Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-09-13

Lutheran Ladies Aid are holding
/ hot lunch and bake sale Saturday
Sept. 10 at kavon's Garage. 2-1t'
Mrs, c. w. Peterson, Mrs. 4. f
Mclean and Mrs. L. G. Zeidler ar
~hostesses to the Congregational Lad
les Aid at the church parlors thi'
afternoon.
M. o. Glorvick, former superintend
ent of the P~lentywood schools speni
the week end in Plentywood. He wa.
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Raess.
Among those attending the Luther
an church convention at Scobey Sun
day were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Raaen, Rev. and Mrs. o. M. Simund
son, and Mrs. Lillian Paske.
The Great Northern w~estbound
train was four hours behind schedule
Monday. Engine trouble encounter.
ed in the vicinity of Medicine Lake
vas the cause of the delay.
Charles Hanson OF Reserve was
brought to the local hospital Sunday
with a dislocated hip. The injury
was received in a friendly scuffle.
He was able to leave for his home
Monday.
R. J. Coughlin, president of the
Westland Oil Company was in Plen-
tywood Monday. Mr.. Coughlin was
on his way to Minot, having COM
pleted a tour of the territory served
by the company. He spent Sunday
in Scobey.
w. Stordal of Westby was brought
before Justice e. E. Belanski Thurs
day on a charge Of disorderly con-
duct at a dance at Westby. Mr..
Stordahl was fined $40 and given a
suspended sentence OF 80 days.
The exterior Of the DR.. w. d. Roy
residence on main street is undergo
ing repair. Workmen are preparing
the home this week In preparation
for ~stuccoing. Ole Hippo, Hans
Thompson and Chas. Jensen are do
ing the work.
Wolf Point defeated Williston's
ball club by a decisive score before
a big crowd at Bainville Sunday, II
to 2. The teams have won two gam
es each this season. Wolf Point had
practically their own way
throughout the contest, taking an
early lead in the third inning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller of West
by were in the city Monday on bust
ness matters, Mrs. Miller, who is
the Herald's special correspondent
from Westby, plans to leave Friday
for Iowa, where she will visit at the
home Of her mother. She will also
be at Sioux Falls, South Dakota. !
She plans to be gone about two
months.
A new heating plant Is being in
In the Peterson company
building. The plant, which Is an Am
erlcan Radiator Co, system will pro
vide heat for the Peterson Co, store,
and the j. G. Penney store.
Attached to the radiators are fans
which give equal distribution of
leat. Martin Nelson, Dick Frank
Ind Frank Weinand are installing
he heating system.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Gesell are the
PARENTS Of a baby girl born at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital Thurs
lay. The little girl has been named
ma Lauise. Mrs. Gesell Is the form
II Miss Florence Nelson, daughter of
ar. and Mrs. Anton Nelson OF Plenty
wood.
Miss Mildred Erickson and Gwen
lolyn Christensen left Sunday for
Jorthfield, Mimi, where they will
inter- st. Olaf college. They were
aiken as far Is Williston by Mr..
christensen. Miss GWendolyn will
tart her third year at that institu-
ion while Miss Erickson will enter
lrst year studies. !,
A. S. Wilson field supervisor for
'itagraph, Inc, with headquarters at
,enver, Colo, was in Plentywood on
tuesday,. Mr. Wilson Is represent
az Warner Bros. pictures. He also
that DANES" Is a recent pic
lre release that is being featured /,
y his company.