Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03

Dan ]. Mccall of Comertown wa
a business visitor in the city Mon
day. Mr.. Mccall is engaged in farm
ing in the Comertown vicinity.
Carl Brenden of Antelope pun
chased a Ford coupe from the loca
Ford dealer this week. Mr.. Brendel
, is OF the flour mill at Ante
lope.
Mrs. Frank French and daughter
Helen. and Mrs. Willard French, th'
formerly Marjorie Markuson, wer'
Plentywood visitors and shopper
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grant We're II
the city Saturday. They were among
those attending the Junior prom a
the high school auditorium Satur
day evening.
Mrs. Thora Barnes of near Re
serve was a Plentywood shopper and
visitor in Plentywood Monday. Mrs
Barnes called at the Herald office on
business matters.
C. E. Whitney was in the city on
Saturday. Mr.. Whitney was here In
regards TO farming business. He
plans TO SOW considerable acreage
into mustard this year.
Hazel Balm. popular beautician OF
Froid assisted at the Moe Beauty and
| Barber Shoppe here several days last
1T MI D~Ly, hn- haan nuantnuQxJ
at the Moe Shoppe on several occas-
ions.
Work OF fixing the green's and tee
beds on the P~lentywod golf course
has been going forward rapidly this
week. The course is now in fair con-
| dition. Golfers OF the city are getting
ready for a big season of play.
H. f. Berell, of Fargo. N. OAK, was
| here Tuesday. Mr.. Berell is a repre-
| sentative OF the Ford Motor Co. with
headquarters at Fargo. He was here
on business matters with the local
ford dealer, karlson Motor Co.
Rev. o. VI. Simundson returned on
Saturday from Minneapolis where he
attended a conference with officials
of the Lutheran church. Before return
ing. Rev. Sumundson spent several
days at kenynon, Mimi, his former
home.
Among the Antelope visitors in
p1entywood Saturday were Ed Dahl,
Richard Grayson and son Arthur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Richardson and
family. O. b. Hoven. Fred Herman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sundsted and
family.
Dan Bannion of Williston. respect
ed citizen was found dead in his of
flee at Williston Tuesday morning. He
had committed suicide. A shot gun
charge had pierced his heart. Ill
health was supposedly the cause OF
the act.
Chris Anderson, well known farmer
OF the DagInar vicinity was here this
week. Mr.. Anderson purchased a new
Chevrolet sedan from Peterson Co.
Mr.. Anderson plans to make a trip
soon to his old home in Kansas. He
will be gone a month.
High school students from all over
Sheridan county were here Saturday
to attend the district track and
field meet held at the county fair
grounds Antelope, Scobey, Outlook
and p1entywood competed in the
meet. which was won by Scobey.
Another shipment Of graduation
sport and shirt waist dressesJohn
sons store.
e. r.. and Arthur Lipscomb OF the
Franklin community were in the city
Wednesday The Lipscomb brothers
are prominent Sheridan county farm
ers. having resided here for a number
of years. They transacted business at
the court house while in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. $. Madsen, Iiv~
ing 10 miles south OF Westby were In
Plentywood Tuesday. Mr.. Madsen
called at the Herald and renewed his
subscription. He stated seeding OF
wheat was practically completed In
that vicinity. Rain Is needed badly.
The fire department was called to
the L. s. Olson residence Sunday ev-
ening to Extinguish a blaze which
started in a small shed In the rear OF
the residence. Prompt action by the
department soon had the fire In
check. Origin OF the blaze is unknown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meharry OF
northwest of Outlook were PlentFwood
shoppers Tuesday. The Meharry's
are pioneers of the Outlook vicinity
having been engaged III farming in
that vicinity for 20 years. They called
at the Herald office to renew their
| subscription.
Ashton Moore spent Sunday IN
PlentywoOd with his family. Mr..
Moore il now located at Glasgow and
is employed at the Glasgow Courier
as linotype operator and printer. He
VAS accompanied on his visit here by
several Sheridan county men EN-
ployed on the Fort Peck project
Otto r. Koetitz, science teacher In
the COmertown high school has re
signed his position to accept a Job
as engineer at the Fort Peck project
at Glasgow. Mr.. Koetitz's position
will be filled by l.. w. Fairweather,
who has been teaching upper grades
at RAYMOND MIR Eairwpafhprsa uoct.