Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-08-30

: flfe destroyed a big barn at the {
!. Benson farm q miles west G
] brentwood Tuesday evening. :
considerable amount OF hay and fee
was lost But 5000 insurance wa
carried on the structure
A battle OF music, featuring H
Sky his Orchestra and Doc Shor
and his Band will be an attraction
at Brush Lake Sunday. Seventeen
musicians comprise the two dane,
orchestras. Hi Sky having ten mel
and Doc Short seven. The bands
will play alternately and their mer
Its will be judged according to ap-
plause received.
Arthur Johnson OF Redstone wa.
brought to Plentywood Saturday fol
medical attention after receiving {
deep cash in his hip from an axe
which slipped while he was driving
a fence post ear his home. Several
stitches were taken to close the gap
ing wound which was cut to the
bone. He was able to return to Red.
some Wednesday.
E. M. Krost returned Monday from
a two weeks vacation trip that In
cluded Idaho and Oregon. He was
accompanied by Weldon Richardson
of Antelope. At Payette. Idaho, Mr..
Krost visited his brother whom he
had not seen for Is years He stat
ed that portion OF Idaho that was
under irrigation harvested bounteous
crops this season. Portions that
e. not under irrigation were Ok
tremely dry. Mr.. Krost stated tina.
many streams In the Rocky noun
tafns were drying up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Bryce and
Mrs. Carl Frosefh and SON left this
week for Caryville. Wise, after hav-
ing spent some time visiting at the
farm home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Wagnild. Mr.. Froseth Is a brother
OF Mrs. Wagnild and Mrs. Bruce Is
her sister They were entertained at
dinner at the ]. A. johnson home
evening.
Wi~IlistOn's baseball team defeated
Wolf Point at Bainville Sunday 5 to
. in = championship game for a
purse Of $500. One OF the biggest
ever attending a bali game
In that section Witnessed the con-
test Wolf Point took an early lead
but were soon routed by the heavy
Wflliston club The Willis
on club touched Shupe, Wolf Point
for is hits, Wolf Point gar !
1ered I hits off "Chief'' Polling In
he box for Williston-
A meeting OF the Northwest Tur-
1ey Growers association held In
Wednesday drew a large
of interested farmers. Her
,ert Bayer, manager OF the regional
,ffice OF Salt Lake City was here
ind spoke to the gathering. The
natter Of getting feed to carry over
,frds to the holiday formed
he principal part OF the afternoons
1t was learned that a
ederal loan will be available to pur-
feed for turkeys. Al survey viii
made in the county to determine
be number OF marketable birds and
he amount of feed that will be
First avenue, which recently was
ompany received a good "wetting
last week end The city fire
apartments equipment was used.
he gravel was so loose that motor
its experienced difficulty in getting
It, The street is now In
God condition. No information has
cen received as to when the street
ILL be oiled Bids which came be-
" the state highway commission for
4 oil surfaced road from the edge
| the city limits east and extending
est approximately a mile yer re-
,cted because they were too high.
second call was issued but no bids
ere submitted.
Rev. and Mrs Gale Anderson re-
lrned to Plentywod Friday from
acoma, s. Oak They visited at the
OF Mr.. AndersOn's parents.
hey plan to leave Saturday for Elk
aka, Mont, MI. Anderson accept
u a call from that place as pastor
I the Congregational church. Rev.
nders0n has been pastor OF the
Congregational church
lie past three years, coming here
ON Sidney as a student minister,
q recent graduate from a Thee
.gical Seminary in New York City.
was ordained at Plentywood two
Ars ago. During the time he has /:
cen stationed at P~lentywood he has /:
zen active In welfare work, having :
I'd charge OF the local Boy Scout :
oop and Young Peoples organiza- :
ols at Antelope, PlentywOod and
aym0nd. Rev. and Mrs. Anderson,
lie former Miss Ann Ator were
arried here July rs. The many :
lends Of the young couple and
embers OF the Congregational
lurch, wish them well In their new :
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