Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-11-15

icitis at the Sheridan Memorial hos
pital was discharged Tuesday.
Many business houses In the cit,
were closed Monday in observance
of Armistice Day. AS November II
came on Sunday this year. Monday
was set aside as a holiday.
Poscu Popescu. F. G. Fishbeck and
Bob Farris spent the week end al
Glasgow and made an inspection
tour OF the Fort Peck project. On
their return they were accompanied
by Stanley Lewis who is employed
at Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Keinetz have
gone to Glencoe. MINI, where they
will make their home. Mrs. Keinetz
Is the former Inez Olson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Olson, prominent
residents living near Outlook. Mr..
Keinetz operates a garage at Glen
coe.
r. E. Horton, administrator. Miss
iMarvelle Hillstrom, secretary, John
James and Ted johnson. of the
FERA office at Scobey were in
Plentywood Sunday to confer with
Miss Hanson on matters connected
with relief work.
The sixth annual band concert by
the Plentywood high school band
will be presented at the high school
auditorium Wednesday, November
2S, announces director Oscar Fos-
sum. The band in the school has
been divided into three sections.
The concert on the 28th will be given
by the "A" band.
l.. C. Peterson, Joe Redmond and
Dean Moore returned Sunday night
from a three days hunting trip at
Bowdoin. Members OF the party,
which included several hunters from
Scobey were successful In ibagging II
geese.
A carload OF Chevrolet cars were
unloaded the first of the week by
Peterson Company. Included in the
shipment were two Master sedans,
two standard sedans, one standard
coach and one Master sport sedan
with buiIt-in trunk.
X. Knutsen left Tuesday morning
Tor Albert Lee, Mimi, where he
plans to truck back a load OF pota-
.oes. MFR. Knutsen took a load of
as far as Minot where they
disposed Of to a Produce ex-
Robert Feigal, the Singing Farm
sr" from Saco will broadcast an all
program sponsored by Plen-
business men from radio sta
ion KICK, Wolf Point on Friday.
The broadcast will be from els to
100 p. m.
Miss Matalena Melle of Raymond
Who has been a patient at the hos
,ital since the automobile accident
n which she was injured and which
near Raymond, was able to
the hospital Tuesday and was
aiken to her home near Raymond.
Hiss NELLIE suffered q fractured skull. |
Several cars of high school stu |
went to Poplar Monday to wit
the football game between Pop
ar and Miles City. Poplar o the
,ame in the closing minutes of play
y a. spectacular u by Archdale.
The final count was 13 to IL.
Leland McNulty. son OF Mr.. and
drs. C. #. McNulty has completed
lis course at Chillicothe Business
College, Chillicothe, Missouri and re-
eived his diploma November 8, &C
ording to word received from the
this week.
Jack Bennett was visiting with his
arnily the first OF the week. Mr..
now has a position with the
agricultural Credit corporation OF
Paul. He has been assigned the
ounties OF Sheridan, Roosevelt, Val
and Daniels. /
Senator Lars Angvick of Reserve
Tas visiting In Plentywood Wednes-
While Mr.. Angvick was highly
ratified over his election last week,
. expressed sincere regret that the
eryices Of such a good man as And
ew LELAND who was his opponent,
yould be lost to Sheridan county.
Eli Mailer left Sunday for Fort
eek where he has accepted a posi-
lon as machine operator at the new
heatre recently constructed by the
overnment. Floyd Sunderland,
OF Scobey Is manager OF
be theatre. The new house will
eat 1900 people and the opening Is
cheduled for Friday.
e. r. Caldwell and Dick Peterson
pent the week end In Butte. They
Tere accompanied as far as Glasgow
y Mrs. Patton who will visit there,
as far as Saco by Mrs. Lillian
falbry who visited with friends over
he week end. Mr.. Caldwell and
Dick" witnessed the Montana State
University football game at Butte
'aturday which was won by the un-
rs to O.. They returned to
'lentywood Sunday evening. !