Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-10

A marriage license MAS iSSutu ~
Monday to Iyer Undhjem and Bertha
Wallace both of Froid.
Fred Olson, prominent Dagmar far
mer was transacting business IN the
city Saturday.
Bert Hilger and family of Poplar
were here sunday. They we're guests
at the VIM. Langlois home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mdrck left for
Minot. y. Oak. where Mrs. MorcK
will go through the clinic.
Mrs. Rena Sebastian OF near Archer
was in the city Tuesday. Mrs. Senas-
tian brought in a new subscriber TO
to the Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Peterson and
son. Roger. were Sunday visitors IN
Scobey. They were guests at the E.
t. Peterson home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Mcmillan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve sleight were Sun
day guests at the Harry Crave home
near Redstone-
Mrs. c. f. McNulty left Wednesday
for Minneapolis where she will visit
her daughter Margaret. She made the
trip by train.
4 marriage license has been issued
from the office of the clerk OF court
to Glenn Garner, Minot. y. OAK. and
Evelyn Mccartney Of Van Hook. N.
OAK.
Ed Bambeneek OF Redstone was a
business visitor and shopper in the
city Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Carpenter of Reserve were here this
week,
All the regular meeting of the city
council held Monday evening, f. q.
FIshbeck WAS Installed at alderman.
Mr.. Fishbeek was elected at the last
city election from ward two.
A carload Of C~hevrolets was IN.
loaded BY Peterson Co. Monday. In
cluded in the shipment was two
trucks, master coupe and a standard
coach.
Walter Truax. farming near Rich
land purchased a ton of seeds here
this week Mr.. Truax lives at Estevan
Saskatchewan, Canada. but farms x
tensively in the Richland community.
Paul kettermon left Sunday for
ment at the Fort Peck project. Mr..
hetterman will be employed as a
carpenter.
Clay Bolster has accepted the po-
sition as manager of the Standard
Oil Company's bulk station at SEQ
hey. Clay will take up his duties this
week.
Mrs. VIM. Ertner living east OF
p~Ientvwood was here Monday. Mrs.
Ertner and Mrs. George Stringer
recently returned from a trip to Mil
waukee, Wis, being called there by
the death OF a sister-in-law.
Fred and Artheur Lauckner. Bruce
Smith we're in the city from the Dag
mar community Tuesday. Mr.. Smith
Is engaged in cattle raising In tina.
vicinity He has been a resident OF the
county for many years.
Earl Potter OF Dooley was in the
city Tuesday evening and Wednes
day. MFR. Potter brought Gladys La
verdure to the hospital here to re
ceive treatment for injuries received
In the storm
Two more carloads of new Fords
were unloaded in Plentywood this
week. Included in the shipment were
: Deluxe tudors, 2 standard tudors.
coupe. / deluxe fordor and a Victoria
model.
A number of P~lentyWood people at
tended the opening dance at Brush
Lake sunday night. Music for TIL,
opening affair was furnished by Doc
Short and his Orchestra OF Minot. 4
big crowd was at the lake for tn,
opening.
Mr. and Mrs L. G.. Peterson an6
Mrs. Dean Moore and children re
turned Monday evening from Fergu!
Falls, Mimi They were called tt
Minnesota by the death of a sister
in-Law. Mrs Wayne Claypool. The,
we're gone two weeks.
A surprise party honoring Mrs
Chauncey Jackson on her SIS birth
day was held at the Jackson hom
last Wednesday. Twenty-Five ladie
formed the surprise party. A deliciou
luncheon was served by the ladie
following an Afternoon of visiting.
Harry Turner and his famou
orchestra of Bismarck will be hear,
in PIentywood Wednesday, May q
The orchestra Is making a tour o
northeastern Montana and have ii
cluded Plentywood in their itenerary
IL is expected that a big crowd vii
attend the dance. The band has bee.
extremely popular throughout thi
territory in their ~broadcasts fror
station kFYR ait Bismarck.
Clinton Fulkerson, son of Mr.. an
Mrs g. f. Fulkerson of Medicin
Lake was able to leave the hospHa
after having underwent an operafio
for appendicitis. He was anle to leay
Tuesday. The little fellow was take
TO his home near Medicine LAX
where he is convelescing.
III F. Hansen vas here from Doole