Plentywood herald., 1936-06-04

with Judge Leiper presiding.
Lynne Peters, of Scobey is employ
ed at the Herald He is relieving
Howard Hagen who is taking a two
weeks vacation.
Edgar l. Syverud, Henry Haven,
and ]. c. Hansen of the Coalridge
and Dagmar communities were Plen-
tywood business callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Mclean went TO
Stady. N. d., to visit Mrs. Watt, Mrs.
McLeans mother Mrs. Watt came
home with them to make visit
Mrs Hugh Marron, district presi-
dent of the American Legion Auxil-
iary made an official visit to the local
order Wednesday evening The new
officers were installed.
The Julius Roam family moved into
the Nelson cottage, occupied by the
Tom King family during the school
year.
Harlan Scott of Great Falls. and V.
NJ Cleveland of Williston, N. Oak,
spent several days in the city this
week. They represent the Montana
Dakota Utilities company
County agent -at-large Carl H. Pet
erson was in the city the first of the
week. Mr.. Peterson is travelling over
the district which he serves on mat
ters pertaining to the Soil Conserva-
ton program.
Joyce Stadstad of Raymond, who
has been a patient at the Sheridan
Memorial hospital, was able to leave
for her home Monday.
Margaret and Patricia Standish
have gone to Bole, Mont, where they
will spend the summer months visit
ing at the home of their grandmother
Mrs D B. Standish.
o. Wold and Willard Waller of
Homestead left for Janesville, Wis,
and will drive back new Master
Chevrolet car for the Ole Void fam
ily On their return, they will visit
relatives at Eau Claire,
Mrs. R. E Lang and Mrs Kather-
inc Duggan went to Minneapolis last
for a two weeks trip. Mar
garet Lang and Mildred Duggan, who
are students at ST. Catherine College
will return home with their mothers
Bill Paske left Wednesday for
Spokane, Wash, to accept a position
with the Shell Oil Co. Bill has been
here visiting his mother for the pas
three weeks.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid is being
entertained at the Lutheran church
parlors this afternoon. The following
ladies are hostesses: Mrs. Lillian
Paske, Mrs. L. j. Moe and Mrs. H. 0.
Raaen.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Wagnild were
hosts last Sunday to the following
families: H. 0. Raaen, L. j. Moe, A.
B. Marsh and Mrs. E. W. Opgrande,
Mrs. Anna Nyquist, Mrs Lillian
Paske and Mrs Anna Nelson.
Rev. and Mrs Orval A. Schmidt
have gone to Minneapolis for a trip
and will include other Minnesota
points Rev Schmidt will attend the
Lutheran convention IL Minneapolis
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Will
lard at the Sheridan Memorial hospi-
tai Thursday, a girl The little baby
has been named Nancy Ann Floyd,
a capable member of the county
treasurer's office force, passed out the
cigars. He's a mighty proud papa.
Elvina Peterson returned Sunday
from Cut Bank ard will spend shor,
time here before she will go to Mimi
eapolis where she will attend summer
school She taught last year in the
Cut Bank SCnOOlS.
Harry Morley, of the state highway
from Wolf Point was in
the city Monday While here he con-
ferred with the board of county COM
missiones relative to maintenance Of
the secondary road from Raymond
north to the Canadian line
Mr.. and Mrs c. G.. Christensen
will leave tomorrow for Mortified,
Minn., where they will be present at
graduation exercises at St. Olaf col
iege. Their daughter, Gwendolyn is
member of the graduating class.
They plan to be gone about two weeks
and will also visit at Minneapolis.
Thirteen marriage licenses were is
sued from the Sheridan county clerk
of courts office in May, it was an
nomced Wednesday by Carl Peterson
A marriage license was issued Satur-
day 20 Velma Clark of Antelope and
Magnus Aasheim of Reserve. Tuesday
the clerk of court issued marriage
license TO Herman Feldmier of Froid
and Alice Soiseth of Williston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peterson and