Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-03-15

Wednesday.
: The Lutheran Ladies Aid meets
this (Thursday) afternoon at the
H Thompson home in this city with
Ms Thompson and Mrs. Rudy Olson
acting ~ hosteszes-
Sheriff Hans Nadsen is driving a
new Ford in his official bhsiness.
Hans still contends the four cylinder
car meets all his requirements. and
that xas the style he purchased.
Ray KRUGER. office manager for
the Monfanz-Dakos Power Co., was
~t1nsacting business in P~1entywood
Tuesday. He went from here to SEQ
hey.
K. j. KarIson of the Karlson Mot
or Co. WAS able to return to his
office the latter part of last week
after being confined to his home sew
eral days
verna Crawford of WilIiston visit
ed friends here the latter part OF
last week She also visited several
days with Mrs Nike EckeIey at Med
icine Lake. /
Mr.. and Mrs l. c. Christensen
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Carlson. northeast OF
PlentyEood- The men enjoyed the
rabbit drive.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Carlson. Mr..
and Mrs l. c. Christensen and Mr..
and Mrs C. r. Anderson were Plen
tyEood callers from northeast of this
city last Monday.
Chauncey Jackson left Tuesday for
Harrison. Montana, where he
viii enter the Veterans. hospital. He
expects TO be gone two or three
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Bonander of Circle
arrived IN Pientywood Sunday. Mr..
viii be connected with
work on the new state highway con
from Raymond to the Can
adam line
Simon FxaberE. county chairman
Of the Democratic central committee. |
returned from Clinton, Iowa last
where he was called to
bedside Of his father. who died
he Was there
Anton Nelson, implement dealer OF
Westby. was in Plentywood Tuesday
IN his way to Opheim, where he
ms farming interests He expected
% be gone from home ONLY two or
.hree days
Friends of Jack Bennett had heard
Irom him this week and had learned
hat he was now pleasantly located
n k2iispeIl where his work liz prac
-ically the same Ms he had been in
of In Sheridan county.
Len Rue. Hans Thompson and OLE
Hippo m0t0red to Glasgow the first
II the week. where they visited the
fOrt Peck dam project and looked
'ver the Developments so far COM
leted-
Harold Red Hanisch returned -.
Tuesday evening from Detroit. Mich.
irving = e Chrysler car. The
lor = Is \ beauty. and while it
not the Air-F1ow model, it c0ntains
Practically every improvement OF
resent day motor caTB-
r. s. Mueller. district manager OF
he Mountain States Telephone 4
telegraph Co. with headquarters at
wxs q visitor In this city
Saturday looking after business
a connection with the local teIephone
,ffiee-
Quite a number of basketball en-
husiasts who had seen the Globe
r~rotters play in PIentyvood, drove
0 WiliiStOn Wednesday to see the
LIZ game between the Harlem PROBES
ionals and Sis Chicken Pickers,
eastern team.
The Luther League mel at the
hurch par1ors last Sunday afternoon
rith i good attendance. Dinner was
erved at 500 o'clock, after which a
inc program WAS enjoyed, consisting
1 a solo rendered by Dagney Void
nd papers read by Charlotte Benson
nd Idellz Moe.
A good attendance was present at
regular meeting OF the o. e. s.
Ddge Wednesday evening. After the
meeting a social hour was
pent and lunch served by a com
nittee composed of Mrs Robert
FERRIS. Mrs A. T. Moore and Mrs
lillian Paske.
Jud Goodman received the General
radio given away by the
management of the FarmerLabOT
last Saturday night. RObertl
Junior, received a scrip book
Bud Richardson OF Antelope aIso|
a scrip book free. A iargc
rOEd was in attendance.
Jim Michel was in from his reser-
alton ranch Tuesday. which is a
ertzin sign Of approaching spring
lr. Michel lives out such a distance
rom town that he has been prevent
d from making very frequent calls
uring the winter with roads closed
4 almost every direction
Word a received by Mrs. Martin
Ielson OF this city last Friday. telling
I the sudden death Il Mrs. Herman
ernAu. Mrs Nelson's brothers wife,