Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-31

/ Matte Barge of Archer Is a pc
ient at the Sheridan Memorial hosI
tai.
Mrs. Avery Knight was admits
to the Memorial hospital Tuesday II
Medical treatment.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ross and far
lily living ten miles north Of Raymon
were Plentywood visitors and shop
e tire Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. E. Helgeson an
son Kermit were week enc visitor
in Crosby, N. Oak. They were guest
at the AL Hanson home.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Remus Herring c
| Cayuga, N. Oak. are visiting at tn
A. Riba home. They are visiting
sister OF Mr.. Herring. and Mr.. A
Riba. They plan to spend a shor
visit.
Thora Lervold, local school instruc
tor. left Wednesday for Tacoma
Washington where she plans to at
tend summer school. She will return
to Plentywood next fall as a membea
of the schools teaching staff.
Agatha Varty left Sunday for Bow
bells, N. OAK, and will visit with rel
atives. Miss varty plans to return te
PlentywUOd next fall and will again
be engaged as instructor In the third
grade in the H~entywood schools.
E. Caldwell left Friday for Amazon
da where he will spend the summer
months. Mr.. Caldwell plans to return
next fall to resume his duties as q
member of the local sigh school fac
ulty. He took the train from Cukbert-
son.
Bernne Roble left Friday for
LOmita, Calf. Miss Robbie will at
tend summer school at the University
of California and will return to Plen-
tyWOod next fail. She is instructor
of the primary grade in the Plenty
wood schools.
A clinic for preschool children was
held at the high school Tuesday.
Many took advantage OF the free ser.
fAtN- 1A0 NliAf( ndS la Cld E0 Ol
Sarah Johnson county health nurse.
DR.. Cecil NJ. Hall and DR.. J. C. Stor-
kan were attending physicians.
Leah Michels returned Wednesday
from BoWdoin. Miss Micheas taught
in the B0wdOin schools the past
school year. She is visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Michels, "a Reserve. She
was visiting with friends in Plenty
wood Tuesday.
Ole Hove residing west OF Westby
was In the city Monday. Mr.. Hove
stated that prospects for q crop in
his vicinity are bad. Continued drouth
and wind has severely Numbered grow
ing grain. Much oncern Is also felt
for feed for cattle. Range In that
vicinity presents a poor stand.
Leslie Hanson of Plentywood,
Everett Morgan of Dooley and How
ard Helm OF Columbus. Wis, left
P~lentywood Wednesday for the state
of Washington. They are making the
trip by cal. Mr.. Morgan and MI. Helm
will go as far as Spokane. Leslie Will
on TO Seattle and visit with reIa
tives for the summer. MFR. Helm Is
a brother-in-law OF John Haflesy or
this city.
VIM. Hunter OF Antelope was In
the city Tuesday. While here Mr..
Hunter renewed his subscription to
the Herald. He was accompanied by
bis son, Archie Hunter, former prin- !,
cipal of the Antelope schools, now
at Geyser, Mont, and his
brother George Hunter Of Antelope.
His son plans to remain at home for
a short visit.
Lillian Mabry, instructor In the
plentyMood high school left Friday
for Bohemian where she will spend
the summer. She will be engaged
during the summer months at an
exclusive dude" ranch near Living
ston acting in the capacity OF hos
tess. She will be a member OF the
local faculty when school opens next
fall.
MIR. and Mrs. G. B. Mcmillan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Skor, members
OF the PlentyWood high school facul-
ty left Wednesday and plan to be
gone during the summer months.
Both instructors will attend school
at the university OF Washington at
Seattle. The summer school term will
be twelve weeks. Before going to
Seattle they plan to spend ten days
In Glacier park. Included in the Ola
cier park party will be a brother and
sister OF Mr.. Mcmillan. Clifford Nc
and Mrs. John O'Reilly. They
are making the trip by car.
Members OF three congregations OF
the Lutheran church enjoyed ar out
ing Sunday south OF Archer. Con
gregations present were from Plen-
.ywod, Archer and Outlook. Families
picnic lunches. Services
we're conducted at noon by Rev. o..
VI. Simundson. A large audience was
present. Music for the outdoor ser
ices was furnished by Leonard Heg
and, Arnold Smith and Carl Lund,
yiolinists and Olive PaSke, flute.
Those present stated the outing was
most enjoyable one.
Martin Nelson returned Friday
rom Helena where he went to get q
pa arse for fha En1k n~rEon-Noaann Nor