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

P. c. Petersen, Democratic cand
date for state representative was 1
the city Wednesday.
Olaf Aasheim, candidate for couI
ty superintendent OF schools iron
Reserve spent Tuesday In Plenty
wood on business.
c. C. May, representative of tn
Federal Land Bank OF Spokane
Wash, and with headquarters IL
Wolf Point is In the city this weel
on business.
Bernice Norman and Marvelle Hill
strom Of Scobey were In Plentywoot
Monday evening.
Andrew Iceland, candidate fol
state senator on the Democratic tick
ct was In P~lentywood Wednesday in
the interest of his campaign.
DIR. F1nneman. eyesight specialist
may be consulted about scientific op
teal service and correct glasses al
the Leland Hotel. Tue. & Wed a. m.
Nov. 10th & 21st. 9-3t
Othelia Baker of Dagmar had hel
tonsfls removed ar the Sheridan
Memorial hospital Wednesday.
Get your supply of Apples while
they last at s1.45 per 40 lb. box al
the P~lentywood Produce Co., HOLMAN
building. 91tp.
Clerk OF court Carl B. Peterson
states that So marriage licenses
have been issued from that office
since January /, 1884.
Mrs. ]. Albert Spoklie and daugh-
ter OF near Westby were In Plenty
wood Saturday. Mrs. Spoklie left
Sunday for Rochester, MINI, where
she Will enter the Mayo hospitals for
medical treatment.
Mrs. Oscar Collins and Mrs. Lii
liam Paske were hostesses to the
Degree of Honor at the American
Legion hall Tuesday evening.
Election Day, Nov. 6, Evangelical
Ladies' Aid will serve a Chicken
Dinner at HARRISON Motor Co. 35c.
Lunches all afternoon.
Mrs. Nina Lampel, case worker,
left Thursday night for Helena
where she will continue her duties
with the Montana Relief Commits
sion.
Ashton Moore and sons Donald and
Lyle were In Plentywood Saturday
from Glasgow. Mr.. Moore was here
on business matters. He has been
employed at the Glasgow Courier the
past four months.
Lewis Frederick of Medicine Lake
Ia a patient at the Sheridan Memoir.
hospital having been brought
here Thursday with an injured eye,
received In q mine explosion
Martin Reinertson has completed
a job OF moving a restaurant build
ing from Grenora to ComertoWn,
Is owned by Mrs. s.. Ransom
Of Comertown. The building will be
made over into a dwelling. Twelve
days were required to make the haul
Grenora to the 500 Line town.
Lloyd Ritland arrived Tuesday
morning from GAINESVILLE, Mimi. driv-
Ing to PlentyWood a o Chevrolet
sedan delivery purchased by the
Montana Maid Bakery through Pet
erson company.
A marriage license was issued
the clerk OF courts office to
Robert Cruickshank OF Moose Jaw,
Canada and Kathleen MAIDEN
Of Regina, Sask., Canada. They were
married by Rev. e. J. Bot. the same
day.
Edwin Robbins OF Butte and Har-
riet Jobb also OF Butte have been
issued a license to wed from the
Sheridan county clerk OF courts Of
flee.
Stanley Rue left Saturday for Los
Angeles, Calf, where he will enter
business college. He Is making the
trip by car and will visit friends en-
route at Havre, Helena and Spokane,
Washington.
The steeple on st. Joseph's Church
was given a new single covering
this week. An extremely long ladder
raj constructed In order that work.
men could do the work.
Little Betty Thomson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Thomson OF
Medicine Lake was a patient at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital several
days this week. She was able to
leave for her home Wednesday.
r.. Nelson of Minneapolis, a repre-
sentative of the Atwood Larson
Grain Commission firm, was in Plen.
tywood Tuesday. Mr.. Nelson Is tray
cling the territory covered by Harry
Larson who is at present at Roches
ter, Mimi, seeking medical aid.
The American Legion Auxiliary
was entertained Wednesday evening
by members OF the American Legion.
Cards was the evenings diversion
followed by a luncheon.
Miss Agatha Varty and Mrs. O. B.
nj. Olson were hostesses at bridge
pvpuiur at the r A Trhucnu