Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-10-17

Mrs. John Lindblom of Raymond is
a medical patient at the Sheridan
Memorial hospital. She was admitted
Saturday.
Mabel Thompson of Plentywood
and Bverett Chase of Plentywood
were t~onsilectomy patients at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital Tuesday
Herald want ads bring results. An
efficient way to advertise at a mini
mum Of cost. Guaranteed biggest
coverage in Sheridan county.
A marriage license has been issued
to Chris Larsen, OF Bainville and to
Mary Peterson also OF Bainville from
the local clerks Office.
A marriage license was issued by
clerk of court Carl R. Peterson Mon
day to VIM. F. Matt OF Helena and
Pearl Schallbetter Of Outlook.
Mrs. o. B. M. Olson and Mrs. M.
It. Dahl are here from Winnifred and
are guests OF Mrs. Mollie Johnson.
They plan to be here for several
weeks.
Think OF it. A Coronado Power
Washer, porcelain tub. Briggs and
Stratton 4 cycle motor, adjustable
pressure wringer with safety release
$64.95. $3.50 down. $1.75 per week.
Gamble Store Agency, Bob Gresham,
Owner.
Van Bourassa left Thursday even
ing for her home In Missoula after
having spent a week here visiting
with relatives and friends. She was
accompanied by Clayton Pickett,
who was on his way to Tuscon, Arf-
IONA, where he will visit relatives.
The secondstory-porch at the Plen-
tywood hotel ON Main street is being
torn down this week by workmen.
The porch has been condemned by
the city as a hazard. The front is
quite an old landmark, but its re-
moval will improve ~Plentywood's
| Main street considerable.
Why is it that more than twice as
many people are buying Tires from
CANDLES now than last year. The re-
cent drastic price reduction is n of
the reasons. 30x5 Truck Tires, s14.95.
Gamble Store Agency. Bob Gresham,
Owner.
Notice is carried on page s Of this
issue in the want ad column regard
ing the sale of the Gospel Taber-
nacle church building and lot in THU.
| city. One of the many opportunity
getters found in The Herald's want
ad column from week to week. Read
them consistently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Begley, of Salt Lake
City arrived Saturday and are guests
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Koike. Mrs. Begley is the former
kMiss Avis Koike. They plan to spend
some time here. Mr.. Begley is con-
nected with the federal Geodetic de
partment.
Stationary street stop signs have
liDccu iUOilcu uOWu I'LL MALL StIect III
'iPlentywood. The signs have been
placed so that they cannot escape
the attention OF motorists. One side
Of the sign directs traffic to "keeI
to the right" while the opposite side
issues the stop" warning.
Mrs. Goltz and daughter Beatrice
left Friday for Rochester, Minnesota
Mrs. Goltz will undergo an operation
at the Mayo Bros. hospital. Miss
Goltz, who spent several days here
last week visiting will join the all
troupe which she has been travelinf
with at Rochester. where they will
open an engagement.
Little Dorothy Mae Salonek was
hostess at a theatre party Saturday
afternoon. Her guests were Joyce
and Donna Thunem, Grace, Mabe
and June Welters, Lavon Carlson
From the theatre they went to the
Salonek home where a delicious sup
per was served. The other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Anker, Mrs
Amanda Drager, Miss Amanda Drag
er. and the Misses Vernon and LOr
Elm Welters. Little Dorothy received
many beautiful gifts, the occasion
being her Sth birthday.