Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-04-12
S. AUDITORIUM

of last week.
Charles Helm of Minot. brother {
l.. +. Helm, WAS through here Mo-
day with the Westland Oil c
truck.
Mrs, l.. G. Zeidler. Miss Bernadin
Prader, Miss Bernice Roble an
Miss Thora Lervold were Willisto
visitors Saturday.
Senator Lars Angvick of Reserv
was in the city Wednesday. Will
in the city Mr.. Angvick met with th
board of county commissioners o
business matters.
Coats. s14.95. STATS, 1890. Sill
Dresses: $685.. $685.. s7.S5, s9.ss
Nuremberg Style Shop. 32-1
Rep. Harry Sparkling of Medicin,
Lake was here last Wednesday ant
attended a session of the board O
county commissioners, then in regu
lar session.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Moore of CuI
bertson' were here to attend the fu
neral of James Allan Moore. Mrs
l.. f. Moore has been in Plentywood
for several weeks.
Mrs. J. A. Johnson entertained the
Girls Sewing Club Wednesday even
ing. 4 delicious lunch was served
at the end of the evenings enter
tainment.
Peder Norgaard Of Westby was In
the city Tuesday. While here Mr.,
Norgaard subscribed for the Herald,
and took occasion to insert a want
ad in the Herald's classified column.
Members of the Congregational
Ladies Aid will meet at the home of
Mrs. George Munson today. Hos
tesses will be Mrs. E. f. Belanski,
Mrs. Robert Wheeler, Mrs. George
Pierce and Mrs. George Munson.
Louis Marsh of near P%lentywood
was in the city Wednesday. Mr..
Marsh stated that seeding operations
were under way in his community.
and that he had seeded practically
SO acres of wheat.
Mrs. Harry Larson left Wednesday
for Great Falls, where she will
spend a short time visiting her
daughter Helen. Miss Helen is in
nurses training at Great Falls. Mrs.
Larson went as far as Havre by car.
]. p. Dwyer, state income tax ex-
pert was here Monday forenoon. He
aided many in making out income
tax reports. He left Monday for
to aid taxpayers in Daniels
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Truax and
Mrs. Fl. ]. Shuster OF Hankinson, N.
D.. were Sunday visitors at the l.. E..
Helm home. Mrs. Truax is a sister
of Mrs. Helm and Mrs. Schuster is a
sister of Mr.. Helm.
]. ]. Gibbons of Reserve was al
Plentywood visitor Tuesday evening,
He attended a meeting Of the local.
of the Knights of Columbus
held that evening. Mr.. Gibbons is
Great Northern agent at Reserve.
Arthur Spike" Knutson has ac-i
a position as mechanic at
Peterson Company's garage. "Spike'
vas formerly connected with the
Aavon Garage Co. in this city. He
work in his new position
Monday.
The choral union OF plentywood,
and Homestead choirs gave
he Easter Cantata The Prince OF
LIFE" at the Homestead Lutheran
,hurch Sunday night. This was the
asst rendition Of the we'll presented
E. w. Palutzke and son William
-eturned Friday from Glendale, Cali
'ornia, where they had spent the
months. Mr.. Palutzke will
'emain in this vicinity for some time
after his extensive farming
interests near PlentyWood.
Sheriff Hans P. Madsen returned
Thursday from Monteyideo, Mimi.
md had in custody Lloyd Ronning.
or whom a warrant was held here
desertion, filed by the wife OF
Mr. Ronning. Appearing before Jus
ice Belanski, Ronning was given al
suspended sentence of six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton ]. Moore and
Billie were visitors at Glasgow
over the week end. Mr.. Moore states
hat Glasgow Is on the boom. Much
building Is in progress. Work lis
on the state highway from
Wolf Point to Glasgow preparatory
% oiling. They returned Monday.
The Herald Is in receipt of a com
munication from George Lasater, for
resident of Plentywood years
ago. MR.. Lasater stated that he Ia.
tended returning to P~lentywood In
the near future. He has been max
ing his home at Bremerton, Wash,
for a number Of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Wolfe, Mrs.
Albert Wolfe and Miss Agnes Jack,
son left Sunday for Miles City. where
they will attend the state conven-
ton of the Gospel Tabernacle church
in session in that city this week.
They plan to return to Plentywood
Mrs. Ellen Burlingame is confined
her homo QorioucIy IN urroraror III