Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-06-06

| Bert Hall and Charles Myers O
Westby were here Monday evening
G. L. Ingells OF Minot, N. d., was
business caller in the city the frs
OF the week.
Mrs Andy Anderson OF Medicine
Lake had her tonsils removed at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital Friday.
Mrs. H.. R. Heppner OF P~lentywood
underwent a tonsil operation at the
hospital Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Muir
ply OF Dagmar at the Sheridan Mem
orial hospital, a baby girl.
Hsnk Henirlckson is employed al
n Ingwalsou company store, start
ing work Tuesday.
f. F. Lipscomb and Ed Smith d
the Franklin community we're In the
city on business Tuesday.
Kermit Lansrud OF Dagmar. under,
went an appendix operation here
Monday. Kermit is the 14-yearold
SOL Of w. o. Lansrud.
Mrs. Theodore Flakne of Archer,
was admitted to the Sheridan Mem
orial hospital Monday for medical
treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Alexander OF
Outlook were here Monday. They
plan to leave this week for western
points for the summer.
The Moe Beauty and Barber
Shoppe installed a new uptodate
wave machine this week. Watch for
the announcement In the Herald
next week.
Mrs. T. N. Thompson of Home
stead was able to leave the hospital
Sunday after having been a patient
for about three weeks. Mrs. Thomp-
son is the mother OF Mrs r. G. Ty-
Ter of Homestead.
Howard Nelson returned Tuesday
evening from jamestown, N. D., and
plans to spend the summer months
at the home of his parents here, Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Nelson. Howard has
been attending jamestown college.
Mrs. Stanley Palubicki has resign
ed her position as clerk at JoLnson's
store. The resignation took effect
June 1 Mrs. Palubicki has been EN-
ployed for many years at the Iicnty-
wood business house and has given
customers OF the store efficient and
courteous service. Mrs. Vaarud who
LIS been wo king at the store the
J;st several months Will be employ
cd in Mrs. Talubicki's position.
Mrs. M. H. Bagley and brother
Dick Koike, left Wednesday morning
for Price. Utah where Mrs. Bagley
will reside. Mrs. Bagley Is the form
er Miss Avis Koike and spent a week
here visiting at the Harry Koike
home. Dick Koike will spend a short
time in Utah before returning TO
PlentywoOd. They are making the
trip west in a new Plymouth sedan
which was purchased through the
Kavon Garage company here.
Fred Hovdey OF Plentywood and a
graduate Of the local high school
has just received his diploma In
Elementary Accounting from the
Billings Business College, a school
Of the Billings Polytechnic Institute
Hovdey IL a member Of the mems
Pioneer Literary Society aud has
been outstanding in track, having
won his letter last year and also
this year. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. o. Hovdey of Plentywood.
P~lentywood was we'll represented
at the dance at F1axville Saturday
night when Harry Turner and mis-
orchestra played at the popular
dance hall there. The orchestra Is
on a transforming tour and will be
on the road for approximately Q
month. Members Of the organization
are Jack Turner, Jack Kosher, for
mer Williston boy, Lyle Henderson
George Seaburg, Art Hoppel, Wally
Wilbur, Ralph Bisbee, Hubert Ken
ming, Walter Schultz, Bernie Luciel
and Elder Gunderson, formerly Of
Plentywood.