Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-04-18
d. w. Dooley was here Monday.

Paul M. MadSen was here frO0
Dagmar Wednesday.
Fred Lila and son Arnold wer,
here from Antelope Wednesday.
VIM. Wise was here from OUTLOOK
Wednesday.
Carl Christensen OF Dagmar was
shopping here Wednesday.
L. C. Christensen was here from
Dooley Monday.
Fred Losing was In the city from
Redaone Monday.
Lon Desonda Of Daleview spent
Monday in Fentywood.
G. ]. Pattison OF Homestead was a
caller here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Haggerty of
Dagmar were shopping in the city
Wednesday.
Jim Thompson, farmer living north
east OF Plentywood was traneacting
business in the city Wednesday.
Sven SoderQuist OF the Comertown
vicinity spent Wednesday here on
business.
Frank Wagner and Martin Grit
fin of Daleview were in the city On
Monday.
E. d. Fawcett was here ON busi-
ness from Outlook the first OF the
week.
Martin Klakken and Carl ]. Hagen
of Dooley were business callers ut
the court house Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Redmond went to
Minneapolis Thursday. They plan to
return this weak.
M. E. Baynham, customs inspector
at Raymond was a business caller In
the city the first Of the week.
Among the Dagmar business call
ers in PlentywOod Tuesday was
Bruce Smith.
j. M. Whitish and Marvey Whitish
OF neal Archer, were here Monday
on business.
Donald Anderson Of McElroy Is a
pneumonia patient at the Sheridan
Memorial hospital. He was brought
here Monday.
Peterson company reports the sale
of a sport Chevrolet sedan to A. l..
Roser and a new standard sedan to
Blaine Dean this week.
Nels Thompson, Archer farmer Is
driving a new Chevrolet master
coach purchased through Peterson
company this week.
H. E. Kurston was a business call
er here from Dooley Wednesday. Mr..
Kurston Is section foreman on the
500 railroad stationed at Dooley.
James Cowan OF Redstone was In
Plentywood Monday. From here he
went to Regina, Sask., on a short
business mission.
George Bennett Of Pasadena, Cal,
was here Monday. Mr.. Bennett has
farming interests in the Reserve vic
unity and is here from California on
matters relative to lids land.
Prizes to be awarded by the City
Cafe on the 21Ht anniversary Of the
business in PlentywoOd will be given
at the cafe Thurday evening, April
Is after 7 p. IN. The prizes to be
awarded are listed on page 8 OF The
Herald.
The second annual district one
track and field meet villa be held at
Outlook Saturday, April 81. 1t is es-
timated that rs athletes will COM
pete. Eight schools have signified
their Intentions Of entering candi-
dates In the various events.
The exterior Of the state liquor
store was given a coat OF paint last
week end. Jake Jacobson did the
work. This week at intervals when
the dust Is not blowing Mr.. Jacobson
is painting the exterior OF the Luehr
Studio.
Mrs. Chas. Wise Of the Redstone
community was here for a short
time Monday. Mrs. Wise recently
disposed Of her farming property at
Auction. A big crowd attended the
sale. MRS. Wise left from here for
Steele, N. d. where she plans to
make her home.
Fred Morck will leave tomorrow
for Lansing, Mich, and other eastern
points. Mr.. Morck plans to spend q
few days in Chicago. AT Lansing he
will get q new Oldsmobile which he
has purchased through Peterson
company here. He plans to be gone
about a week.
Mrs. A. Polling, who has been wis.,
iting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Leuhr and with friends and
relatives at Antelope returned to
her home Sunday. She lives south
of Grenora and Is Mrs. Luehrs mo-
Their. Mr.. and Mrs. Luehr took her
to her home and returned Monday.
Harry Ehrmanntraut, secretary Of
the Sheridan county wheat allotment
board, attended a meeting OF various
county representatives at Great Falls
last week end He was accompanied
on the trip by Arnold Peterson. The
purpose OF the meeting was to dis
cuss the proposed setJup OF a state
office to handle compliances.
Gladys Peterson arrived Saturday