Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-08-15

Plentywood Motor Company csale,
this week include a new VS. to VIM
Grayson of Antelope and a truck L
A. j. Thunem of Plentywood.
Mrs. Viggo Peterson left Thurs
day for Peerless, where she will
join her husband who is in business
there. They plan to make their
home at Peerless permanently.
The Plentywood Motor Sales com
pany reports the following truck
sales this week: Joe Walikonis, Re
serve; AIS bray Line, Plentywood;
w. Domonoske, Plentywood; and to
Strom's Hardware, Antelope.
Wallace Stadstad, fou~ryear-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Stad-
stad of Raymond was able to leave
the hospital Sunday. He was a med
ical patient.
Peterson company reports the sale
of a Chevrolet Master coupe to Mrs.
Andy Schlaps, of lear Medicine Lake
and a Chevrolet truck to A. j. Hen
derson, Of Raymond.
Sarah Hansen a in the city over
the weekend. Miss Hansen has
been visiting at Flaxville and is here
from Seattle OF a short visit In this
section. She was formerly a clerk
at the Ingwalson store here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Evensen and
daughter Evelyn are here from Green
bush, Mimi, and are guests at the
John Debing home. Mrs Debing is a
sister of Mr.. Eversen. He is super
intendent of schools at Greenbush.
M. p. Jackson, former Sheridan
county resident, now living at Bend,
Oregon, arrived Monday by train and
will visit here for a short time and
look after business interests. Mr..
Jackson stated that he liked his new
home in Oregon very much.
Toral Thor" Thorstenson, local
mechanic and aviator, will be able
to leave the hospital soon. Thor
has been confined there for some
time the result of an accident in
which he suffered the loss Of fingers
on his left hand.
Margaret Madsen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hans p. Madsen arrived
Saturday from Havre, where she has
been attending summer school.
Miss Madsen will teach the Lee
school, west of Plentywood this
coming year.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. FL
johnson Of Redstone, was laid
to rest in the Plentywood cemetery.
The infant was born Aug. 2 and died
last Saturday. Rev. 0. M. Simundson
OBLIGATED at the services for the in
FAINT.
Mrs. Marion Steele and Mrs. Stan
ley Comerie, former Sheridan coun-
ty residents are here from Los Ang-
eles. They are here looking after
business interests in this vicinity.
Mrs. Comerie is the former Mrs. Nell
Hankey.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Miller and
Attorney and Mrs. Vernon Hoven
spent several days this week in
the Prince Albert country in north
ern Saskatchewan on a fishing trip.
Big pike and muskies abound in the
Prince Albert waters and the two
men planned to get their share.
Richard Peterson returned Satur-
day from Missoula, where he has
been a student at the University the
past summer session. He returned
with Olaf Aasheim, who went to
Helena last week. Velma Clark of
Antelope and Magnus Aasheim of
Reserve also returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Donnell are
here from Bend, Oregon and are
visiting at the Walter Yeager farm
home near Plentywood. Mr.. o.
DOnnell is a former Sheridan coun-
ty resident, coming here in 1912, and
for some time farmed in the We'll
liver country, leaving here in 1921.
C. r. Brock and son OF the
Franklin community were here last
weekend. Mrs. Brock, who is cas-.
seeking medical aid Is in a some
what critical condition. Her many
friends in Sheridan county hope that
her condition improves and that she
may again be restored to the splend-
Id health which she has enjoyed.
Gunder Thompson, representing
the General Exchange Insurance
company was here on business Tues
Mr.. Thompson was here to
make an adjustment on the damage
done to a new pickup truck belong
ing to "A. ]. Kazeck of the Reserva-
ton country which turned over last
The truck was badly dam
aged. Mr.. Kazeck had his family
N the truck when the accident DC
cured and all miraculously escaped
Judge and Mrs. S. E. Paul and
returned Saturday evening
MisSoula. Mrs. Paul and
laughter Hazel have been on a six
weeks visit at western points, in
Idaho and Washington.
Mr.. Paul, who went first to Bill
on business met them at Mis-
Mrs. Paul spent some time
1t the home of her sister, Mrs. S.
K. Williams at Emmett, Idaho and
llso visited at Spokane. Their son
Levi, who attended the C. M. T. G.
1t Missoula returned with them.