Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Mcmillan wen
TO Minot. N. d, Saturday. The,
we're accompanied by John Debing.
Mrs. A. J. Olson, wife OF count,
commissioner Olson. spent Tuesda,
in Plentywood visiting and shopping
Frank Young of Medicine Lake wa,
admitted to the Sheridan Memoria.
hospital Tuesday evening. He Is q
medical patient
OOMNG-A beautiful line OF silk
dresses and wash dresses at John
sons Store. Wait for them. pc
Niels Westergaard and Paul Mad.
sen, OF the Dagmar community were
Plentywood visitors and shoppers
Wednesday.
Dan Campbell and H. B. French,
prominent farmers OF the Wolf Creek
vicinity were In the city Friday and
Saturday.
3 Set used work harness in fine
shape. Peterson Co. 23c
Chas. May, representative OF the
Federal Land Bank, Is in Plenty
wood this week On business pertain
ing to his office.
X. E. Burleigh, former Sheridan
county relief administrator. now dist
riot supervisor, with headquarters at
Malta was In P~lentywood Tuesday.
The Lutheran Ladies aid will meet
this afternoon at the church parlors
with Mrs. A. C. Erickson and Mrs. l..
S. Olson as hOstesses.
Nora and Gertrude Laverdure of
Raymond underwent tonsilectomy
operations at the Sheridan Memorial
hospital Wednesday morning.
For Sale. Rugby 6-Cylinder ~
ton truck, good tires, motor over
hauled, general condition very good.
International Implement Co. &c
Among those from Redstone In
the city Tuesday were Ed Whitney,
Baldur Jensen, F. J. Sherry, ThOe.
Aslakson and John Albers.
Nels Anderson, prosperous farmer
living south OF Dagmar was here
Monday. While In the city he pur-
chased a tractor and plOws from the
International Implement Co.
Among those from Outlook here
for the Presidents ball Saturday
night were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Grant, Ransom Cosper and VIM.
Reugsegger.
Bring your tractor Magnetos In
for Free Test Service. Peterson Co.
Mrs. Louis Pierce, who recently
submitted to an appendicitis opera
ton at the local hospital was able
to leave for her home In brentwood
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". e. Stegner enter
tanned Monday evening at a bridge
dinner. At bridge, Mrs. w. d. Roy
won high and c. w. Peterson Sec
ond. Three tables OF bridge were In
progress.
A Missionary rally will be held at
the Evangelical church today at
1920 a. m, also at 2 p. m. and 1880
D. m. Speakers will be the Rev. FL
Ter OF Livingston and the Rev. Thiele
OF FallOn.
The Daily Reminder" operated by
C. e. Hoist, has moved Its quarters
from the BLACKWELL office building to
the building formerly occupied by
Fred Morck. The move was made
last Saturday.
Mrs. j. w. Mckee was taken to the
Sheridan Memorial hospital Monday
for observation and physicians dag
nosed her case as acute appendicitis.
She was operated ON Wednesday
morning.
Dave Dubry and Olaf Nordby of
Raymond were callers in PlentywOod
Monday. They were present at the
Monday session OF the board Of
county commissioners.
Just a few used Tractors left, and
UGllk OfCl IdQlCQ. 1u0hO yOAA UoN
tor deals now. International Imple-
ment Co. 23-c
N. ]. Reuter- and Jess Adams left
Sunday morning for Lacrosse, Wis.
They have been hampered In their
trucking operations the past month
by the heavy snow In the east and
this is their first trip In that time.
Little Forrest Goodman, Agar
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Goodman Is Ill at his home with
pneumonia. He was taken sick last
week end. His condition is some
what improved.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Paulsen OF Coalridge at the o.
T. Benson home last "Wednesday,
Jan. 80. The new arrival came on a
celebrated date, the birthday OF
Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harold Richardson, patrol Inspect
or stationed at PlentywOOd, was op-
orotod on for o~rnond{rffia nj tho