Plentywood herald., 1934-09-06

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flee.
Jonas Erickson of the Dagma
community was a business caller an,
shopper in the city Wednesday.
Miss Violet Larsen of Dagmar un
derwent a tonsil operation at TIL,
Sheridan Memorial hospital Tues
day. She left Wednesday for he
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Lyngass OF Re
serve were business callers and shop
pers in the city Saturday. Mr. Lyn
gass is manager OF the farmers ele
vator at that place.
]. V. Bennett of Scobey was In
| Plentywood Wednesday renewing old
acquaintances and attending to bust.
ness.
Stephen Crum, formerly of Scobey
and now senior at the Fargo, N. D.,
Agricultural college, passed through
Plentywood Wednesday. While here
he visited former classmates.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. NJ. Olson spent
the week end at Zahl, N. D., visiting
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Sim
undson. They returned by the way
of Crosby and were accompanied to
Plentywood by Miss Bernice Rob1e,
returning Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Skor and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Nc
MILAN arrived Monday from Seattle,
Wash. Mr.. Skor and Mr.. Mcmillan
attended summer school at the Univ
ersity of Washington and have now
taken UP their duties as instructors
in the Plentywood schools.
Judge S. E. Paul Is back from a
months stay at Flathead Lake. Mr..
Paul was in the western part of the
state recuperating from his recent
seige of illness. He Is feeling much
improved.
Twelve marriage licenses were is
sued from the office Of clerk OF
court Carl B. Peterson during the
month of August There were 16 Ii
censes issued during July. Last year
the July licenses totaled IL while
August was but g.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Garfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul DeWeise, Major" G. O.
Kvale, the Strong brothers and Thor
Thoreson We're evening guests Of L.
NJ Goltz and daughters on Thursday,
August SO.
Rev and Mrs. O. M. Simundson
returned Friday from months va
cation trip that included parts OF
Minnesota. They spent considerable
time at Hansaka and also enjoyed a
trip to Big Ole Lake in the northern
part Of the state.
Wolf Point and Williston ball clubs
will meet in another big champion
ship game at Bainville Sunday, Sep
tember g. Williston defeated Wolf
Point in the first Rainville game be
fore a great crowd two weeks ago
The Coyotes also took the fast Fort
Peck aggregation for two defeats In
a Labor Day double header, to o.
and 1 to g.
Eleven tonsilectomies were per
formed at the Sheridan Memorial
hospital Tuesday. Those operated
on were. Vernon Hippo, Medicine
Lake; Marie Sorenson, Dagmar; Yer
non and Roger Madsen, Antelope;
Mary and Hans Miller, Reserve; Mrs.
Jens Nelson, Reserve; Pearl Nielsen,
Reserve; Violet Larson, Reserve;
Vernon Larsen, Dagmar and Zita
Dune, of Reserve. Fairy Bedwell,
daughter of III. G.. Bedwell OF Red
stone underwent tonsil operation
Wednesday.
VIM. Erickson, deputy county as
SCISSOR is back from a two weeks
vacation trip that included the
Worlds Fair at Chicago While In
Chicago he was a guest at the home
of his brother Charles. He also Wis
tied in Minneapolis at the homes of
his two sisters.
Fred Morck and sons Gerald and
1ldnL NSiG Gdllcu LII GWldL
Sask., last week by the death of the
boys grandfather, James Benson.
He died Saturday Mr.. Benson who
was 81 years old was one Of the
early settlers OF this section, having
lived at Crystal, N. D., before mov-
ing to Canada. He was well known
in this vicinity, having visited on
seevral occasions. Burial was made
at Swift Current Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kurtz and fam
lily returned Saturday evening from
Minnesota. They were accompanied
by Mrs. VIM. Schlewitz OF Wheaton,
who is Mrs. Kurtz's mother. She
plans to spend several weeks here
visiting. Mrs. Kurtz has been In
Minnesota for month, Mr.. Kurtz
and daughters Karol and Korinne go
ing to Minnesota about two weeks
ago
Lucille Goodman Is In Minneapolis.
She plans to spend several weeks
visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs N. B. Chaplin there before re-
turning to her position as secretary
to the count attorney. Miss Myrtle
Wold Of Plentywod is employed at
the attorneys office during Miss
GOOdman's absanre