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

Minnie Tommerup, OF Westby, was
discharged from the hospital Wednes-
day. She was confined there two
weeks suffering from infection
Atty. A. C. Erickson and court
reporter Koser were attending to
business matters at Froid and Cul
bertson Saturday.
Before you buy that new car be
sure to see the new 1886 Nash Of
display at the Westby Auto and I'm
pleanent Co. 4s-2p
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy G.. Neville
and family spent Saturday and Sun
day In Regina. They attended the
fair which ended Saturday night.
]. l.. Sorem and Pete Akelstad
went to Ophehm Sunday on a sage
hen hunting expedition. They
brought back some sage hens.
Miss Olive Paske Is employed as
secretary at the Howard M. Lewis
law Office during the absence OF
Miss Beatrice Meaumore, who is en-
joying a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stringer
made a trip to the Stringer farm
south OF Redstone Sunday and re-
now in full swing.
F. S.. Ford, Bobbie Ferris, Wesley
nxk-cor 80 Al O~otNh rrnpt IN
Minot Monday and returned Tuesday
with three new Fords for the Plen.
tywood Motor Sales Co.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E.. Stegner
left early Sunday morning for MINI
eapolis and other Minnesota points.
They we're accompanied by C. G..
Christensen who went to Minnea-
polls ON a buying trip.
Frank French OF Medicine Lake
was here Saturday. Mr.. French
plans to open q new tavern located
ON the highway south OF Medicine
Lake Saturday.
j. H. ThOresOn, prominent farm
er Of the Antelope country. was here
Monday on business. Mr.. Thoreson
stated that that section received a
regular cloud burst Sunday night.
Donald Moore is here from Glas-
cow and plans to remain until after
harvest. Donald is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ashton Moore, former
Plentywood residents.
Bill Hass OF the Outlook country,
was in the city Monday. Mr.. Hass
| started harvest on his extensive
farm Tuesday. He said that he be-
lieved rust would cut yields to some
| extent.
Word was received here the first
Of the week Of the birth OF q daugh-
ter at Glasgow to Mr.. and Mrs
Franklin Loucks. She has been
named Arleen May.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. E.. Helget0n
and Kermit returned Sunday even
ing from a two weeks pleasure trip
to Seattle, Wash. They returned by
the way Of Yellowstone Park.
Fred Raess. brother OF Walter
Raess OF Plentywood arrived Tuesday
for a two weeks visit at the Raess
home. Mr. Raess Is from Tell City
Indiana
Mrs. Noble Johnson has gone to
Denver, Colorado on a buying trip
She plans to attend Market Week Ia
the Colorado city where fall and win
ter merchandise will be shown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ehrmann'
traut and family returned Sunday
evening from a vacation trip to the
Pacific coast. They spent some
time at Seattle and Bellingham
Wash, and toured Glacier Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. ANDY" Benson
and family returned Sunday evening
after having spent about 10 days or
a vacation trip In Canada. They
spent some time at Lebret and en-
ioyed several days OF the fair at Re
gina.
Summer band work will be resuAm
ed Friday, Aug. '16, according to o.
car Fossum, director, who will re
turn to P~lentywood from Minnesot,
next week. The 'B" band will NEE
at 40 p. m, and the "A" band at
p. m.
Leland Kitzenberg left Tuesda.
evening for Minneapolis Mr.. Kitten
berg went to the Twin Cities on
buying trip and win be gone about
week. He took the train from Willis
ton.
H. W.. Balm, former Sheridan coun
ty resident is in P1entywood renew
ing acquaintance. Mr. Balm now re
sides in northern Idaho, leavinI
Sheridan county about 7 years age
He farmed near Dooley anL also II
the southwest part OF the county.
During July 1900 people reporte
at the u. s. Customs office at Ray
mond, according to N. E. Baynhan
customs inspector. OF this amour
1885 were passengers In 1855 auto
mobiles. There were eight Othe
vehicles carrying rs passengers an
3 pedestrians.
The Plentywood Motor Sales CON
pany reports the sale OF the follow
new cars: O.. A.. Doe, Outlook, v
Dickl1n. Ed Patterson plentvWOOf