Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-02-22

Roy Rue underwent an operatio
for appendicitis at the Sheridan Nc
mortal hospital Wednesday.
Sinner Sorien. proprietor of
Wolf Creek coal mine. was a bust
ness caller in this city Monday.
Mrs. Harry Ehrmanntraut 0
: Dooley spent the week end in thi
g city visiting her husband who /
a member of the Allotment com
mittee.
c. c. May. district supervisor fol
the Federal Land bank, moved hi:
> office last week into the building
, on Main street, also occupied BY
Grant Blackwell.
Rev. 0. NJ. Simundson of the
Plentywood Lutheran church LEFT
Monday of this week for Minneapo-
lis on a mission in the interest OF
the local church.
Farmers Place your order with
us for a special deal on Plow
Shares. We can save you money.
Orders must be In before March
10. Peterson Co. 25-tl
Mr.. and Mrs. Chuck Spaulding.
the former a representative of the
Montana Record Herald, were visi-
tors in P~lentywood Monday in the
interest of the Helena daily.
Fred Marsh, Erwin Marsh, Glenn
Mccoy. Olaf Nordby and Mr.. Good
layon motored to Minot Monday to
attend the Westland Oil dealers
convention now being held In that
city.
Among those from the WestbyI
community Monday shopping and
looking after business In the county
capital were Peter Hoist, Christi
Nordgren. Peter Nordgren and
Louis Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Goodman
entertained Friday evening. Whist
was the main diversion of the. ev-
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Moor
high prize and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Mann low.
A number of the friends of Mrs.
Charles Jensen surprised her al
he Jensen home in this city last
Tuesday evening. A most enjoy
Lble time was spent playing cards
md in genial conversation.
Rev. II. L. Calvert OF Rudyard,
don't, former pastor of the Evan
church of this city, together
nth Rev. E. ]. Bolt, have been
meetings at Wanso the
asst week. Rev. Calvert left today
or his home. !
Grant Bakewelf placed his orderI
his week for a new Chrysler, and
planning on making a trip to
he factory at Detroit and drive it !.
ut. The purchase was made
trough Jack Gaffney, Chrysfer ]
ealer In Medicine Lake. /,
Jack Bennett, chairman OF the :
1unty CWA board, was called to !
this week to meet with the :
ate board and receive Instructions !
the new setup for relief work
nd projects which will go into ef- {
ct Friday Of this week.
r. Grayson of Antelope was a /
usiness caller in the county seat s
st Friday. Mr.. Grayson informed
Herald representative that a
aighbor had told him about seeing +
lousands Of grasshoppers beingI
out in his (the neighbor's) h
ED. The cold spell would, OF d
'urse, end their existence. a
Frank %Sorneson, who halls from 9
argo, but spends a great deal OIL n
s time among farmers In Sheri- :
IN county adjusting credits, isE .
lex in PlentyWood for a few days. .
still has the same genial i
allie for everyone and insists onE
g correct spelling OF his name sol +
ere may be no misrepresentation v
garding his long string OF a~nces- II
rs.
Donald Scholl, two-year-old son =
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scholl OF
g Westby country, was brought =
the hospital Tuesday suffering :
ON pleurisy and pneumonia :
18th Mr.. and Mrs. Scholl were :
re with their little son Wednes-
". The attending physician re- Z
'rted his condition as satisfactory
could be expected
VIM. ]. Hagen. of the Herald
rec, returned to Plentywood
~ednesday after a ten days sojourn
the home OF his ~narenfs In Chill
rtson. Bill is looking like his old
II again, and expects to be back
the job again In a few days, fol-
wing almost a months absence
account of illness. He LIS here
Is week to attend the basketball
ornament