Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-04-26

guest al the r. u JOHNSON Huhde ~
Scobey. She accompanied Mrs. Sarah
Johnson there. 9
William Johnson of near Antelope
WAS in the city Monday. MIR. John
son is secretary Of the Antelope
Telephone co.
Another shipment of Fords
was received BY the karlson Motor
Co. Thursday. Included in the ship
menf we're Two Deluxe tudors. two
4oupes and a Deluxe four-door.
The exterior of the Darvis and
Stewart establishment on main street
received A coat of paint this week,
and adds considerable 10 the appear
lance Of the building, The work vas
done by Pat Fitzgerald.
Mr. and Mrs. George Goetzinger
and family Of near Comertown were
here on Tuesday. Mrs. Goetzingel
called at the Herald office on bust
ness matters.
Nj. and Mrs. Paul Kurtz and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Ferris were visitors
in Glasgow-last Saturday. They Wis
itpa 1t the Fort Peck dam site and
report much activity al the present
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. p. Moe OF Helena
acre guests over the week end at
The 4. c. Erickson home. Mr.. Moe
il secretary OF the Montana Educa-
fionai Association. He is prominent
III Montana educational circles. Mr..
Moe is a sister of Mrs. Erickson
Bob Brockley returned Thursday
from Helena where he has spent the
past year and a half. Mr.. Brockley
has accepted a position as mechanic
at The International Implement Co.
Mrs. Brockley and family Will re
turn as 0 a. the present school
term IS out.
A dinner sponsored by officials OF
the city was held at the Elgin Cafe
Monday evening al $50. DR.. E. E.
YORK. together with j.. Reiger were
guests Of honor. Mr.. York is the re-
firing member OF the city council,
While Mr.. Reiger is the retiring city
Natehman.
The last old time dance OF the sea
son held at the Legion hall Saturday
night wax attended By a big crowd.
Music was furnished by Albert Aim
berg and his orchestra The dance is
Inc last affair sponsored by the post
this season.
The center traffic post on main
street has again been installed. 1t
was missing for some time, having
been knocked asunder by a passing
motorisf. The post in now laid in
concrete and would prove a hard jolt
for any vehicle coming in contact
with it.
Andrew Thieseth and Peter Moe,
farmers living north of Brockton
we're guests Sunday at the home of
Attorney and Mrs. A. c. Erickson. !
Mr.. Thieseth and Mr.. Moe are prom
inent farmers of that community,
under cultivation ove 5000
acres of land.
Work of giving health service ex
aminations TO Sheridan county stu.
dents il going forward rapidly. Mrs.
Sarah Johnson, nurse In charge spent
Tuesday ait the Outlook schools. The
work Is under the direction OF the
state health department and has been
made possible by sale Of Christmas
seals and funds from the federal
government
Plentywood was well represented
1T Nilliston last Thursday evening
10 enjoy a dance to the music of
Harry Turner and his orchestra OF
Bismarck From reports a big crowd
attended. Elder Gunders0n. former
Plentywood boy. is a member OF the
orchestra.
Last Friday the p~lentywood high
band favored residents OF the
city with a short concer on main
street. The band. numbering over
pieces, were practicing a
marching drill. An added feature OF
the band this year is a drum major,
adds materially to the appear
Of the organization.
Stop signs were installed last
Thursday on all streets in the city
leading into the proposed through
highway. The markers were installed
by the state highway department.
Car drivers are warned TO bring their
to a complete stop. where mar
kers are stationed, before coming
onto the street.
j. q. Brensdal from north OF Ante
was in the city Saturday. Mr.. |
Brensdal Was a caller at the Herald
y. o. wanted to know when
it was going TO rain, and up to his
usual bag Of ready wit stated he was
quite a weather prophet Himself and
based his predictions on the fact
that sif we didn't get a change, 1t
would remain the same" MI. Brens-
dal stated he very seldom misses in
his predictions in following this
method.
The last old time dance of the sea
son wa held at the Legion hall
Saturday night. Music was furnished
BY Albert Almberg and the dance
was attended by a big crowd. The
dances have been sponsored by the
boys, and have proved quite
popular throughout the winter months
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Peterson drove
u 0pheim Sunday and visited at the
Marvin Peterson home. From Opheim
accompanied by the Marvin Peterson