Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-01-21

influenza patient a the hospital,
having been admitted last Thursday.
c. w. Buntin. federal attorney OF
Glasgow. was a brentwood business
caller Saturday.
Among those from the Redstone
community in Plentywood Tuesday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Ingell and
Jess Bedwell.
Anton Nelson. Marc Danielson and
p. G. Neville left Wednesday to at
tend the Montana Implement deal
ers' convention at Great Falls.
". G. Mccormick. block man of
the John Deere Implement Co.. was
here from GLASGOW the first of the
week.
Hans Madsen returned last week
from a trip to Deer Lode whore be
took the sheridan county prisoner,
James joyce.
Rev. Clifford returned Thursday
from BILLINGS where he attended the
state ministerial meeting the past
week.
Donald Steele. instructor in the
Outlook schools. is a flu patient at
the hospital here. He was admitted
sunday.
Vernon Jackson of Reserve.
school instructor. is a medical pa
tient at the Sheridan Memorial hos
pital.
Jacob Peterson of Reserve. who
has been a medical patient at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital, was
discharged Tuesday.
Harry Kallak of Reserve, who re-
Gently underwent an appendicitis OPP
GRAFTON at the hospital here, was
able to leave for his home Wednes-
day.
Roy Medders. John Gross and
Thor Thorstensen went to Minot on
Tuesday and will return today. They
attended a welding school held there
this week.
Winners at the bank night draw
ing at the Orpheum theatre Tuesday
night were Mrs. Chris Peterson $50,
and Mrs. Bob Smith, $50. both of
Plentywood.
Gordon Christensen of Westby
who was brought here with a rup-
tured appendix and submitted to an
operation. was able to leave for his
home Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Paske returned Sat
urday from a ten days trip to Min
nesot She was called there by th'
death of a sister-in-law. She visited
relatives and friends at Winger
MINI.
No marriage licenses were issue
from the local matrimonial bureau
the past week. Dan Cupid slum.
this week was the most noted il
some time. Extremely cold weathe
has undoubtedly called to halt OF
proposals and such.
Mrs. Gilbert Paulson and infan
daughter were recently discharge
from the local hospital. The daugh
ter, named Shirley Ann, was Dor
early on the morning of New Year
day and Is believed to be the frs
baby born in 1887 in Sheridai
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hanisch an
Gerry returned Monday from Lo
Angeles where they spent a mont
visiting relatives and friends. MI
and Mrs. Otto Hendrickson of nea
Plentywood, who accompanied theI
to California, will spend the rest Q
the winter there.
Henry Raaen has returned fror
a short trip to Winger, Mimi. Nj
Raaen was accompanied from her
by his father, o. S. Raaen, also faith
err of Mrs. Lillian Paske. The elder
ly Mr.. Raaen spent the Christina
holidays here. He is 80 years old an
in fine health. Last year, alone. n
made a trip to Europe, visiting Nor
way, the land of his birth.
sheridan county vas represente
at the inauguration ceremonies j
Washington, d. c.. yesterday by tw
sheridan county young men. bot
cadets at the L. S. Military academy
Richard Peterson, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Carl B. Peterson of Plentywoo'
and Robert Miller, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Peter Miller of Westby wer
the Sheridan county representatives
The entire West Point corps wen
to Washington for the Inaugural
and took part in the ceremony. Tw
special trains were needed to trans
port the corps. They left West Poin
Tuesday night.