Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-12-13

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George T. Larson of Fort Peek was
here the first of the week. on bust.
ness in connection with naturaliza.
ton.
Attorney Ernest L. Walton was in
the city Saturday having legal bust.
ness here at the regular La0 and
Notion session before Judge S. E.
Paul that day.
Rev. and Mrs. o. NJ. simundson
went to Froid Monday. They joined
Rev. and Mrs. Evert Tollefson of
Froid and went on to Williston to
spend the day.
Ole c. Nelson of Homestead was
in P~lentywood Tuesday. Mr.. Nelson
anne here to pay his taxes and to
chat with many of his acquaintance.
Mr.. Nelson has resided In the Home
stead vicinity for a good many years.
Dan Egger prominent farmer of
the Outlook community spent Tues,
day in the city. Mr.. Egger plans to
leave the latter part of the week for
Kent, Mimi, where he will spend the
rest of the winter.
Mary Elizabeth Johnson and Char.
lotte Bennett entertained their
bridge club at the w. e. Stegner
home Monday evening. Agatha Var
ty was first at bridge and Lucille
Goodman second. Ruth Johnson had
low.
Leonard Hegland suffered a pain
full wound in his hand Saturday
while using a chisel. The instrument
slipped and penetrated the hand, sew
ering an artery and two tendons. He
was treated at the Sheridan Memoir
ial hospital.
Two bands furnished music at the
basketball game at the high school
gymnasium last Saturday. Director
Fossum used the A band during the
game and between halves the be-
g%inners or B band, presented a short
concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nelson went
to Williston Friday to be present at
the funeral Of Henry P. Stedem, vet
eran railroader who was accidentally
killed when struck by a car. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson were friends of the de-
Sven Peterson of Dagmar was in
the city Tuesday, and paid a visit
% his friends, Janus Jorgensou Of
Dagmar, who is a patient at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital, having
undergone a major operation Mr..
Jorgenson is getting along fine.
The P~Ientywood Independents
went to Wolf Point last night to
play the touted Wolves. The locals
.ook a good game from the mainline
Iuint several weeks ago. Due to the
act that the Herald goes to press
sarly Wednesday evening, the score.
the game has not been learned.
Santa Claus will be at Miller's
Pharmacy Saturday. Every boy or
girls who comes to the store on that
lay between the hours of 10 a. m.
md s p. m. will get a bag of candy. |
rhe Santa Claus day Is an annual
went sponsored by the Miller Thar
macy.
Mr.. and Mrs Forrest Goodman
we're henored guests at a surprise
party held at their home Monday ev
sning, the occasion being their 33rd
Wedding anniversary. Twenty
friends were present and enjoyed a
evening at cards, followed
by a luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs. Good
nan were presented with gifts In
honor of the day The honored
are truly Sheridan county
pioneers. being among the first to
In this vicinity.
f. Meredith, regional attorney for
he Veterans Bureau, at For. Har-
was here Saturday, attending
! hearing of accounting at the Law
md Motion session of the district
court Mr.. Meredith had legal bust
ness In connection with the estate OF
Roland Skierdal, deceased of which
E. Morrison of Westby has been
appointed guardian. Attorney How
lrd M. Lewis Of P~lentywood was a
representative attorney at the hear
ng
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Word from Pasco, Wash, states
hat Mr.. and Mrs. It. P. Lidahl, form
trly of Plentywood were pleasantly