Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-31
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MRS. c. R. Brock. Correspondent

A. G. Lipscomb was a county seat
business visitor last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Lipscomb and
sons, Henhy and julie, attended the
class night program at Medicine
Lake high school TUESDAY evening
OF last week. They were accompanied
by Frank Theisen.
Ed Rasmussen, C. R Brock and
| Gordon Peterson were In Medicine
Lake Friday.
Leroy Friedrich after a few days
work at John Millers returned to his
home neal Medicine Lake Friday.
Ed Rasmussen was a county seat
| visitor Wednesday.
! C. r. Brock moved the family out
from Medicine Lake Friday. high
school being closed on that day.
Miss Violet and Sara Smith attend
ed the graduation exercises of Medf
cine Lake high school Wednesday
evening of last week.
Mrs. A. H. Grangstad passed away
at her home south east of Brush
Lake and was buried in Grenora, ".
Oak, last Saturday. Mrs. Gangstad
has been bed fast and helpless from
paralysis for the past three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Lipsco1nb and
sons attended the graduation exercia-
es in Medicine Lake Wednesday
evening their son Jarvis being a
member of the graduating class thfA
year.
Jack Vance and family called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd White Sunday
! evening.
Ed Henke and Gordon Peterson
were Sunday afternoon visitors al
John Millers.
Mrs. and Mrs. Alfred W. Sorenson
and family and Miss Julia Yak were
Saturday evening visitors at the
Mike Hoff home.
The Sunny Hill school closed on
Thursday with a picnic at the Sand
hills and a ~"picnic7" at the school
house that evening.
e. f. Lipscomb and John Theisen
attended the Democratic convention
held at Plentywood Thursday even
ing.
Gordon Peterson attended a par
lty at the Adie Picard home Satur-
day evening given In honor OF Miss
Scott, who taught In that district the
past year
The A. w. Sorenson family plann-
ed to drive over a Glasgow Sun
day to take Miss Julia FAX to her
home after a. extended visit at the
Sorenson home.
Henry Groin left Saturday on his
vacation from service over Route 8.
He left In company with Pete1Har-
vey and Andrew Anderson and Art
Johneson for a trip through the Little
Rockies.
Mrs. Peter B. GIein after two weeks
spent In Medicine Lake returned
home on Sunday. Mr.. Glein has been
canvassing the western part OF the
county during that time and reports
crop conditions much the same there
as here.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Torgerson took
their little daughter Violet to Plen-
tywood Monday for a tonsil opera
ton.
mi. and Mrs. Arthur Lipscomb
made q trip to Dagmar Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. w. Sorenson were
shopping In Dagmar Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Brock and son
in company with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Pruess Of Medicine Lake attended a
fish fry at Trenton Sunday.
Miss Lille Lentz accompanied by
her nephew, Craig Welk, left last
week for an extended visit at their
old home at Gardena, N. Oak.
1t Is reported that Dakota Christen-
son was severely wounded recently
when he was struck Over the head
In Grenora by would be robbers and
relieved OF some money. Everybody
will be sorry to hear OF "Dakota's'
accident II anybody has any money
today 1t is a shame If they couldn't
keep 1t as a souvenir.
Crop conditions in this vicinity
are indeed bad and the farmers In
general are quite discouraged. The
long looked for rain has not materi-
allied and much OF the crop Is be
yond help now and even the grass
is drying up fast, reminding one or
the experiences OF 1881. which isn't
a pleasant memory.