Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-21

Erwin Marsh, Westland Oil company
local dealer, is in Minot and Mimi.
apolis this week on business.
A marriage licence has been issue
to c. R Connor. of Gladmar, Sash
Canada, and Selma B. Kruger, of Fan
go. N. D.
Ray Morris, of Outlook, was in tn
city Monday. MIR. Morris got a suppl
of grasshopper poison and plans to stag
a war on the pests on his farm.
Andrew LELAND, of Outlook, candi
ticket for state senator, was in Plenty
wood on Tuesday
A marriage license was issued from
the office of Clerk of Court Carl B
Peterson to w. d. Laugh and Leil;
Amos. both of Moosemin, Sask., Can.
ada. The couple were married Sunday
by Justice of the Peace George Pierce
Miss Stella Olson, of Homestead. ha.
accepted a position with the govern
ment seed loan Office during the rush
of applications for summer-fallow loans
The office has been moved from the
allotment office to the court house.
Mrs. ]. Kotaki, of Glasgow, was a
visitor at the Harry Koike home Tues
day and Wednesday. Mrs. Kotaki is
from Glasgow. She plans to leave soon
for Japan where she will visit with
relatives. She will remain in her ma
tive land until fall.
Anton Nelson and Carl Christoffer-
son were in Plentywood Monday. MIR.
Nelson is from Westby but has been
for several years farming in the Peer
less vicinity. He is at present a farm
machinery dealer at Westby. They
were callers at the Herald office
Mrs. c. S. Nelson returned Thursday
Of last week from a two weeks visit with
her brother, DR.. Fl. B. Thoreson, at
Mohall, N d. She was there particu-
Iarly to spend Memorial day, where
Mr.. Nelson is buried. Mrs ]. M. Payne,
/ sister, accompanied her Mrs Payne
-eturned to her home at Havre Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Koenig left by
ar Wednesday morning ON a ten day
1acation trip which will take them
Yellowstone Park and possibly
o Glacier. They expected to spend
he first night in Billings where Mr..
xoenig wanted to visit with a man
or whom he worked 80 years ago a
hotel clerk.
c w Peterson and family III
Sunday. Roger Peterson re
in Scobey and is a guest at
he A. T. Peterson home IN that city
lie plans to spend a week at Scobey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Guenther LETT
asst Friday morning for Havre. MIR.
suenther will be employed with But
department store at that city
Sweeping reductions in prices OF all
FORD cars were reported placed in !
sffeet on Friday, June is, by Mr.
xarlson of Karlson Motor G.. local
lord dealer. The reductions were
made despite the fact that the sale
Il Ford VS. carr And trucks lead all
hose OF other makes in the United
for 1884. Mr.. Karison also
that from advance reports
ow coming in Ford sales r In
reasing their percentage OF total
from week to week.
Edgar T. Syverud, of Coalridge, was
the city Tuesday. Mr.. Syverud had
18th him a bottle of dry land straw
which were taken from a straw /,
cry patch at the Syverud brothers
The berries were picked June
considerably earlier than previous
The berries were well formed
i'd tasty. A label on the bottle OF
>rries stated I'VE have not lost hope
in Sheridan county, Montana"
Work has been going forward this
eek in making preparations for the
modelling of Peterson Company's .
which will, by July rs, be
artitioned SO that half Of the building .
ill house the local ]. G. Penney com :
store. Peterson Company is stag
& an auction sale of stock Saturday 4
order to make room for the change
rank Murray will be the aunctioneer.
ew stock will undoubtedly be sold at
,nsiderable reductions in price. |,
Stanley Lewis, son of Attorney and !
rs. Howard M Lewis, was a member
the graduating class at Pomona col i
ge, near Los Angeles Graduating
x~ercises were held June is. Stanley
-aduated with high honors. Besides :,
.holarship recognition, he received ,
,ecial honors as an expert riheman-
e also ranked as an R. O. c. I. leu 4
nant at the college. Stanley plans I
remain in California during the sum
er months, having accepted a position
ear Los Angeles. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. EveTson O. 4
reenbush. Mimi, spent several days !
the city, guests at the home OF MI.
nd Mrs. John Debing- Mr.. Evenson J
a brother OF Mrs. Debing- From !
they left Wednesday 4
,r Chicago where they plan to at
md the Worlds Fair. Mrs. Debing :
ccompanied them and Is taking two !
.eeks vacation from her duties at !
he county superintendent office. :
Bill Hagen and his eight Music 9
are scheduled to play a dance !
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