Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-03-21

ed SATURDAY u AT u 6soU OIL
ner. Twelve guests were present
Mrs. o. j. Hagen OF Culbertson
visiting in the city this week. She
a guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mr.:
VIM j. Hagen.
Mrs. A. Drager of Plentywood wa
admitted to the Sheridan Memoirs
hospital Tuesday as a medical pc
q tent
Florence Johnson of Antelope is
patient at the Sheridan Memoria
hospital. She was admitted Satul
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard French o
Medicine Lake were in the city o.
; Saturday visiting with friends an,
shopping.
The Mems club OF the Lutheran
church held their regular meeting
Tuesday night at the church parlors
A luncheon a served and a pro
gram given.
j. G. Noon of McElroy was a Plen
wood business caller Tuesday ant
while here attended the meetin,
held in the city by the Continental
Oil company.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Zeidler arc
back from a ten-day pleasure triI
to the Twin Cities. MI. Zeidler drove
back a lev Dodge 1h ton truck fol
use at the Zeidler hardware.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Henry Goodman at the Sheridan
Memorial hospital Thursday. Mother
and sol are getting along fine. The
new arrival has been named Sheriff.
Hall Goodman.
Many from the city spent leisure
hours Sunday shooting gophers in
the vicinity. From reports 1t Is learn
ed that the pests r quite numerous
and from all indications stood the
winter well.
Ruth Johnson and Helen French
were hostesses at a bridge dinner
held Monday evening. At cards Thora
Lervold had high and Mary Elizabeth
Johnson second. Lillian Edghill had
low. The affair was held at the l.. ].
Moe home.
Word has been received Of the
death of Mrs. Frank Walko Tski, mo-
Their IT Mrs. John Palubicki and John
Walkowski Of PlentywoOd. Death
occurred at Perham, MINI, Friday.
She was SO years old and was in poor
health for some time.
County attorney Vernon Hoven
and treasurer Paul Kurtz left Wed
nesday for Minneapolis and plan to
be gone about a week. They arc
making the trip by car and are 60
ing there on business for Sheridan
county.
We have for Sale a 2 ton truck,
with sleeper cab, Dual zeal wheels
all in No. / condition. An ideal truck
for anyone wishing to go into Truck
ing or gravel hauling. international
Implement Co. adv,
Judge S. E. Paul will return today
from Los Angeles, Calf, after hav'
ing been gone about three weeks,
Mr.. Paul went to California to be
present at the last rites for his ia.
Their, who died at Madison, Wis, and
who was buried at Hollywood.
Quite a number OF people from
Plentywood went to Reserve Satur-
day evening to attend a partydance
sponsored by Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Even
cnp A. fho &,oo%JND nR~ AnI h~~
Evenson announced the engagement
Of their daughter lucille, TO Harold
Everson OF Reserve.
C. C. johnson and Robert left to.
day for Lansing, Mich. Mr.. John
ston will drive back a new Oldsmo-
bile sedan purchased through Peter
son company. They will be gone
about 10 days. c. w. Peterson took
them to Williston by car from where
they will take the train.
Ed Koser and Atty. A C. Erick-
son went to Wolf Point Tuesday. Mr..
Koser left from there for Glasgow
and will take testimony at the trail
Of Paulina Stephens for murder. Mr..
Koser will substitute for the court
reporter Of that district who is a wit
ness at the trial.
Max Deck was taken suddenly Ill
Sunday morning and was rushed to
the Sheridan Memorial hospital for
observation. He tainted while sit
ting at a counter at the Montana
Maid bakery lunch oom and was un-
conscious for some time. He was
able to leave the hospital Monday.
Leonard Holdeman Of the south
Archer country was a Plentywood
caller Monday. Mr.. Holdeman was
here making arrangements for an
auction sale which will be held at
the Holdeman farm April 2. The
property of the late Amos Holdeman
will be disposed of at the sale.
Alva James and Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Krebs-
bach OF Culbertson were Plentywood
visitors Tuesday evening. Mr.. James
is a Continental OH dealer at Cul.
bertson and was here for the meeting
held that evening OF dealers In this
vicinity.
Mrs. Art Tobiason, sister of Hans
p. Madsen arrived Monday night
from Wilmar, Mimi, where she has
been visiting at the home OF her
mother who has been i'll. Mrs. TObia