Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-09-05

Mrs. ]. B. Alexander OF Outlook
was a caller in the city Tuesday.
A carload Of Case tractors was un-
loaded here Tuesday.
Grethe Spokhe of Westby VAS ad-
united to the hospital Tuesday. she
underwent a tonsil operation.
I'd c. Rasmussen Of Dagmar was
among the business callers IN the
city from there Tuesday.
We can give you the very best Of
service en- all furnace work. Peter
son company. adv.
RAYMOND Norgaard OF Westby was
a tonsilectomy patient at the Sheri-
dan Memorial hospital Tuesday.
Let Peterson company replace thai
broken window glass in your win
dows for cold weather. adV.
Tonsilectomy patients at The hos
pital Saturday were Erwin and Eigil
Sundsted of Plentywood.
Mrs. John Halquist Of Medicine
Lake and infant son were able TO
leave the hospital Monday.
Lovely hand made baby dresses at
75c. Johnson's Store.
Mrs. Helen X. Standish is In Great
Falls, called there by the death OF
her fa~ther-in-law, which occurred at
Choteau.
John Powers Of Medicine Lake was
operated on for appendicitis at the
hospital Friday. His condition Is
good.
Cecilia McNerney, superintendent
Of the Sheridan Memorial hospital,
left Monday for Valley City, her for
mer home. She plans to spend a
month there.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Peterson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Moore
and family spent several days this
week at Sidney, attending the Rich
land county fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl B. Peterson and
Dick went to Hamilton, N. D., over
the week end for a short visit with
relatives. They also visited at Hal
stead, Mimi
Miss Mary Elizabeth Johnson
spent the week end at the w. E,
Stegner home, returning to Miles
City on Monday where she has &C
cepted a teaching position for the
school year.
Maynard Lindell Of Westby under
went an appendix operation at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital, Sunday
When brought here 1t was found thai
the appendix had ruptured. His con
diticn is satisfactory.
Alva Willard of Coalridge had
tonsal operation performed at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital Friday
Donald Brenteson Of Coalridge was
also a ton~silectomy patient at the
hospital that day.
Mrs. P. G. Peterson OF Reserve
who has been a patient at the sher
idan Memorial hospital, was able II
leave for her home Tuesday. Mrs
Peterson was a surgical patient a
the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Melton re
turned to Plentywood Sunday eve
ming from Madison, Wis. Mr.. Melton
! instructor in the Plentywood schools
attended the summer session at tn
university there.
Attorney Grant Blackwell Is cor
fined to his home here with Illness
MI. Blackwell returned last wee
from Minot., where he sought medic
al advice and is confined to his hom
upon advice Of physicians.
Miss Beatrice Meadmore has RI
turned from Havre where she sper
a short time visiting relatives. Sh
resumed ueT SeCIoldIldi lWOIh dl III
law office Of Howard M. Lewis Tue
day.
Members Of the Plentywood 60
club put the course In better shaI
this week by burning the tall gras
which was evident along portions
the Pathways. The burning process
has improved the links considerabl
Ed Fawcett, prominent farmer
the Outlook country was a Plent
wood business caller Saturday. M
Fawcett stated that harvesting ha
been completed on his farm and TIL
t; wheat there averaged approximate
10 bushels per acre.
Martin Savers formerly of Me(