Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-10-18

Tuesday from Peterson Company.
Mrs. A. Schumacher and infant
daughter of Dooley were able to
leave the Sheridan Memorial hospit
al Wednesday.
Harlan Scott, manager of the Mon.
tana-Dakota Power Co., drove up
from Williston Monday, bringing his
brother, A. R. Scott from Columbus,
Ohio.
Mrs. Nick Walton OF Williston &C
companied her husband on his reg
ular trip for the Gamble Robinson
company this week, visiting In Plen-
tywood Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dawson of VIII
liston were business callers In Plen-
tywood Monday. Mr.. Dawson is
proprietor OF the Williston Coal &
Zee Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lund and Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Gibbons OF Reserve
| attended the hospital dance at the
! high school auditorium Friday wen.
ing.
Leo Donaldson left Thursday for
Minneapolis and Chicago. He spent
the first Of the week at the Worlds
Fair and will drive back a new Buick
which will be delivered to Archie
Mann. He will return tomorrow.
Beryl Hunt and Opal ADJUST were
hostesses to their bridge club at the
A. F. Mclean home Monday evening.
High score was won by Lois Good
man. with Mary Elizabeth johnson
second. Lucille Goodman was low.
N. X. Markuson. Harry Sparkling
and Simon Faaborg of Medicine
Lake were in the city Wednesday.
They attended the political rally at
the high school auditorium Wednes.
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Monson and
Mike Monson OF Bottineau, N. D., ar.
rived Saturday and were guests un-
til Tuesday at the H. Nj. Hendrick,
son home near Plentywood. Alfred
and Mike Monsoon are brothers of
Mrs. H6lurlckS0n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Thompson, &C
~eompanied by Elmer, Alice and Ruby
Thompson returned Sunday from a
months stay in Minnesota. While
enroute they travelled through the
Black Hills. They returned by the
way of Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grant returned
gone about 10 days. They made the
trip by truck, leaving here Thursday
morning and arriving In Spokane
Friday afternoon. Mr.. Grant brought
back a load OF fine apples.
Plans for the organization OF an
Independent basketball team have
been going forward. T. J. Moe, who
will be the manager of the quint,
states that the FarmerLabor Temple
has been leased for the winter to
hold their games. Practice will
start as soon as new equipment ar
riyes. New red and white suits have
been ordered.
A carload OF vegetables will be at
P~lentyWood, Friday, Oct. 10. Full
line OF eastern grown vegetables,
| grown on land not irrigated. The
same high quality vegetables Grove
has brought in In the past.-Guy
Doty.-Adv.
Among those from out OF the city
here Tuesday to hear Chief Justice
Lew L. Galloway were N. K Mark
uson and Mark Olson OF Medicine
Lake, Lars Angvick and Carl Hole
of Reserve, Henry and Edgar Syver.
I'D and Andrew Dahl OF Dagmar.
A comparatively small crowd at
tended the annual hospital dance at
the high school auditorium last Fri
day evening. An advance sale OF
tickets swelled the receipts how
ever, and netted a sum for the Sher
idan Memorial hospital.
Thor Thorstenson flew to Willis
ton Monday. He Was accompanied
on his return by Beatrice Goltz.
| Plentywood girl who has been tour
ing with the Three Musketeers"
and being featured al a parachute
jumper.
P. C. Petersen, candidate for state
representative, and Edw. Spoklie,
candidate for county commissioner.
both IN the Democratic ticket, were
In the city Tuesday. They made q
trip through the southern section oil
the county in the interests Of the
campaign.
Among those who attended the
high school dance at Bainville Sat
urday evening from Plentywood were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kimball, Florence
Stambaugh and Grace Lunquist. The
Eight Music Masters of PlentyWood
played for the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Onstad and sOn
Chester were visiting at the Oscar
Christianson home in the eastern
part of the county the first three
days of this week. Chester informs
us that he Is a candidate for count,
attorney this year in Garfield coun
ty. The Onstads have been living In
Broadus down In Powder River coun
ty the past four years.
Leo Furst 7, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Furst of PlentyWood miracul
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