Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-02-27

farm west of town was burning. Sew
eral men loaded into a pickup and
started out, but the condition of the
roads prevented them from reaching
the farm in time to help. Practically
everything was saved from the burn
ing building.
MORE HOMESTEAD NEWS
Mrs. D. D. Bolyard, department
Americanism chairman for the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary of the state of
Montana, presented the upper grades
at school with copies of the flag code
and gave a chalk talk" at the SAINT
time. The fifth to the eighth grades are
taking part in the state Flag contest
sponsored by the Auxiliaries of the
state.
The county snow pillow drove into
our little city about 2 am. Wednes-
day, awakening several of our citizens.
They were forced into town for the
lack of fuel and we're to meet a wait
ing rev at Culbertson at 6 o'clock,
who would continue work with the
pillow. Their driving into town opened
up a good road for travel in and out
of town to the highway, which was
badly needed.
Arnold johnson started for Minot,
N. D., Monday to attend the Westland
Oil company's convention being held
there but was compelled to turn back
on account Of bad roads between Gull
bertson and Froid.
Martin Gronlie hauled hay from
Culbertson Friday.
John Robinson, Medicine Lake Sec
ton foreman for the railroad company
makes his regular trips over thu
tracks, regardless of weather.
The Boy Scout patrol held its regu.
lar meeting Thursday evening.
Emil Anderson delivered a load O
coal to town last Saturday from hi
mine on the reservation.
Gladys Nelson, who has been assist
ing with the house work at the Brat
void home for several months wa
called to her home on account Of sick
ness in her family. Miss Nelson LEI
Tuesday for her home at Marmon, N
D.
T. Ryerson of Froid was a bushes
caller III tOWn TUESDAY.
Mrs. Brown is assisting at the Gay
lord Tyler home, west of town.
Mrs. A. J.. Olson is reported quite i
at her home north of town.
Mrs. Emil Daily and children c
Fort Peck are visiting with Mr.. an
Mrs. N. P. Daily.
Mrs. Cyril Pattison and neice Loi
spent Thursday at the Halver Skill
lingberg farm.
Clarence johnson, Halver Shilling
berg, Harry Jensven and Billie Stane
left for the johnson coal mine earl
Monday morning. They were anon
the long line of haulers waiting 70
coal. They arrived home about fv
o'clock in the evening but Harry, VIII
stayed in Medicine Lake all night a
it was quite late when his coal wa
loaded, returned home Tuesday morn
ing.
Cynthia Martini is working at tn
Bratvold home. Friends of Mrs. Brat
void will be glad to know she is abb
to be out of doors again, after he
long illness Of several months.
A. j. Olson was in Medicine LAX
Wednesday on business.
Marlene and June Stanek will b
hostesses to the All club Wednesda
evening, Feb. 26, at their home.
w. M. Anderson of Froid was
business caller in town last Tuesda,
Esther Waller was a visitor in Plen
tywood Wednesday.
lone Foss returned to her work
Plentywood Thursday morning.
Collie and Roscoe Knudtson al
hauling hay for John Etcharren.
The school bus carrying the Home
stead high school pupils made the
regular trip Monday morning b.
were told to return home as the elias!
es we're to be discontinued until IL
weather moderated.
Marjorie Sell is assisting at the V
johnson home.
Alva Cosper spent the week er
with his father, Guy Cosper. Alva
employed at Poplar and he reports h
car was one that was destroyed in Il
garage fire at that place n day Ia
week.
Miss Anna Waller was in Plent
wood between trains Saturday.
Mrs. Clint Skillingberg burnt h
foot quite badly with hot wat
Thursday.
\ Deputy Sheriff King was an offic
business visitor Wednesday in t
east country.
r. G.. Tyler went to Plentywo
Thursday morning to attend t
wheat allotment board meeting.
Clint and Halver Skillingberg we
business callers in Froid Friday.
Mrs. George Waller entertained t
Homemakers club at her home Frid
afternoon. Papers written on the liv
of Lincoln, Washington and Longft