Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Fulkerson wi
leave Saturday for Minneapolis. Nj
Fulkerson will attend a three da
clinic sponsored by the Twin Cit
Clinic for Mortieians.
j. H. Melvin, customs patrol In
spector, stationed at Westby was Il
the city Friday MI. Melvin wa
formerly located at Scobey an,
opheim, coming to Westby recently.
We will gladly call for and deliv
er your broken windows-our stool
on glass is complete. See us today
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Mary Rita HOMELAND and Helen
Mclaughlin of Antelope left Tuesday
for ST. Paul. where they will enroll
at ST. GATHERINGS College.
Rev. L. H. Burdick, the new super
intendent of Congregational church.
es in Montana will preach 1t the
Congregational church next Sunday
Sept. % at II o'clock. Everybody
welcome.
Frances Brightsman underwent a
tonsilectomy operation at the Sheri
dan Memorial hospital this week.
Mrs. Mary Myroneck is again a
patient at the Sheridan Memorial
hospital receiving medical treat.
ment.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Knute Hendrickson that
they are now located at Hobson,
Montana.
Horace Wyman of Scobey was In
Plentywood Tuesday. Mr.. Wyman Is
a representative of the International
Harvester company.
Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mrs.
Gust Stubbe of Westby shopped In
P~lentywood Monday. Mrs. Stubbe is
the Herald's special correspondent
from the Pleasant Valley communi-
ty.
a house from the Walter Benson
farm 6 miles west of Plentywood has
been moved to PlentyWood. 1t is
now located in the south part Of the
city. Martin Reinertson did the NOV
ing.
Work Of building a full basement
and onto the Lutheran church
is progressing rapidly. The frame
work has been completed. Carpent-
ers and workmen are pouring cement
this week
The Eight Music Masters are sche-
duled to play for the bridge dedica.
ton dance at Culbertson Saturday
night. The dance will be held at the
theatre. The following Satur.
day the orchestra will appear al
Flaxville.
Roy Lyndeen of Alexandra, Mimi,
Is a guest at the N. j. Reuter- home,
arriving Wednesday. Mr.. Lyndeen
operates a fishing and hunting lodge
just north OF Alexandria on Lake
Many from this section
have had the opportunity to spend
vacations at the well known recrea.
ton center.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Belanski, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wheeler and Mrs.
Hattie Lenhart, a sister OF Mrs Bel
returned Tuesday evening
rom the Legion Pool, recreation
center located near Malta They spent
about a week there enjoying some
good fishing and camping.
Bells in the city were rung at noon
Monday for approximately 10 min
ties, in commemoration of Constitu-
ion Day, which was Sept. II. The
day had been set aside by proclama-
ton Of Governor Cooney.
f. F. Tripplett was In the city
Saturday. Mr.. Triplett, who lives
south of Archer plans to have an
auction sale of his household goods
and machinery October 2. He plans
to leave shortly after for the west
coast.
Wolf Point was host to a sectional
Red Cross conference at the Sher.
man hotel Sunday. Six conferences
are being held at various places In
the state this week. Roll call chair
men and their assistants attend the
meetings. Carl Peterson and Judge
z. Paul represented Sheridan
at the gathering.
A double shower was held at the
Olson home Friday evening for
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mann, form
erly Miss Myrtle Klakken, and Mr.
and Mrs. Anton Olson, formerly Miss
Evelyn Healy. Seventy-five friends
gathered in their honor. The coupl
es received many beautiful gifts and
a delicious luncheon was served by
the ladies at midnight.
At a meeting of the city council
Monday Albert holman was appoint.
ed city treasurer and A. G.. Erickson
city clerk. They will succeed H. @.
stenehjem and Blaine Robinson who
hold positions with the FERA In
Plentywood. 9
The local high school football ell
are working hard preparatory