Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-07

MIR. and Mrs. A. G.. Strom of Sec
hey were business visitors in tn
city Friday.
Mrs. W. Fellows and family arrived
Saturday and plan to spend seyera
weeks in the city visiting Mr.. Eel
lows. They came from st. Ignatius
Montana.
NEW AT JOHNSON,s sTORE-Ir
~white-slips, gloves, shirts, OXFORD
laces and shoe cleaner. Also girdles
brassiers. hosiery, playsuits and pa
1anlas. adv
Ben NJ. Benson of Medicine Lake
was in Plentywood this week. Mr.
Benson is a former representative to
the state legislature from this coun-
ty- He was a caller at the eourr
house.
A shipment Of ten old tractors were
loaded IN Plentywood this week. The
tractors are property Of the Rock
Island PloW company and are being
shipped to Rock Island, Illinois. Har-
old Hanisch represents the company.
Elvina Peterson, who taught the
past year In the Comertown schools
LETT Wednesday for Bemedii. Mimi.
where she will visit relatives and
friends. Miss Peterson plans To re
turn to Comertown next fall and be
a member Of the Comertown faculty.
The theft of nine head OF horses
a been reported from the ANDY
Abbot farm on the reservation about
70 miles from PlentyWood. Sheriff
Madsen went to the Abbot farm
Tuesday. Clues gathered are expected
to lead to the apprehension of those
implicated in the theft.
Russell Paulson has accepted a
position with the Plentywood Drug
Co, and will arrive Saturday to start
work. Mr.. Paulson was a member OF
this months graduating class OF the
Agricultural college at Fargo and re-
ceived his degree in Pharmacy. His
original home Is in Kenmare. IN. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wynia Of Plen-
tyWood have left for Poplar where
Mr.. Wynia will open a Gamble Store
Agency. Mr.. Wynia returned to Plen-
tyrWood Tuesday to get a load of fur
niture. The Wynia's have many fri
ends who regret having them leave
the community but wish them we'll
in their ley location.
Driving in the vicinity of Plenty
wood n may see an abundance OF
Chinese pheasants along the road
sides. They are extremely tame and
go about their feeding with no sign
On approach OF man or car. Mallard
ducks can be see along the big Mud
dy during the day and near shutdown
ian be seen in fields.
Fourteen Plentywood Boy Scouts
returned Wednesday from Poplar
they spent a week at the JOINT
scout encampment. The boys report
4 fine time. Some of the boys went
from Poplar to Williston Wednesday
10 join the local band at the music
festival. The remaining boys were
brought to Plentywood by Scoutmast-
II Gale Anderson.
The water situation for migratory
Is poor throughout Sheridan
states Came Warden q. M.
Irost, who made a survey OF the
erritory. Small lakes and pot holes
n most sections are dry, excepting
Of Dooley and near McEaroy
where small sloughs remain filled
With water. Mr.. Krost stated that
loose lake near Westby and a small
AXE nea the Dominek farm. many
lucks can be e
Bankers from group 4 comprising
he territory from Malta east to the
lorth Dakota line met in PlentyWood
saturday. A convention meeting was J
leld at the Security State Bank.
fof was enjoyed by many members
the day. The wives OF those
n attendance were delightfully."- en-
ertained at the DR.. J.. @. Storkan
lome with Mrs. Storkan hostess dur
ne the afternoon. A banquet was
leld at the Catholic church basement
n the evening. Members of the state
Bankers Association meet once a