Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-17

ulftodutu the past Ncth. ihNAueSN -
the shipment were two trucks, Two
coaches, two master sedans and one
standard coach.
Grant Blackwell went to Wolf Point
Monday. Mr.. Bakewell was accom-
panied by Ed. Weiggin living south
of P~lentywood. who is a client OF
Attorney Bakewell.
Workmen installed a new plate
glass window in the Sheridan county
liquor store Wednesday. The glass
was blown out in the recent wind
storm.
NJ. o. Glorvick, former superinten-
dent of the Plensywood schools, was
in the city over the week end visit
ing with friends. Mr.. Glorvick is now
located at Aberdeen, S. Oak. He
travels for a text book company.
Jens Jensen and son, Marvin. were
here from Antelope Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Jensen recently returned
from the Pacific coast states where
they made their home for several
years.
David Dubry of Raymond vas here
Wednesday. Mr.. Dubry for many
years a resident Of that community
is a staunch Democrat. and Is whole
heartedly behind the present national
administration.
Medicine Lakes high school band
attended the Music Festival held at
Havre the past week end. They were
highly received from all reports. A.
L. Kadlec is director of the Lake
organization.
Members of the senior class *
ecuted a Sneak Day last Thursday
and made a trip to Regina. Saskatch-
evan. From reports an enjoyable day
was spent at the .scity OF the plains"
They returned Thursday evening.
Harry Sparkling of Medicine Lake
and James Sparkling of FYaxville were
in Plentywood Saturday. james Spar
ling is senator from Daniels county
While Harry Sparkling is Sheridan
county's representative in the legis-
lature.
Joe Golterman living southwest OF
Plentywood reported c~onsiderab | Q
damage to property on his farm in
the storm OF last week. Mr.. Golfer
man stated the house, two granaries
and barn were damaged. Mr.. Golfer
man was in Plentywood Wednesday.
n xforr+sax enrvrnr rc&croto fv
OF state and also sheriff of Jefferson
county was in PlentyWood Saturday.
Mr.. Mountjoy was renewing acquaint-
ances. He is now connected with the
Montana State Relief commission. He
left Saturday evening for Wolf Point
Little Bernie Gooder. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Gooder, had the mis-
fortune Friday to break his arm be-
low the elbow. He with several other
small lad were playing horse"
Bernie was a rider and was thrown
from his mount.
A deer head, mounted by Lloyd
Skor adorns the window OF the
zeidler Hardware. The deer was
shot by O.. B. Hoven of Antelope ait
the last open deer season lear Gull
bertson. The mounting Is very ar
tistic.
E. B. Styer, general agent for the
| Montana Life Insurance Co., OF Hel-
| ena, was calling in PlentyWood Mon
day. MI. Styer raj formerly connect
| ed with the Equitable Life Insurance
| Co, for some time, and travelled
| throughout this territory.
The seniors OF the PlentyWood high
school received their announcements
this week. They were purchased
through the Plentywuod Herald. The
printing on the announcements Is in
| gold, raised lettering. Members Of the
class were busy this week mailing
them to friends and relatives.
Austin Goth, OF the Montana exten
sion department was in P~lentyWoot
Tuesday. MI. Goth was here to give
information to members OF the whea'
allotment board and Corn-H0g Assoc
iation relative to use OF farm record
books which will be distributed II
accordance to the allotment plan
A marriage license wa issued y
Harold F. Gedneroy OF Calgary, Can
ada and Alyce Marie Clifford Q
North B~attleford, Canada Monday
Mr.. Gemeroy is newspaper circua
ton manager. He travels e~xtensivel
through the three netghboring Cana
dian provinces and Montana an
North Dakota.
Ellen Madden has returned to Pier
tywood after an extended visit !
Minnesota and Wisconsin. Mrs. MAJ
- lated har ccp nr r. Madden