Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-02-01

Carl Tango and family OF GU
look were Plentywood visitor
Sunday P. NJ.
Julian Christensen from Ante
lope was admitted to the hospita
: last Saturday. He had Academia
" shot himself while out huntin
rabbits.
FOR SALEIOffering for imme
diate sale one absolutely new Roc
Island 1Sx35 tractor with four bot
tom pillow, $4,000 Harold Han
isch. 22-1tl
Mrs. Steve Sleight entertained
her bridge club Monday evening
First prize was won by Mrs. JohI
Debing and low prize by Mrs. Dear
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Neville en-.
tertained a few friends at bridge
Sunday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. c
r Wilson received head prize and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Benson low.
A card was received this week
by Art LANCER OF this city. from j.
W. Mckee. stating they had arrived
at Long Beach. California. after a
fine trip and that they are enjoy
ing the summer weather.
Mrs. Keith Whipple. one of the
telephone operators at Scobey, was
visiting in PlenfyWood Monday,
stopping off here to call on friends
while on her way to Minot for a
few days visit.
Clifford Knudtson OF Archer,
who is attending Plentywood high,
"a the recipient Of a painful ac-
cident when he had his nose brok-
en- while taking part in a practice
basketball game Tuesday evening
at the PlentyWood auditorium.
George LOTUS. genial represen-
tative of the New York Life Insur-
ance CO., with headquarters ar
Wolf Point, is attending to purr-
ness matters in P~lentywood this
week.
A bridge party was given Tues
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock by
Miss Mona Moore. daughter of-Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Moore, at which
several of her little friends were
present.
Senator and Mrs. Lars Angv1ck
Were up from their farm home near
Reserve Friday. This was Mr.. Ang-
yick's first visit here since return
ing from the special session of the
legislature.
O. J.. Anderson, teller In the
bank ait Scobey, was in Plentywood
Monday, called here as a witness in
the case Of the Plentywood Farm
ers Oil Co. VS.. Fred Kanning. Mr..
Anderson was formerly assistant
cashier in the Flaxville bank.
FOR SALE-Real bargains In
both new and used farm machinery,
tractors. ploWs, tandem discs and
Offering brand new large
size hammer mill. $780, 90 value
for $500 Harold Hanisch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Donaldson en-
tertained Mrs. Chas. Mclaughlin
and children and Glen Stone, all
of Antelope. also Norman Palu-
bicki and Wanda Buck at turkey
dinner Sunday. After the dinner,
a theater party was enjoyed at the
Frank Rooster OF Outlook was
transacting business in PlentyWood
Tuesday. Plentywood business men
are soon looking for Mr. Rooster
TO become a resident OF this city,
and are hoping the plan for moving
the Security State Bank will soon
m~aterialize.
VIM. Redmers was a PientyWood
visitor from Medicine Lake the
past several days, serving as a 1ur-
or. While in the city he called at
the Herald office and took advanf-
age Of the special subscription of
fer. He left for his home Wednes-
day.
A surprise party was given Mrs
Casper Reuter- OF This city Thurs
day evening OF last week, when rs
friends gathered at the Reuter-
home to spend a social evening. A
beautiful floor lamp was presented
Mrs. Reuter- as a remembrance OF
the delightful occasion.
Robert Gresham has purchased
a new Chevrolet one-hah ton truck
1T is a paneled job and viii be used
in connection with his hardware
store business In this city. Mr..
Gresham and Bob Smith drove to
STANLEY, N. OAK, Sunday, and
brought back the new machine.
E. M. jackson, manager or the
Orpheum theatre, went to Scobey on
the train Monday to get his car
he had left there since THE
heavy SHOWS. He returned the fol-
day through Wolf Point. Mr.
Jackson reports that Mrs. jackson
is steadily improving ait Rochester.
Friends or Harry Sparkling, state
representative from Sheridan coun-
tnv "a futaroxfnd fn 1nor La nf