Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-01-24

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OF Crosby. N. D., were in Plentywoo,
Monday and Tuesday.
R. Brockwell OF Outlook spen
Monday and Tuesday in the city ol
business.
George Lund, cashier OF the FRS
National Bank, OF Reserve. was IL
the city Monday.
E. Ferguson and Ted Nordhagen o.
Westby, were in the city Friday and
Saturday on business matters.
Burton Davenport OF the Archer
vicinity, braved the sub-zero weather
and came to the city last Friday.
Nels Olson of Outlook was trans.
acting business In the county seat
last Saturday.
Maxine and Lorraine Draszt had
their tonsils removed at the Mem
orial hospital Tuesday.
James Syme was here from Ray
mond Monday. He purchased a new
Chevrolet 157-inch wheel-base truck
from Peterson company.
Harley Tucker, small Vol Of Clar-
ence Tucker Of Raymond, was
brought to the local hospital for
medical treatment Tuesday evening.
Glenn Buck of Minot, N. d., was a
visitor in the city v e the week end.
MI. Buck is a brother OF Mrs. Leo
Donaldson of PlentywOod.
H. H. Fullerton, telephone line
man and manager at Culbertson
! spent the week end in Plentywood.
Mr.. Fullerton did some work here In
the absence Of Mr.. Holloway.
Joseph Moran of Redstone. who
has been a patient at the Sheridan
Memorial hospital, "a able to leave
for his home Saturday.
Bch Gresham, proprietor OF the
Gamble Agency purchased a new
1885 Master town sedan and ChevrOl-
ct truck from Peterson company this
week. Delivery will be made in
March.
Rev. E. ]. Bot is back from Mis-
soula having attended a two weeks
Ministerial retreat held there. Rev.
Bott stated that it rained while lie
was there and practically all OF the
snow disappeared.
A. P. Engebritson and Marvin j.
Fraser of the Internal Revenue De
partment with headquarters at Hell
ena, have been in Plentywood the
past week. They left Wednesday
for other cities in northeastern Mon
tana.
]. P. johnson, Medicine Lake
farmer, was a Plentywood visitor
Saturday. Mr.. Johnson's daughter,
Arlene is one from Sheridan county
who has employment at Helena dur
ing the legislative session. She is
employed as a stenographer.
Funeral services for Ole Ander-
son. early Plentywood settler, were
held from the Lutheran church here
Monday. Rev. o. M. Simundson Of
ficiatad at the last rites. Burial was
made in the Plentywood Lutheran
cemetery.
Travelling men who make regular
weekly trips up the branch hne
have abandoned their automobiles
and are making their trips by train.
The extremely cold weather and
heavy snow accounts for the change
in transportation.
Edward Palubicki is confined to
his home this week with illness. He
was taken III with the flu about two
weeks ago, and feeling somewhat
better went back to work at The
| New Store. He has suffered a re-
lapse.
A group of P~lentywood men went
to Bainville Sunday and were enter
tanned by the Montana Club" at that
city at a big fish fry. Those from
here going were DR.. R. E. G~ustafson,
Fred Marsh, c. F. Moore, Hank
K~rebsbach, Frank Smith and Art
LANCER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tango were IN
P~lentywood from Outlook Saturday.
Mrs. Tango returned last week from
Los Angeles, Calf, where she spent
several months, visiting relatives
and attending art school. Mr.. Tango
met her at Glendive. They took a
short trip to Bismarck, returning
here Tuesday.
John Lund Of Alexandria, Mimi, Is
here this week on business relative
to the estate OF Carl Anderson, de-
ceased. Mr.. Lund Is a former Sheri-
dan county resident, having home
steaded here about q years ago. He
is an uncle Of Carl Lund OF Plenty
wood and a relative OF Carl Ander-
son.
Gladys K~rebsbach entertained al
four tables Of bridge last Friday ev-
ening. Following the games, which
were played in novelty style, a del
icious luncheon was served by the
hostess. Leo Donaldson Won high