ing this week and most of his wheat
is going from 10 to IL bushels. 9th
ers in the same neighborhood are al
50 having some good yields.
DR.. and Mrs. Cecil M. Hall have
returned to Plentywood after having
spent three weeks on a camping and
fishing trip in western Montana.
They spent considerable time at
beautiful Swan lake near KalispeIl.
From reports, fishing is good in that
region and that the Doctor got his
share OF fine catches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Willard, accom-
panied by Floyd Willard returned
Sunday from a short vacation trip to
Bottineau, Y. D., and Lake Metego-
sla. They were accompanied on their
return trip by Ole Hendrickson,
brother .ofMrs. Willard and Alma
Hendrickson, a cousin, who will visit
here a short time at the Otto Hen
erickson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Matson, to-
gether with their daughters Mildred
and Dorothy, left Tuesday for their
home in Los Angeles, after spending
the summer at Raymond looking af-
ter their farming interests. They
wen directly to Fergus Falls, Mimi.
from here for a few days visit, and
will then proceed to California
through Omaha and Denver.
Packed houses greeted the Ariz-
ona WrangIers, famous ~broadcasting
cowboy songsters and entertainers
at the 0Tpheum theatre Sunday and
Monday. With shows from 2 p. m.
until II Sunday the theatre was fill
ed to capacity. Monday night big
the performances. The AWranglers'
crowds jamhmed the show house II
proved a decided hit with the show
Their cowboy songs and
musical numbers brought back MEM
Dries to many eastern Montana
boys who rode the ranges of this
in early days.
Floyd Swanson of near R~edstone
was in the city Monday. MIR. Swan
son farms south Of that town. Mr..
Swanson told the Herald that many
in his vicinity. including
himself were facing water shortage.
He stated that on his farm, a spring
which has for years never failed to
an ample supply of water for
stock, was now drying UP. He has
been forced to put his cattle or halt
of water. Practically no feed
Is available stated Mr.. Swanson. He
i making preparations to ship prac-
.ically all Of his livestock, being Hn-
to get enough feed for them this
The Herald is in receipt OF a let
ter from Lloyd Skor local high school
coach. who with Mrs. Skor have been
In Seattle, Wash, the past summer.
Mr.. Skor has been attending the I'm
~Iversity of Washington. They plan
to return to Plentywood the first OF
next week. Mr.. Skor stated that he
had an opportunity to see a real
wrestling match between jumping
Jim Savoldi, former Notre Dame
football star, and Jim Londos for the
Worlds Championship. Londos won
the match by one fall In 5 minutes
Skor said the match was a thriller.
incidentally Mr.. Skor stood In line
for an hour in order to get into the
building to see the match.
Athol Markell and his Tempo
composed of Sheridan county
musicians have returned and are
spending a short vacation at their
homes. Mr.. Markell, Richard
Jacobson and Michael Salisbury, who
are members OF the organization are
spending their vacation In Plenty
wood while Sylvan White, another
member of the dance band is visiting
1t the home of his parents at Red
stone. The boys have completed a
successful tour of Montana. They are
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