Plentywood herald., 1935-03-28

Harry Loucks and Vincent Bert
both OF Redstone were in Plentywoo<
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ja.ob Peterson an(
Mrs. A. p. Laursen of Dagmar speni
Monday in Plentywood.
George Nielsen, living In eastern
Sheridan county, was business Wis
itor in the city Tuesday.
Victor Van Hee has accepted po
sition at the Westland Oil station
here. He started work this week.
Newi A beautiful assortment OF
ladies and childrens dresses. (Silk
and Cottons) at JohnsOn's Store.
Leroy Lash of Antelope spent
Tuesday in PlentywoOd. He was q
business caller at the court house.
Elvina Peterson of Comertown was
shopping in the city Saturday. Miss
Peterson teaches school at Conner
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shook, former
Ford dealer at ScObey, and now hv-
| ing at Glasgow were in Plentywood
Monday.
Melvin Risa Of the Wanso commu-
brother of Miss Cora Risa OF Plen-
tywood.
Florence Johansen of Antelope a
| medical patient at the Sheridan
Memorial hospital left Saturday for
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Peterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Peterson spent
Sunday in Scobey visiting relatives
and friends.
Gibson Zeidler arrived Sunday
from Bozeman and Is visiting at his
home here this week. He will leave
soon for western Montana where he
has accepted position.
Thos. Dignan Jr, OF Glasgow spent
the week end in Plentywood. Mr..
Dignan is an attorney for the Feder-
al Land Bank of Spokane.
Hazel Anderson Is back to work at
the Ingwalson company store after
having been confined to her home
for some time with illness.
Clarence Johnson OF Dooley, who
has been a medical patient at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital was able
to leave for his home Saturday.
G.. B. Mcmillan went to Minot, N.
Dak over the week end He was ac-
companied ON his return by Mrs.
Mcmillan and infant daughter.
Phyllis Udy of Outlook who recent
ly underwent an operation at the
local hospital for appendicitis was
able to leave for her home Sunday.
w. W. Cheeley, OF the Montana
Newspaper Association was here the
first OF the week. Mr.. Cheeley Is from
Great Falls. He went from here to
Williston.
E. M. Jackson returned Thursday
from 4-day trip to Minneapolis ON
business. Mr.. Jackson went by train
and took with him his little daughter
MARVEL.
Morris Egger, genial mechanic at
the Karlson Motor Company the past
year has returned to Outlook and Is
now employed at the garage there.
Mr.. Egger left Monday.
L. E. Rue left Tuesday for James
vile, Wis, and will drive back to
PlentywoOd with q new Chevrolet
sport sedan which he purchased
through Peterson company.
Louis N. Ritten, grain commission
er with headquarters at Minneapolis
was in the city Tuesday Mr.. Ritten
left the same day for western Mon
tana points on a business trip.
"A carload of new Fords were un-
loaded here Tuesday by the Karlson
Motor company. Included in the ship
ment was a deluxe coach, deluxe
coupe, coach and a tudor touring.
County attorney Vernon Hoven
and county treasurer Paul Kurtz re-
turned Sunday from Minneapolis
where they went ON a business trip
relative to refunding Sheridan coun-
ty bonds.
The members OF the PlentywOod
school faculty were guests at $50
dinner held Saturday evening at the
high school with the members OF the
school board and wives as hosts.