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Evening star., 1934-05-05
MisfitnesS of Things

Misfitness Of Things.
Why do we often seem to be
OF our defects and proudest?
The person singing off the key
Will always sing the loudest.
Why does the voice intelligent
So seldom prove the strongest?
You'll find the weakest argument
Will often last the longest.
Evening star., 1934-05-05

IF l had my life to live over" said
Uncle Eben, Il don't believe I'd ex-
change de happiness I've had jes' foh
de sake Of correctin' a few mistakes. "
Evening star., 1934-05-05

A brain trust" Is a creation OF
popular imagination whose power
must depend on the popular faith in
Its trustworthineSs.
Evening star., 1934-05-05
Back to Ballots,

The calculations we have had to try
Have set a mental pace that We
resent.
We long for relaxation, by and by,
To soothe our gathering state Of
discomfort.
We long to quit the economic play,
Which had no clear conclusion, we
confess,
And in plain politics again to stray.
Where answers positive await each
guess
Evolution of Inf1uentiality.
Has Dillinger been seen around
here?"
NO" answered Cactus Joe. We've
heard that he is coming this way,
and Crimson Gulch is debating about
what to do. Most of us favor grab
bing machine guns, but he's getting
so strong that 1 favor organizing a
glee club and singing Welcome to
Our City"
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Evolution of Infiuentiality.

"The dollar speaks many languages,
said Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown;
even those which reveal picturesque
fable or direct untruth."
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@. To what language does the
word Eskimo belong?-S. L.
A 1t is word in the Algonquin
language which was applied to North
ern tribes. 1t means those who eat
raw flesh.
Q. How many men are there in the
military establishments of the United
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acters, whether or not true, create the
illusion of truth. which is all that is
necessary in fiction. The Countess de
Chambrun has been for many years
a keen student of Shakespeare ma
terial and she says that under the
form OF fiction she has been able to
supply and explain certain little
known but well established facts es-
Sential to the understanding Of
Shakespeare's existence, stirring and
romantic as any of his dramas"
THE DESIGN OF SMALL PROPER
TIES. A Book for the Home
Owner in City and Country. BY
M. E. Bottomley. NJ L. D., New
York: The Macmillan Co.
Landscape architects are giving
much consideration in these DAYS of
limited prosperity to the owner of the
small home, who is as keen about his
garden and lawn and trees as the
master of many acres. This volume
is one Of the Rural Science Series.
edited by L. H. Bailey. former dean
of the College of Agriculture at Cor
nell University. There are over so
volumes In the series and, If one may
judge by titles, taken together they
should make useful and fairly
complete library for the large or small
farmer. The authors OF this latest
book treats his subject with single
minded attention to the practical, be-
ginning with principles of small prop
erty design, then dividing his theme
into design for city properties and
for the country home. and conclud-
ing with chapters on garden archi-
lecture and planting and maintenance
in connection with design. Illus
trating the text are 81 sketch figures
Of ground plans and planting designs.
Evening star., 1934-05-05

@. How many rooms are there in
the Capitol OF the United States
I. V.
A. There are 430 rooms now oc-
cupied as Offices, committee rooms,
and for storage purposes, with 679
windows and $50 doors. Skylights oc-
cupv 1851 square feet.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-31
S

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Waller We're
Williston shoppers Monday.
Mr.. c. C. Gronlie and his son, Rube
left last week for Denver, Colo, to
visit Mr.. Gronlies daughter.
Mrs. Ella Stout and her son Mel,
from Sidney were the week end
guests at the r. A. Stout home.
The sad news came on Saturday
from Seattle. Wash. of the death OF
John Murray. son of Mrs. Mary Muir
ray. The entire community extend
sympathy to the Murray home and
family in their bereavement.
Mr.. Guy Pattison has been Ill and
confined to his home but improved at
this time.
Luther League convened Friday
night. Among the interesting mum
bers on the program was a talk to
young people by Rev. Anderson from
the Dane Valley. His topic was What
is Your Life?" The Luther League
president, Miss. lone Foss gave q
very interesting report Of the Luther
League convention to which she was
a delegate at Westby.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-31
NORTH DAGMAR

Sylvia Richardson spent the past
week at the William Johnson home
as a visitor OF Margaret Richardson.
On Moday Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Johnson and daughter, Helen. and
Carl Johnson left for Iowa for a short
visit with friends and relatives there.
Helen johnson is assisting with
the work ait the Niels SOrensen home.
Axel Christensen. accompanied by
Ejnar Duus and Norman Larsen mo
tored to Tyler. Mimi, the first part
OF the week to bring the formers fur
niture to his home in this community.
Norman Larsen, who has been EN-
ployed at the Niels Paulson home
this spring, returned to his parental
home in Racine, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs Axel Johnson and
Elsie Johnson attended the com
mencednent exercises at Redstone on
Wednesday evening.
Several families from this vicinity
saw the Russian picture Shame" II
flentywood Friday afternoon and
evening.
Miss Margaret Richardson closed
her school year at the Garfield school
| with a picnic at the Richardson grove
on Saturday.
The schools taught by the Misses
Leora Lodahl and Gladys and Mildred
Nelson also closed with a joint pic
mic south OF Antelope.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-31
ROCK SPRINGS
Fred Grams

Mr.. Petersen of Grenora was a
caller at the Ben Bergie home last
Monday.
Pat Burshia from Broekton IS Wis
iting at the Ben Bergie home the
past few days.
The school picnic was held at the
school house on Thursday. 4 large
crowd was present. Base ball and
other m we're played. Ease ball
was played by the scrubs and the
bearcats the game being ID TO Ii
In favor of the scrubs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bergie and John
and Francis Summers motored to
Rruckton for the commencement
exercises.
Mr.. Bert Cobbins is employed at
the Marion ranch near Plentywood
Mr.. Ben Bergie. Stanley Huso and
Chic Summers motored to Medicine
Lake Friday.
Engribret and Ole Kamren drove
to Reserve Saturday.
Some of the farmers around here
have been busy poisoning grasshop
pers lately.
Dave Summers and Roy Martell
delivered some horses to Reserve for
Eidsness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Rain were cal
lers at the Allen home Saturday.
Tom Allen and Thomas Charelt
motored to Medicine Lake Saturday.
Miss Nellie Summers returned from
Brockton. where she attended school
the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Hansen We're
county seat visitors Saturday.
Tom Allen has been visiting at the
Seth Folsom's the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Anderson drove
to town one day last week and re
turned with a load OF g~rasshopper
poison.
John Klissis drove tt Reserve on
Saturday.
A large crowd attended the meeti-
ing at the school house. The main
speaker was a missionary from Mad
agascar.
Mr.. Thomas Chariot and Cecil
Balm called at the VI. p Smith home
Sunday.
Louis Marsh and Ralph Balm we're
riders in the Rock Springs district
Sunday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-31

Father Pratschner, Mr.. and Mrs-
Row ITdy and Phyllis, Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Kowski and Esther and Miss
Marjorie Nelson were Dime guests
at the Matt Wirts home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence AnaOlt and
daughter took in the show at lei
tywood Sunday.
The Palmer Scott families visited
at Whitehall and Scobey over the
week end.
Mr.. Arlie short and the Misses
Hanson and Davidson motored TO
Plentywood Saturday.
mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Wollan q
Raymond we're visiting the Cookery
family Sunday.
Mr.. Arlie Short motored TO Mis-
soula. Mont. Monday. He will attend
the track meet there.
Miss Edith Hanson returned 20 hei
home at Dillon Monday.
Miss Louise Craig came up from
Sidney, Mont. Monday to spend hel
| vacation.
Miss Clara Folsom is returning II
her home In Wilmington, Del, for he
! vacation. She will stop in Chicago tt
attend the Century OF Progress en-
route.
Mrs. Cookery returned Monday
| night from Mino7. where she visited
| her daughter, Rita, who Is Ill In tht
hospital there.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-31

eral election voters who are not sign
ed up, this week
Last Wednesday afternoon MIS-
Jesse Clark and Miss Ann Ator drove
over to spend the while sway with
Mabel Ator. The visiting h4ies brot
a freezer Of delicious homo made
ice cream and 4 cake thAt was .
enjoyed The occasion was In remem-
brance al Mrs. Ators birthday.
The Bosthnd ball team played
Coalridge Sunday IT Coalrtdge- FINAL
score va 3 to l In favor a BostAnds
team. The Junior team played m In
fercsting game after tho regular
| players, but were interrupted and
| final score not counted when . motor
cyclic owned by Anker LodaM Wal
KNITTED frum gasoline and burned In
the street near the diamond
Mn. Hjehmer Thor5on entertained
the Christ Lee folks 1t dinner Fri
day evening The hOnOred guests In
Guided Paul Jartmo. MINI. and Mo-
DANES. Cara LAnter. Post Falls, Alma
TAR. Sand Point, Idaho: Anna Pay
tier. Long Beach: and Gladys Norten
| sen from Portland
The Lee brothers. Hzlvor Best
land and Abert Ator attended the
Erasshopper meeting In Antelope
Monday evening Mrs. Beatland and
Ars. John Lee and kiddfea visited
the while With Mabel Ator.
NiA Emma DeTny completed Z
mine month term al school 1t tho
Lone Star Friday and celebrated the
Orrn a{0n hw fnyinw ua1nSa an6 ~r-
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-31
COUNTY NEWS
News Reports from Herald Correspondents Gathered from
every section of Sheridan County

Washington in the near future.
Harold Geunther and family are
planning on moving to Idaho the first
O the week to his mothers and
brothers place near Couer d'AIene-
Two big games are planned on
our local diamond for Sunday. One
for the grades with Dagmar and the
Two local teams a here.
Lon Myers moved an old granery
and succeeded in killing over lis
rats that were housed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Paulsen were
Grenora visitors Friday evening.
A few from here attended the we'd
ding dance at Grenora in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cleme1son
Friday evening. Mrs. Clemetson Is
better known here as Miss Ruth
Polling, sister of Mrs. Lon Myers.
Elmer Hueth. Henry Tommerup,
Fritz and Buster Brenfeson we're in
Antelope Saturday. returning from
Glasgow.
The East Coalridge schools closed
Saturday with a picnic at Brush
Lake. Miss Shirley Hedges is engaged
for the text term at the same school.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-31
SHEEP CREEK
Mrs. /. Rrightsulan

Miss Mary Eaton closed her school
rs.
Carl Lund was a business caller
and visitor in Reserve Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Denzer. Rudy
Palutzke, s. Hoppins, Jim johnson
Carl Lind and Peter Madsen were
callers at irwin Brightsznan's Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Chlke Draszt and
Chas. Bell were county eat business
callers Wednesday.
Peter MadSen spent Thursday and
Friday in this vicinity. While here he
was an overnight guest at Rudy
PaluIzkes.
ghas. Bell took Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Barge and son.Mathew, TO Plenty
wood Thursday. The Barges TOOK
their son TO the Memorial hospital to
be treated as the little boy is suffer
ing from diabetis.
Saturday business callers and
shoppers in the county seat were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Glover. Carl Lind
and Irwin Brightsnan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Marsh were
callers at Chas. Bells n evening
Miss Geneyive Barge is staying IN
town TO be with her little brother
that is in the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Bell and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin BrightsxnaI
were visitors at the $. Hoppins home
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM White
from Nanso were also visiters there
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Denzer were tt
P~lentywood one day last week
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-31

Carpenter easf Of town
Mrs. Lund and son. Robert drove
to Mohall last Sunday. Robert Will
visit for a time at the home OF his
grandmother. Mrs L0hse.
John Lee. the house mover of
Froh. was a business visitor In tow n
Oh Monday
Hans Tjounsos drove 10 rrod Mon
day for a load Of timbers and moved
them TO Outlook for q building NOV.
ing contract
Mr. Rice is busy these days hyfng
plans for a new sidewalk to be con
| structed along the main street with
NJ. R. C. Labor.
Mrs. Paul Jacobsen and chik4rpn
and her sister. Miss Hutton. plan TO
leave Wednesday for an extended
visit in southern Oregon
Lars Angvik and Carl Hole were
business visitors In Pentywood last
Thursday
Mrs. Laura Strand moved out TO
her farm east OF town last SATURDAY.
She had spent the winter in town TO
be close t school for L1InnL
Most OF the population drove out
to Brush Lake last Sunday evening
for a swim The water w. reported
to be Just right for temperature.
The David Frederiksen family OF
EMgmar moved into the Hans Ander-
sen house here last Sunday. Dave
has the mail run from Reserve to
naemar and viii make this hia future
home
The second ear load Of g1ss-hopp-
er bait was distributed here Satur-
day and farmers coming In on Non
day we're directed to Medicine Lake
for their supply.
The John NourItsen family visited
with friends n vohmer and Also At
Froid last Sunday.
The d. E. Aeau family Ieavee for
the Kalispell district the htter part
Of the week
VIM Rokken o Fenfyx0od was
calling ON friends and looking after
business affairs in town Monday
evening.
A couple OF strangers with . truck
load Of smoked hams canvassed the
town Monday afternoon. placing quite
a quantity OF the commodity at a
reasonable price
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-31
RESERVE
j. j. Gibbons

Word was received In town last
Wednesday that a granddaughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Murk arrived at
the home of their daughter Marion
at Poplar.
Mrs. Lena Kallak arrived from the
coast on Monday morning for an ex
tended visit with her family here
Little Paul Jacobsen entertained
a group of his little friends last
| Wednesday eevning.
H. P. Anderson left for his home
in Belle PLANE, Mimi. last Friday
morning.
Mrs. Sam Christensen and her
mother, Mrs. Wuest OK Medicine Lake
were callers at the Gibbons home
last Friday evening.
The children and grandchildren
OF Mrs. P. G.. Petersen gathered al
her home last Saturday to celebrate
her birthday, among those from Out
of town were MI. and Mrs. William
Andersen OF Froid, Mr.. and Mrs
Jake Petersen OF Dagmar-
Mrs. d. c. Murk, accompanied By
Dorothy and Bina drove to Poplar
last Sunday. Bina will remain with
her sister for an extended visit. Mrs
Murk and Dorothy returned Monday
Miss Harriet Connole, who hal
been at Glasgow for the past couple
OF months, returned last Saturday
for a few days visit at her home
here.
Evelyn Kittelson, who has been at
tending high school at Medicine Lake
during the past term, was honOret
at the Commencement exercises held
there last Wednesday evening. Sht
did not miss one day during the term
Mr.. Tyler and Mr.. Bolyard q
Homestead were business callers IL
town last Tuesday.
The school term ended here las
Friday and the event was celebrated
with a school picnic In the Richard
son grove west of Antelope
Commencement exercises at TIN
Medicine Lake high school were hel,
last Wednesday evening Among tn
local families attending were Ever
sons, Lyngas. Angviks, Gibbons an
lKittelson.
The Wakea Club was e~ntertaine,
last Thursday afternoon at the r. w
, Carpenter home by Mrs Ed Cnffi
Jensen. The club planned to hold
! picnic at an undetermined date /
June.
: The Ladies Aid will meet ne,
Thursday at the home OF Mrs. r. v
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-31
COALRIDGE
Mrs. Fred Paulsen

Arne Rasmussen was taken to the
P1entyWood hospital last week, sur
fering with pneumonia. His condi
ton is reported as slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stub Stephens and
son Charles drove several miles try
ing to locate Charles saddle pony,
but with no success They were as
far northeast of the Louie Marsh
ranch.
Work is being donated by members
of the Danish Brotherhood 10 enlarge
the hall south Of Coalridge. sand and
gravel are being hauled from Clear
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dahl or East
Coalridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Marinus
Jensen and families, Nels LodahI
We're shoppers here Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Dolpha Lobdell and girls,
Clara Olson and mother took picnic
supper out Wednesday evening.
Emmett Harshbarger made a triT
to Antelope after the household goods
Of Lon Myers Monday. He also called
at the Jess Clark home.
Everett Melby. Louie and George
Nelson of East Coalridge were call
ers at the Svend Petersen and jim
Glenn homes. They took dinner at tn,
Fred Paulsen home.
Norman Larsen, who has been en-
ployed at the Nels Paulsen home al
spring, left Monday for his home II
Racine, wisconsin, where he es
poets employment. Anker Lodahl |
helping Paulsen at the present.
Messrs Bud and Pat Chapman ez
pect to leave on a visit to Idaho an,
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-31
ARCHER
H&A LAc

Miss Lillian Eggen and Percy Noe
were those from the ATher c0mmun-
| itv receiving their high school diplo-
mas at the commencement exercises
lat P~ientyxood hA wednesday even
ing
| George Abenroth and daughter.
Edith. we're callers 1t the home OF
Mr. ard Mrs Adolph Olson AM Sun
day evening
The Archer school enjoyed . pic
mic north or Archer last Thursdzy-
We wish to the opening
Of an Armour cream station in back
part Of Vests Cafe Buyer Merle
!. kettemzn~
A big picnic VAS ne1d In the hills
south Of Archer last Sunday for the
/ PIentywood. Archer and Outlook
Lutheran Sunday school and cOngre
CATION
/, Rev Sfmundson held services N
! III O'Clock which Was followed by a
big picnic dinner The afternoon was
spent visiting and renewing ~AcquAinr-
ances and playing kitten hall
Miss Agnes SkIIIinebe1g LEFT Last
Friday evening for her home near
Homestead 1fter c4nGtNx = successful
term OF school in the HasmIey school.
Tq,e Nir<erxon H.m,lev and lee
schools enjoyed : picnic in the Tango
c~oulees hst Friday.
The Fred Lee boys hauled cement
frnm pIeufvwood for the repa5r rarx
on the bridge arross the Muddy near
Nidbv last reek-
Az - A. T~-H- Amf0nn Anf4
chadrpn md NJ .nd Mrs Hans
Hanxon .nd children fruum near Uut.
LDoE ~era nresert Il the picnic nea,
Archer hst undnv
Theodore U.ane w1s caller II
p1entr~nod kst Tuend.v
Mss Tnin coodman closed d s.,c
cassf,,1 tern - .rfcol u sha -.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-31
LONE STAR
Mrs. Albert Ator

Billy Lanter CT Post Falls. IdaAd
and Alvin Jarimo from Mimi. are
guests this week OF the Berneau
boys. The visitors expect to leave this
week for their respective homes.
We wish to the opening
Of an Armour cream station In back
part OF NESTS Cafe. Buyer Merle
kettermzn.
KnlIte Hovet was registering Eon-
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-31
OUTLOOK
Ella West

Ella West
Mrs. Joe Johnson returned Tues
day from Bisbee, N. Oak, where she
attended The funeral OF her father.
J. w. Wunderlioh. Red and Pete
Garrfck came home from Glasgow on
Tuesday.
A number OF people went to Plen-
tywood on Wednesday mite to hear
Harry Turner's orchestra.
Messrs. Vim. Wirtx and Oswald
Selyig drove to Glasgow Tuesday.
The Walter AnhoR children, Susie
and Junior. were on the sick list last
week.
The high school graduation exer-
cises were held at the Outlook the
afre Wednesday mite. Rev "A. X.
Henry gave a very interesting ad-
dress. To the regret OF everyone Miss
Margaret Selvig was too i'll to at
tend. Miss Agnes Benson and Miss
Margaret Sefvig received scholar
ships and Miss Rita West and Rich
ard Prescott received medals OF good
citizenship.
Mr.. Andrew Iceland was a business
visitor in Pentywood Wednesday.
Charles Frederick attended the
dance in Plentywood Wednesday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stoner and Mr..
and Mrs. o. A. Boo motored to Glas-
Cow mi day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Scott and fam
lily from Dodson, Mont, arrived
Wednesday to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. Scott.
Mrs. Frank Rooster and Mrs. Roy
Nelson were business callers in Plen-
tvwood Wednesday.
Miss Norma Bjerke returned home
from RedstOne Wednesday.
Mr.. Bert Groves and daughters.
Alice and Vera were Plentywood
visitors Thursday.
]. L. Rovig was in Pientywood on
business Thursday. d
A surprise birthday party was CIV
en- Thursday afternoon on Mrs. LAu-
renee Anholt at her some. The host
esses were Mrs. Oswald Selvig and
Mrs. Joe Wirtz. A delicious luncheon
was served.
nessrs. ]. .. Kowski and X c..
TIDY attended the Democratic meet
ing in P~lentywood Tuesday evening.
Messrs. Mike Flannery. Ewo0d
House, Len Tooke, Earl Stoner, d.
". Vaughn went to Glasgow Tues
day returning Friday. E1wo0d House
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