Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-12-10

Harry Ehrmanntraut returned Tues
dav from Washington, d. C., where he
has been the past month on business
in connection with the Soil Conserva-
ton set-up.
Surgical patients released last week
from the Sheridan county hospital
were Mrs. Ray Kallak of Reserve,
LDagne Jeusen of Reserve and Gordon
Ho1tt of Antelope.
l $The we'll digging outfit of George
: kSkin of Baker, which has completed
the digging of W. wells for the city,
will leave today for Poplar to begin
work in that vicinity.
Miss Anna Hovet has been missed al
her accustomed post in the court
house this week due to illness. She IS
confined to her home with a w at
tack of chicken pox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keefer Hansen of An
aconda arrived Monday for a short
visit with Mrs. Ida Anderson. Mr.. Han
sen is also here or business concerning
the railroad commission.
December II at 2 to 2:15 Little Ruth
Feigel, 6-year-old radio artist, will sing
a Christmas program over KICK, fol-
lowed by her father, Robert Feigel,
in a Glasgow Day program.
Practical Christmas gifts for the
whole family. RCA and General Flee
tric radios. Battery and Electrical
models, Apex washers. irOners, vacuum
cleaners. a new Linoleum rug. Crash
am Variety Store. 1t.
It's none too soon to be thinking of
Christmas and a gift for old friends.
They'll appreciate the thOughtfulness
that prompts you to send your photo
graph. Luehr Studio. 13-tf.
Mrs. R. Hansen Of Estevan, Sask..
left for her home Tuesday after a
weeks stay at the c. Undhjem home.
Nh. Undhjem drove to Minton to en-
able Mrs. Hansen to catch the train
from there.
Henrietta Peterson returned We'd
nesday from a five weeks visit with
relatives in Minneapolis and Pelican
Rapids, MINI. She was met in gilbert
son by Mrs. Jenny Peterson and Cliff
Peterson.
The tenth of a series of Sunday
school teacher training classes was
held Wednesday in the Lutheran
church p~arlors. Mrs. R. Lund has had
charge of the psychology courses and
Rev. o. Schmidt of the catechism.
Hazel Callahan drove to Miles City
|, Wednesday to attend a public health
nurses conference. Meetings will be
held Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of this week. Margaret Whaley of Sid
, ney accompanied Miss Callahan.
Mrs. Bernie Schultz, Mrs. Walter
Erickson and John Wiler of Westby
drove to Plentywood Tuesday to visit
, MIR. and Mrs. Henry Rowland. Mrs
Erickson and Mrs. Schultz returned
Wednesday. Mr.. Wiler plans to remain
in town a few days.
, Paul Kurtz went to Havre Tuesday
: on business matters and returned
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Kurtz saio
that driving on the highway was diff
ficult due to a heavy fog which blan.
! keted the Missouri and Milk river bot
! toms Tuesday night. Several cars ano
trucks were seen in the ditch.
The Altar society met in the Cath
Ole church parlors last Wednesday to
elect officers for the coming year. New
officers chosen were Mrs. George
O'Toole, president, and Mrs. Archie
Mann, vice president. Mrs. H. S
Krebsbach, recording secretary, Mrs
r. E. Gustafson, financial secretary
and Mrs. j. w. Mckee, treasurer, re-
tanned their offices. Hostesses were
Mrs. X. Duggan and Mrs. Frances
Donaldson.
HOLIDAY SPECIAL-(Dec. 10 to
81. During these dates we are giving
special rates on all cleaning and press
ing. Mems suits and extra trousers
$1.O0. Mems suit and hat reblOcked-
S1.00. Ladies or mems coats-75c- La
dies dresses plain-75c. Take advantage
of this offer and have us put your gar
ments in Al shape for the occasion
We guarantee our work. Plentywood
Cleaners and Tailors, VIM. Hanisch'
Prop. 16-1tp
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hoven left by
car Wednesday afternoon on a COM
bined business and pleasure trip to
Helena. Mr.. Hoven expects to return
through Havre for a meeting of the
northern Montana Democrats associ-
aticn Saturday. The meeting will b
attended by governor-elect Roy f. Ay-
ers, and undoubtedly a general discus
sion will be had of anticipated legisla.
ton, as we'll as possible appointment
to be made, A concerted effort is be
ing made to secure more recognition
for the northern section of the state.
i, The Sheridan Cleaners have in
stalled new equipment in their dry
cleaning establishment here. The neN
equipment includes a 15-suit siz
cleaner which gives clothing a thor
ough bath" of absolute clean napth;
The latest type of high speed rotar
extractor has also been installed. .
deodorizing steam plant will also b
-, added to the already up-to-date plar
operated by Mr.. Helm. The machine
are of a size and type usually foun
in cities much larger than Plenty
wood.