Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-09-13

Mrs. Fred Paulscn

Billy Anderson and son Steve o
Antelope drove out to the Myer
and Paulsen homes Sunday.
Paul Stephens had the misfortun,
OF getting a leg broken while at the
dance at Reserve Saturday night
men he was crowded off the steps
on entering the hall. He was rushed
to the P~ientywood hospital and from
there TO WiIliston, where the bone
was set by DR.. Wright.
Della Henke arrived here Monday
evening at the Fred Paulsen home,
where she will stay during the school
term. She accompanied her brother
Paul by truck.
Marinus Jensen and family have
moved from the old Meltzer home
stead onto the Ibsen homestead for
the winter so the children can attend
school.
Several farmers met here Wednes-
day for the final Corn-Hog sign up
day.
The Nelson family and Esther and
Everett Melby were in P~lentywood
Saturday to call on the Nelson's mo-
Their who is at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Melby and son
Albert attended the Jackson sale
near P~lentywood Saturday.
George Melby is assisting Clarence
Petersen with his moving to Antel-
ope the last of the week, also help
ing make their lunch counter ready
for business.
Mrs ppSunj IIavchha ruar ra+ytrund
home Friday by train to Antelope
from the Williston hospital.
John Young was in Sidney on bust
ness Friday.
Marie and Ella Rasmussen left
home Monday for their respective
schools. Ella will teach. Marie will
attend high school at Medicine Lake.
A shower was given on Mrs. Full
mer Petersen Wednesday afternoon.
She received many useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lodahl will take
their sons, Arnie and Anker to Sid |
ney Thursday, where they will take
the train for Bozeman to attend high
school.
4 number of young folks gathered
at the Emil Hueth home Thursday !
evening in honor Of Miss Esther's
18th birthday. The evening was
spent at games. Mrs. Hueth served
lunch.
Pat and Bud Chapman and Adolph
Stephens delivered their cattle to
Grenora last week for shipment.
Mrs. Lon Myers and sons met her
mother, Mrs. Olive Polling and sister
Mrs. Lawrence Clemetson of Gren-
ora. N. D.. brother D. c. Polling OF
a sister, Mrs. Chas. Luehr
of Plentywood and families, Sunday
at Brush Lake. D. G. played on the
BAH team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Kaufman and
son Ernie Of Surrey, N. D., and Mr..
HOstetteler of Kenmare, N. D., spent
the week end here with friends.
Charlie Ehry, Sr., of near the sand
hills is visiting his son John and
wife.
Not much threshing or combining
through this community. Jim Kae
south of Coalridge threshed a thirty
i've acre field which had been sum
ner fallowed and also plOwed and 1t
averaged 9 bushels per acre.
Shallow wells are going dry while
deeper are getting short on
sater. Sloughs that have not been
Try to our knowledge are dry now.
The lakes are several feet lower than
July.
George Powney has been driving
o the Hanks doctor for treatment
he past few days. J.
Mrs. w. ID. Legge and daughter, !
frs. VIM. McCauley were Plenty :
wood callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Johnson,
Irs. Olive Polling, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
Clemetson of Grenora were
at the Weer home Sunday. !
The Farmers Union of e. Coal !
idge held their regular meeting Sun /
.ay. ]
A few from here attended the !
North Dakota and Montana old tim ]
rs ball game at Brush Lake Sunday. |