Plentywood herald., 1934-01-18

The regular MONDAY meeting o
the Commercial club was held 9
Vests cafe Tuesday. At the meet
ing IL was decided to postpone th'
annual club meeting to Tuesday ey
ening January 80.
Ant Wankel, memper OF th'
Sheridan County Relief oommitte'
was in Plentywood from Dooley OF
Tuesday. He attended meeting o
the Relief committee Tuesday eve,
ming.
The dance sponsored by the De
gree of Honor Saturday night at the
Temple drew a big crowd. Old anc
new time dancing was enjoyed. The
muisc was furnished by Paul hurtz
and his Orchestra.
The middle pier of the new Gull
bertson bridge across the Missouri
river has been completed. Work on
the bridge is going forward rapidly.
1t is expected that the span will be
completed by early summer.
The Lutheran Sewing club mem
bers were entertained at the home
of Mrs. c. F. Christensen Tuesday
Following an evening of hand-work
the hostess served a luncheon. The
club meets twice a month.
Flora Jordon of Raymond spent
Tuesday in the city. Mrs. Jordon is
the Herald's s special correspondent
from Raymond and vicinity. She re-
ports the roads in fair condition.
motorists being able to come from
Raymond without use of chains.
Special church meetings started
church and will continue uitil jan
uary 80. Rev. Claire L. Harris OF
Rapelje. Mont, is the principal
speaker. The meetings begin at
730 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Westrope, liv-
ing east of Plentywood on the Blue
Trail were business Shoppers IN the
city the first OF the week. Mr. West
rope is a member of tn jury i'm
paneled for the term of district
court.
Miss Marian Fellon left last week
for Minneapolis where she has en-
rolled in a school for beauty oper-
ators. Miss F'ellon has served as
assistant operator at the local tele-
phone exchange the past year and
half.
VIM. Purnett, veteran Mergantha-
Ter Linotype Co.. representative was
in the city Tuesday, Bill as he Is
known by his many friends. just
completed the installation of a new
Linotype machine at the Glasgow
Courier.
The Civil Service Commission
announces that examinations will
be held for postmaster positions at
Flaxville and Medicine Lake. Ap-
phcation dates will close January
10. The examinations will be held
about fifteen days later.
Oliver Iverson of near Antelope
was In PlentyWood Tuesday. He Is
the son of former county commits
sioner Ed. Iverson Oliver Is the ac-
tive manager of their farm while
his father is confined to hospital
ait Mdnot.
Dinner guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hanisch Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hen
Erickson and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hendrickson and son Billy OF An
telope and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Han
isch and family of PlentyWood.
Mrs. Il. c. Frederick, living east
of Antelope visited with her daugh-
ter Martha at the Walter Raess
home Saturday. Martha is student
in the PlentyWood high school. Mrs
Frederick was accompanied by Thei-
ma Holman
Information has been received
that Oscar Collins has been operated
on in the Vetran's hospital at Port
land, having had a cancerous growth
removed from back OF his ear and
a piece of skin granted on. Now on
the road to recovery. Oscar is visit
ing at the home of his daughter,
and expects to be back In Plenty
wood In the near future.
Friends of Miss Eladne DeTray
learned this week OF her marriage
to Clarence Marvin Hanson OF Cul-
bentson. The ceremony took place
at Wolf Point. The bride Is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott De-