Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-09-12

Of the week.
H. Z. Froman and Ray KRUGER
representatives of the Montana-Dako
Ia Power company were Plentywoo<
business callers Monday and Tues
day.
Richard Ramps, of Minot, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Plenty
wood. Mr. Ramps is auditor for the
Westland Oil company and formerly
lived at Froid.
A daughter was born to Mrs. /. Z
Christensen OF Reserve at the hos
| pital here Wednesday morning. Mo-
Their and daughter are getting along
fine.
Oscar Smith underwent an opera
tion for a ruptured appendix at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital Saturday.
He is from Dooley. His condition is
good
A. ]. Henderson of Raymond was
here Tuesday. Mr.. Henderson plans
to establish himself in the coal haul
ing business this winter, he stated to
the Herald.
Jack Courtney, former resident of
the Antelope community was a WIS.,
itor in the city Monday. Mr.. Court
ney has lived in st. Paul for several
years.
Henry Henke, prominent farmer Of
the south Dagmar country was in the
city Monday. Mr.. Henl.e is a long
time resident of Sheridan county,
coming here in 1913.
The Lincoln Lumber company's
yard and office has been repainted.
The building is in CREAM color and
trimmed in black. A new sign has
been painted on the front of the Of
fee.
Members Of the Corn-Hog county
committee, P. c. Petersen, Westby,
Walter Bye, Dooley, and Jim Kaae,
Dagmar were in session here We'd
nesday certifying Corn-Hog con
tracts.
Miss Mildred Grant and Miss Mild
red Johnson, lighting specialists for
the Montana-Dakota Power company,
will be here Monday and will begin
home lighting demonstration work In
Plentywood.
The Plentywood Motor Sales COM
pany reports the sale Of a new VS.
truck to Archie Mann, Of Plenty
wood; and VS. cars to Herman Wit
tie, of Outlook: Louis Ripley, OF Gut
look; A. f. Williams, Of Billings and
Jers Ibsen, Of Dooley.
Miss Edna Braoec and c. Stewart
OF Fort Peck were guests at the Ole
Aspelund home over the week end.
Miss Brabec is employed at a beauty
parlor there and is now on a short
vacation and plans to tour Yellow
stone and Glacier Park.
Mrs. M. ]. Clayburgh, daughter
Donna and sons Ben and Mark and
Mrs. S. F. Ford and son Jack arrived
Saturday from Scobey and will make
their home in Plentywood. Mr.. Clay
fburgh and Mr.. Ford are joint wner
of the Plentywood Motor Sales COM
pany.
JUST ARRIVED - Silk dresses!
Wool dresses! Cotton dresses! Col
lars. Shocks! Purses! Outing sleep
ing garments! Hosiery! Linens!
Bath robes! Tams and Softies! n
everythin'. Johnson's Store. 2-1tc.
Miss Marjorie Fulkerson of Medi-
cine Lake was here Tuesday. She
left Wednesday for Grand Forks, N.
D., where she will enroll at the Dea-
coness hospital school of nursing.
Miss Fulkerson is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. e. Fulkerson.
Mrs. Henry Skeels, formerly Of
Westby, now living at San Diego,
Calf, was a guest at the Peter Stew
art home Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Skeels plans to remain at West
by until the latter part Of this month
and will then return to California
DR.. ]. F. McNulty left Tuesday for
his home at Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
after having spent 4 months at Plen-
tywood. DR.. McNulty has farming in
terests In this section. Ho stated be-
fore leaving that a 40 acre field which
he was having farmed yielded 20 bu-
shells per acre of good wheat. He
plans to return to PlentywOod next
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe O'Toole, Mrs.
Stanley Comrie, Mrs. E. G. Steele,
and Mrs. Jim O'Toole left today for
Los Angeles. MI. and Mrs. Joe o.
! Toole have spent several weeks here
visiting with friends and relatives
Mrs. Comrie and Mrs. Steele, former
Sheridan county residents have been
here looking after farming interests.
Mrs. Jim O'Toole plans to visit In
Los Angeles several months before
returning to her home here.