Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-10-03

of Poplar were here last weekend.
Carl Bull, of Wolf Point was a
business caller in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Alexander OF
Outlook were in the city Sunday.
A license to wed was issued Mon
day to George Denney OF Culbertson
and Phillipena Long, Of Great Falls.
Sigvert Johansen of Reserve coun-
try wa a business caller in Plenty
wood Tuesday.
A few bargins in used Cream Sep
arators and Pumping Engines. Inter
national Implement Co.
Woodrow and Hazel Bruvold were
~transacting business in the city on
Monday.
A baby girl was born to Mrs. Mar
, tin Klakken at the Sheridan Memoir
ial hospital Saturday.
Lester Brenteson and Carl Wester-
| gard, OF Coalridge were here on bus
mess Tuesday.
Mrs. H. NJ. Whitmarsh OF Archer
was brought to the hospital Wednes-
day for observation and medical
treatment.
Mrs. ]. G. Henderson Of Reserve
underwent an operation for appedi-
citis at the Sheridan Memorial hos
pital Monday.
Grace LundQuist Of Plentywood
underwent an operation for appedi-
citis at the hospital Tusesday. She is
getting along fine.
Mrs. Melvin R. Smith of Outlook
underwent a major operation at the
hospital Tuesday. Her condition is
satisfactory.
A marriage license has been issued
to Raymond Olson, of Comertown
and Hilda Larsen Of Dooley from the
clerk of courts office.
Clarence Olson of Sweetgrass. Gus
toms Inspector was here Monday. He
came to Plentywood with his father,
A. j. Olson, of Homestead.
The office of John Debing, where
city water bills and power and light
bills are collected has been moved to
the city hall. The move vas made
the first part of the week.
The Degree of Honor he'll a thea
tire party Tuesday night. Following
the show at the Orpheum the ladies
went to the Ed Peterson home where
a luncheon was served with Mrs
York and Mrs. Oswald as hostsses.
A daughter was born to Mrs. H
Richwine OF Medicine Lake at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital Sunday
Mother and daughter are getting
along fine.
Are you prepared for winter? See
us for Outing Flannels, pajamas
n~ightgowns and nightshirts. Also
Children's Sleepers. You will find
the newest in wool scrafs, gloves an6
mittens at Johnson's Store.
Ask for Information, Prices anC
operating expense OF the New Nc
Cormick Deering Wheel Diesel Trac
tors, Steel Wheel or Rubber Tire
equipped. International Implement
Company.
Lauretta Ryan of Plentywood who
has been a patient at the hospita
was able to return to her home Sun
day. Miss Ryan received a bad Gu
when caught in a mower severa
weeks ago.
Weldon Richardson, of Antelope
was here wednesday. Mrs. Richard
son Is at present at Rochester, MINI.
going there with her mother, Mrs
Mary Hedges who underwent a ma
jor operation. Mrs. Hedges is getting
along fine from last reports.
Hugo Bruegger and Vic Wilson, o
Culbertson were members of a part,
of men who passed through Plenty
wood Monday evening enroute HON,
after several days fishing in Canad
ldu ldhtos lnc HiCA i0pOit Nudt al
abundance OF ducks may be found o.
the Canadian waters, and they be
lieve with cold weather not far OF
the ducks will soon he migratinl
southwark with possibly good hunt
ing for this section.
The Home Demonstration club will
meet at the Congregational churcl
kitchen Friday, Oct. 4 at 2:30 p. m
Mrs. Earle A. Clifford and Mrs. job
Hallesy are hostesses and Mrs. Ma
Johnson, leader, will have charge O
the meeting and demonstrate "Hoy
to Alter a Pattern" She will also Civ
instruction on just how to take you
own measurements. Anyone interes
ted in being a member OF the clu
may get in touch with the member
ship chairman, Mrs. John Hallesy, 0
one Of her committee, Mrs. Roy Muir
son and Mrs. p. G. Melville.
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