Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-08-29
Ray Holtan OF Redstone was
business caller here Wednesday

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Art Nohl, of Dooley was transact
ing business in the city Wednesday,
Tom and Dave Dubry of Raymond
were P~lentywood business callers
Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. c. Storkan and daughter
Margaret, Korrine Kurtz and Helen
Stenehjem went to Regina Tuesday.
For sale cheap. A Moline Corn
Binder. International Implement Co.
Charles Johnson, of Westby. was
~transacting business In the city
Tuesday.
Selmer johnson has purchased a
new Chevrolet pickup from Peterson
company.
Peterson company reports the sale
of a new Chevrolet truck to Fred
Kelm, Of Outlook.
P. G.. Anderson, I ormer Westby
banker, was a business visitor In the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. Kate Duggan and daughters
Mildred and Elsie spent a week at
Lake Katapwa. Sask. They returned
Saturday.
Attorney and Mrs. Grant Bahewell
left Wednesday morning for Minot.
N. Oak. Mr.Bakewell will seek med
ical advice while there.
For power and economy buy the
new Mccormick Deering W>30,
pillow tractor, with steel wheels
s1,025. With rubber tires $3.50, fac
tory prices. See this tractor at the
International Implement Co.
Howard Hagen, Of the Wllistor
Herald force is helping out at the
Herald Office as linotype operator
He will be here for several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Cecil M. Hall return
ed Thursday evening from a three
weeks vacation trip which was spent
at Swan Lake and Kalispell.
Those from here visiting at For
Peck Sunday included Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Kurtz and family, DIR. and Mrs
]. G. Storkan and family, ]. L. Sorem
and Art LANCER.
Mrs. Sam Bailey and son, Sam, Jr.
Of Scobey are here this week visit
ing friends. They arc guests at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Peter
son.
Joe Mcintosh, Jr., of Plentywood
had his tonsils removed at the SheI
idan Memorial hospital last Friday
Inez Brabec was a t~Onsilectomy pa
i, tient at the Sheridan Memorial hos
pital Monday.
NJ. L. Sateren was here from Com
ertown Tuesday. Mr.. Sateren own
the .Onstad Lumber Co. yard a
Comertown. He has made his HON
] in Minneapolis for the past severa
: winters. He plans to remain at Com
ertown this coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pace and daugt
T ters Helen and Jaunita have return
ed from Missoula where they spen
the ummer months. Mrs. Pace an
q Helen attended the summer sessio
e at the university and they will teac
near Glasgow the coming year.
r Guests last week at the home q
e Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Stenehjem IL
v cluded Mr.. and Mrs. H. Prehuse, {
Spring Grove, Mimi, Mr.. and Mr.
Drovdal, and Mrs. Mitbo, of Arm,
= gard. N. Oak. Mrs. DrOvdal is M
S~tenehjem's sister.
Rev. Harold SiQuiland and Lesli
Hansen, secretary Of the GlasgO
Chamber Of Commerce were her
Tuesday. Mr.. HanSen was here /
interest OF petitions being signe
! throughout the state for the repeal
the "gin marriage" law. They WEI
from here to Scobey.
Mrs. Nellie Deck, son Melvin an
daughter Leon OF Outlook were sho
ping in the city Tuesday. Melvi
Deck left Thursday for LamoI
Iowa, where he will enter colleg
Miss Ieona left Thursday for Anne
Iowa, where she will enter the sta.
college.
d. Mrs. Winnifred Opgrande returnt
Monday evening. She came to Pie
tywood from Missoula where she q
tended the Eastern Star ~cOnventi(
held there. The past summer, MI
Opgrande has been attending II
state university Of Wisconsin at Ma
ison.
Judge S. E. Paul and county con
missioner A. ]. Olson, accompani,
by Carl Holje and Sen. Lars An
- wick, Of Reserve, left Wednesd;
~ morning for Great Falls to attend
" meeting Of highway officials pertal
ing to road construction In til
" county.
MI. and Mrs. Jas. P. Anglim OF t
49, Comertown vicinity, were Plent
wood business callers Wednesds
Mr.. Anglim was here making
rangements for an auction Sc
which he plans to hold in Septe
Der. Mr.. and Mrs. Anglim plan
leave Sheridan county with the no
that a change in climate will bel
fit Mr.. Anglim's health.