Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-08-22

was unloaded here Monday.
L. B. Mcfarland and son, of Ray
n. Oak, are here this week
Jack Carter, of Minot, was a bus
mess visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Dolores Picket is back from
a two months visit at Libby and
Glacier Park.
Ted Lindell, Gust Lagerquist and
John Listoe were visitors here from
Westby Wednesday morning .
Special Price on a used Moline
Corn Binder. International lmple-
ment Co. adv
Harry Carpenter and family from
near Reserve were here shopping
and visiting friends Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Brightsman, Of north
of Dooley was a Plentywood shopper
Saturday.
Leonard Lindblom, of Raymond
had his tonsils removed at the Sher-
idan Memorial hospital Tuesday.
Harold Hanish, OF Minot, represen-
ting the Rock Island Plow company
is spending the week here in the in
terests of his company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Skor returned
Sunday evening from Missoula- Mr..
Skor has been at the university sum-
mer school.
l.. c Peterson made a business trip
to Scobey Tuesday and drove back
a new car for the Peterson company
establishment here.
Vernon Sachow returned Monday
from the Fort Peck hospital at Pop
lar where he had been for a physical
examination.
Linden Pfeiffer, OF Redtsone, was
admitted to the Sheridan Memorial
hospital Tuesday evening for medic
al treatment.
w. F. Fellows, former ~liQuidating
agent with headquarters in Plenty,
wood, is here from Spokane and will
assist district men Of the Federal
Land bank in this territory for sew
eral weeks.
Katie Kennedy returned Tuesday
after having been in Chicago since
last November. She plans to spend
some time here looking after farm
ing interests. Miss Kennedy visited
n 1,-pthAr md cicfnr In ChJcnon
Peterson company reports the fol-
lowing car sales this week: a pick
up to A It. Kannig, Reserve; truck
to Dan Campbell, Redstone; coach to
Weldon Richardson, Antelope; coupe
to Ted OMAN, Antelope; sport Sc
dan to Frank Lund, Outlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Britt Chandler and
children returned Tuesday from
Maysville, Kentucky. They were
gone for about a month and were
visiting at the homes OF Mr.. Chand-
ler's brothers and sisters. Mr.. Chand-
Ter formerly lived at Maysville,
For Power aud Economy, buy the
New W-30 Mccormick Deering 3
Plow Tractor. Factory Price $l025,
with Steel Wheels; $1250, with Rub
Der Tires. International Implement
Co. adv
Lynne Peters left Monday for SEQ
hey. Lynne has been employed with
the Herald the past year and has &C
cepted a position with the Daniels
County Leader at Scobey, which
newspaper he worked on for a num-
Der of years before coming to Plen-
tywood. Lynne is an exceptionally
good printer and the Herald regrets
to have lost his services.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Peterson and
son Roger left last week end on 2
trip to western Montana. Mr. Peter
son attended a convention at Great
Falls of Chevrolet dealers. They
went from there to Missoula where
Mr.. Peterson will attend the Eastern
Star convention which is in session
this week. They will return to Plen-
tywood the latter part of the week.
Andrew Iceland OF Outlook was
here Tuesday. MI. LELAND came here
to meet bis sister, Mrs. Grace Holt,
who came by train from Roseburg,
Oregon, where she has been visiting
relatives. Mrs. Holt lives at st. Paul
MINI, and will spend several days
visiting at the Iceland farm home at
Outlook.
Vernon Dahl, who is to be super
intendent Of schools of the Antelope
schools was in P~lentywOod Monday.
Mr.. Dahl was a former instructor In
the Culbertson schools and is an ac-
complished musician, and while at
Culbertson had charge Of the school
band work as part Of his instruction
duties. Mr.. Dahl has been at Seattle,
Wash, the past summer.
Sid Bennett Is back from Missoula.
He spent a month at the C. M. II. c..
camp at Fort Missoula and before re-
turning went to Kalispell for a visit
with his brother Bill. Sid gained re-
cognition while at Fort Missoula,
being a sergeant In the corps there.
AS 1t was his first year at the milit-
airy camp here, the rank is quite an
accomplishment