Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-07-25

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Mrs. w. Crawford OF Wiliston
was here Saturday.
Ole Hoist OF Westby transacted
business in Plentywood Tuesday.
State representative P. G. Peter.
son was In the city Monday on bust
ness.
Herman Tuecke OF Flaxville was
transacting business In the city ON
Monday.
Miss Mildred Wright is visiting
friends In the city. Mildred and her
mother now live at Wheeler.
Commissioners A. j. Olson and
Henry Hunter were in PlentywOOd
Monday.
Thorval Christensen OF the Dag
mai vicinity was here Saturday on
business.
H. E. FrOman, representative OF
the Montana+D Dakota Power company
was here Monday and Tuesday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. H. Blackwell and
family OF Colgan, N. D., came Sat
urday and were guests at the home
of Attorney and Mrs. Blackwell until
Sunday.
Leo Donaldson and Gene Anton.
son left last week end for Missoula
with a truck load of furniture be-
longing to Mrs. E. M. Krost. They
returned Monday.
The j. C. Storkan residence is
being succeed. Work OF remodel
ing the exterior has been in progress
for several weeks and will soon be
completed.
VIM. Haniscn Jr., who recently
underwent q major operation at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital Is now
convalescing at the home OF his par
ents here.
Mrs. Fred Morck is at Grafton, N.
D., visiting relatives and friends
Young Grant Morck Is with relativ
es at HoOple, N. d. Mrs. MOrck
will be gone until early In August.
The Plentywood Motor Sales com
pany building is being painted this
week The work Is being done BY
Jake" jacobson. The building is
being painted a bright orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Onstad Of
Broadus former Plentywood resi-
dents, are visiting at the Oscar
Christianson home near Westby
Lyle will remain there the balance
Of the summer.
Attorney J. J. Guenther returned
Friday from Conception, Missouri
having been called there by the Ill
ness OF his father. Mr.. Guenther's
father is past 80 years. The Plen
tywood attorney was gone 2 weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe O"Toole OF Los
Angeles. Calf, will arrive next
week for a short visit with friends
and relatives here. Mr.. O'Toole
has farming interests In this sec
ton.
Mrs. VIM. Willard was the host
tess to twenty young children Fri
day OF last week In honor Of Bever
ly, the occasion being her birthday
Ice cream and cake were served t.
the tiny guests.
Ernestibe Lang Of Devils Lake, N,
D., who has been q guest at thu
Jack Becker home, LETT for her home
Mrs. Becker took her as far as VIII
liston by car. Miss Lang Is thu
daughter OF Ernest Lang, formeI
~PlentywoOd resident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Feethan
Of Minneapolis, arrived in the cit.
Tuesday evening and are spending
a few days at the Jack Bennett
home. Mr.. Feetham is a nephew o
Mr.. Bennett, and served as a deput.
sheriff here years ago.
i John Shoal and R. G.. Tyler lef
Tuesday morning for Great Falls
going there TO hear Secretary Of Az
riculture Wallace speak. They viii
also attend a state meeting of allot
ment board members which Is Il
session there today.
A. p. Smerud Is In Plentywoo'
this week. Mr.. Smerud Is now cor
nected with the land department o
the Federal Land Rank and for tn
past 8 months has been headquar;er
ing at Malta working for the depart
ment of agriculture on the land pull
chasing program in that vicinity.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Formar
daughter Mary Jane, Cora Risa an
Marion Decker OF Minot, N. D., will
return to PlentywoOd Saturday froG
California, according to word receiv
ed Wednesday. The party has bee
on q three weeks vacation trip an
took in the fair at San Diego.
Peterson company reports the 10
lowing a sales this week: stant
I ard Chevrolet coach to Andrew Ant
erson OF Dagmar, III ton truck t
Bob West Of outlook, a Chevrole
sport coupe to Ebert Williams Q
Reserve, Chevrolet sport sedan t
.. Gertrude Welters, Plentywood and
standard Chevrolet sedan to II
Whitish OF Redstone.
II. G.. Peterson OF Outlook wa
here Wednesday. Mr.. Peterson
socretQrv and treasurer of the So