Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-01-11

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Ohio Mccabe and Enamit CORN
lex of Medicine Lake were count
seat visitors "Wednesday
FOR SALE@SeseraI new and uses
a tractors. pIoNs and discs. Ais,
both new and used drills. SeIlin.
very reasonable 70 clear up quick
d Harold Hanisch. Plenfywood. 1912
Little sonny Nuremberg wa.
e host Monday Afternoon 20 a numbea
OF friends. the occasion being hi.
birthday. A six O'Clock dinner wa.
! served TO the guests.
Fuller and Shirley Backer return
ed Sunday from Wolf Point. hav-
ing spent their Christmas vacation
at the home Of their father Jack
Backer.
Mrs. George OToole and little
son arrived Saturday after spending
some time al her home in Huron.
5. Oak. She was called TO Huron
By the death of her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hanlsc1h
returned Wednesday from q three
weeks vacation trip. They visited
with Mrs. Hanisch-s sEer at
Los Angeles. Calf.
\ marriage license vas issued
to George e. SeverSon OF Naya 10.
and Ruth L. LervicG OF Kramer. n.
Dak., from the clerk OF courts Of
flee.
The office OF the Peterson Co
garage Is being panied and reno
waited this week. When completed
the interior Will present a CHEEKY
atmosphere.
4. n. ~lfTaundsen returned Satur-
day from Merriam. Wis. He vas
called TO Mcmillan by the Illness
and death of his mother. Mr.. Am
undsen spent several DAYS i'm Min
neapolis on his return rip.
Budson. lirle son OF Mr. and
Mrs ANDY Hansen. underwent an
operation Friday at the Sheridan
Memorial hospital for appendicitis
The little fellow il progressing
nicely.
Mrs. Fl. |. Wig and son Woodrow
OF Ambrose. y Oak. we're here
several days this week visiting At
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Larson. Mrs. Wig l. : sister OF
Mrs. Larson.
Herschel Callahan spent the fore
part Of The week in PIentywDod. Mr..
Callahan Kas here waatfng for =
break in the weather before making
an attempt 10 get TO Redssone with
his big truck.
Jens Nielsen OF Dagrnar was In
the city ' e the week end. He vas
in the city to ge- acquainted with
his son. born a. the Sheridan Ne
mortal hospital. He returned TO
Dagmar Monday-
Bill R-eugSagger. well known
farmer and rancA1er OF the Outlook
vicinity. Was . business caller In
P~lenfywood Wednesday. MI.
Rnegsegger came BY truck He
spent three hours on The road
Ed Misx OF WilIiston represent
ing the Farxell- Ozmun-KIrk Paint
Co. was in this city the first of The
week. Mr.. Misz has been a reura-
sentative Of the company Tor thirty
years. having Travelled this territory
for the past tw~enty-three years.
Gwendolyn Christensen lefr SIM
DAY Tor Mortified. MINI, where
she will resume her studies ut st
Olaf college. She was taken as tar
as Willaston by car by her parents /
Mr. and Mrs. c. G.. Chrls4i1nson ard
son Roger.
Complimenting Mrs. Needfram
I Butte. who Is a guest al the DR.
and Mrs J. c. Storkan home. MI. i,
and Mrs. <. /. Miller entertained 1t
bridge Monday evening. Following
the evenings diversion. . luncheon ! ,
was served. II
r. j. Miller. farmer living east
OF Plentywood on the Blue TraaI.
a business caller lin The city ON
Tuesday Mr.. Miller came br sIeieh
he stated some big SNOW drifts
would have to be encountered I'm
to travei BY EAR.
George Jackson. prominent far
aler OF the Wealiver unt came
brentwood Tuesday. Mr. Jack
son a been a resident of his sec
ton since 1906. He stated this win
Ter, In has belief is numbered am
oHgst the most severe. especially
because OF impossible roads
Id Bromberg. Floyd and WsFer
swanson OF near Redsaone were i'm
the city Tuesday They bro,,astf fu
q load of hogs from the Harry Crzvl
farm. Coming by sleigh. the bows
spent five hours ON the road They
report auto travel still pracfIrauyE
impossible.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry GRAY and
son Donald just returned from S.
called by the death OF Nn
trays mother, Mrs Harry Dunhum
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