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

a patient at the hospital the pas
week.
Bert Beaver and Elsie J. Bohn boil
of Regina, Sask., were issued
license 10 wed this week.
Judge S. II. Paul has been to VOL
Point and Scobey this week on regu
lar law and motion matters.
A marriage license was issued tC
John c. Allen and Bertha o. Mork
both OF Reserve, from the office OF
c. B. Peterson, clerk OF court.
Mrs j. N. Thompson OF Homestead
was admitted to the Sheridan Mem.
orial hospital Wednesday for surgical
attention.
Our Artists Smocks are here. John
sons Store. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Zeidler and son,
Barr, and Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Peter
son and son, Dick, were visitors at
the Peter Beverage home Sunday.
Fred F~redericksOn, manager OF the
Farmers Oil company OF Medicine
Lake was in Plentywood Wednesday
on business.
Mrs. R. e. Gustafson left Monday
for Minneapolis on a short pleasure
trip. She will accompany her hus-
band home in their new Dodge.
E. s. Koser, John Walters. Star.
Palubicki, R. E. GustafsOn and son,
Dick, left Saturday for Duluth, Mimi,
from where they will drive new
Dodge cars to Plentywood.
]. V. Bennett Of Scobey was in
P~lentywoOd Wednesday on business.
Mr.. Bennett stated that Daniels coun-
ty and the western part OF Sheridan
county had less rain than Plenty
wood.
Rev. ]. D. Lindley and family will
arrive in Plentywood this week. Rev.
Lindley has been selected for the pull
pit CT the local Evangelical church.
He served here In that capacity five
years ago.
NJ. j. SOrte, representative Of the
Larsen Implement company, Scobey,
dealers in Caterpillar tractors and
road machinery, was in Plentywood
Wednesday and conferred with the
board OF county commissioners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guenther and
son, Lester, visited and attended to
business in Plentywood over the
weekend. They left Tuesday for
Havre, where they will visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Guenther for
a few days.
]. c. Greedy, civil engineer of Seat
tie, Wash, who has been in consul
tation at the Fort Peck dam, and w.
I. Greedy Of Great Falls were guests
at the Henry Barner home in Plenty
wood from Thursday until Saturday I,
OF last week.
The Evangelical church parlors
was the scene Of a surprise party
Saturday evening, when more than
friends of Rev. and Mrs. Bot
gathered for a farewell meeting. A
silver purse was presented to the
Bott family in appreciation of their
splendid work here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren G. Smith of
Seattle, Wash, are visiting friends
and relatives In Plentywood this
week. Mr.. Smith was formerly en-
as operator at the depot here,
and is now travelling freight agent
the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mrs.
Smith was formerly Miss Veva Good
man.
Ed Miller, district supervisor OF
National Unemployment Service
headquarters at Glasgow. was
N Plentywood Thursday and Friday
Of last week on al inspection trip
and business in connection with his
office. Mr.. Miller was accompanied by
Miss Brown, statistician for the SER
vice.
Oscar Benson, Plentywood, a SEN
ior In the Creighton university
school Of medicine, received the Phi
Rho Sigma fraternity key, at the an
nual spring formal dinner given by
the Creighton chapter Of Phi Rho
national medical fraternity,
Saturday night All senior members
Of the fraternity received keys. i
Olaf H~endrickson and Percy Moe
work Friday OF last week
making maps Of the land to be pur-
by the government for the
Medicine Lake game conservation
project. They are employed at the
surveyors office under the direction
county surveyor Bob Wheeler. The
maps are being made through a
work project.
A unique and interesting window
is on display at Miller's
Pharmacy, where pictures OF some
forty P~lentywood mothers are shown.
A contest Is being conducted in
which prizes will be given to the
naming the most mothers cor
rectly. First prize will fe a two
pound box Of Paris chocolates and
second prize will be a one-pound box
OF Paris chocolates. The contest
Saturday evening.