Plentywood herald., 1935-08-01

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Rhode Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Zeidler lef
Sunday for Milwaukee, Wis, in re
sponse to a message of the serious
illness Of Mr.. Zeidler's mother.
Mrs. Jerry Stanek OF Homestead
underwent major operation at thu
Sheridan Memorial hospital Monday
She is getting along fine.
Quantity buying has enabled us t.
sell first line tires at substantial
savings to you. See us today. Pet
erson Company. 4S<
Mrs. Chas. Luehr and family re-
turned Sunday evening from Gren
ora after having spent week there
visiting relatives and friends.
Olive Paske returned Sunday from
Spokane. Wash. Miss Paske recent
E completed business course at
the Kinman Business college there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Donaldson and
Norman Paulbeck spent the week
end at Minot visiting friends and
relatives.
Dagny, Myrtle and Orville Void
and Gladys Waller returned Sunday
from two weeks tour OF Glacier
and Yellowstone Parks. They also
visited Flathead Lake.
Murial Stewart of Raymond is a
guest at the home Of Mrs. c. H.
Stewart this week. Mural is a
granddaughter OF Mrs. C. H.
Stewart.
CLOSE OUTS-On dresses, sleeve
less sweaters, white purses, wash
suits, girls dresses. and all summer
apparel, Johnson's Sore. 4S-c
Athol Markell is In the city. Mr..
Markell Is organizing an orchestra
which will appear In this section,
opening at the Blue Moon Tavern
last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Britt Chandler and
children Britt Jr., and Dorothy, left
Sunday by car for Maysville, Ken
lucky. where they will visit rela.
tives. They plan to be gone about
three weeks.
F. S. Ford, Bob Ferris and Bob
Ferris, Jr., and Art Smith went to
Minot Monday evening and return
with three new Ford V8 trucks for
the Plentywood Motor Sales com
pany.
We save you up to 80 per cent ON
your purchases by buying Federal
tires. Come in and get our prices.
Peterson Company. 48c
Mr.. and Mrs. Blain Dean and
family returned Sunday night from
a two weeks vacation trip which In
cluded Yellowstone and Glacier
Parks, Billings, Butte, Missoula and
Kalispell.
Ladies' of the Plentywood Bench
Lutheran church. south OF Outlook,
are sponsoring an ice cream social
which will be held at the church
Sunday, August IL. The public is
cordially invited to attend. 48-c
The Plentywood Motor Sales COM
pany reports the following car sales
the past week: AL Hendrickson,
Plentywood, pickup; Ben Benson,
Outlook, sedan; ThOs. Clawson,
touring sedan.
E. Marsh, B. Ferris, C. King, R.
Medders and Paul Kurtz returned
Sunday evening from Kalispell,
tour through Glacier Park and Yel
lowstone Park. They attended the
firemen's convention held at Kalis-
pell.
Marvin Hagen returned to his
home at Culbertson Monday after
being employed in the city for three
weeks. He was accompanied to
Culbertson by Dick Koike who will
visit there.
Jim Michels OF the Reserve coun-
try was a business caller in the city
Monday. Mr.. Michels said that
crops in that section were good but
that farmers were manifestdng fear
OF rust which Is developing.
New linoleum Is being lain on the
floors Of the Sheridan Memorial hos.
pital and will be completed this
week. With the completion Of the
present job all the rooms in the
building will have hnolem flooring
A half hour piano recital was
rendered at the Congregational
church Sunday morning before the
regular services by Howard Nelson,
talented young Plentywood music
ian. The recital was well received.
A. c. Duncan, Great Northern Ag.
ricultural agent, accompanied by
Carl Bull OF Wolf Point, was here
Tuesday. Mr.. Duncan Is complet-
ing tour OF Montana counties look.
ing over the crops.
Mrs. Ed Bell OF Wayburn, Sask.
is guest at the Joe Mcintosh home
Mrs. Bell was former resident Of
the Welliver community in Sheri
dan county, leaving here IL years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gray and
daughter Betty arrived Sunday from
Racine, Wis, and will spend the
week here as guests of Mr.. and