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La gaceta., 1937-04-22
r DUENOS DE GA
~DETENIDOS
BAJO LA ACUSACION DE
VIOLAR LA LEY CONTRA
LOS TRUSTS

Los diputados del sheriff Nc
Leod detuvieron aver, aeusan-
dolos de violar la ley contra los
trusts, a los senores v. w. Nc
Kinnon, Vernon Wellborn, Mar
vim H. Williams, S. M. Tharp,
Bill Johnson y George Myers,
duenos de "estaciones de gasoli-
ma" de esta ciudad.
En- ell escrito presentado an
tie Ell juez Cornelius, que los dej6
ell Hbertad bajo fianza, Sc dice
que esos hombres han venido
conspirando para fijar ell pre-
clio de la gasolina en- Tampa y
sus c0ntornos.
Figuran en- la lista de los tes-
tigos de cargo dos empleados de
Ia "eStaclon" de FlreStOne, j. l..
Lee, j. L. Pope, Emma L. Black
well Y otros.
Los diputados buscan de1de
hace 10 dfas a e. III. Wilson,
dreno de la gasolinera de la
arenida Hillsborougth Y la Gale
20, cuyo ESTABLISHMENTS trata-
ron de incendiar criminales des-
conocidos.
La gasolina subi6 de precio
en- las estalciones del distrito Co
mercial desde Is y 10 centavos
a 2112 Y %.
Todavia hay muchas estacio-
mes que venden a 90 centavos Ell
gallon.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
Dos dc Mayo

Dos dc Mayo
Impossible que la usurpaci6n
arrebate al pueblo espahol la
gloria de ,su mas brillante epo-
peya en- defensa de SUI libertad
Fu6 el Dos de Mayo de 1903,
como dijimos aver, cuando ell je-
fe del puesto de artillerfa de Ma
drid, don Luis Daoiz, Sc cubri6
de gloria cayendo acribillado a
balazos junto con su compafiero
Velarde por defender los dere-
chos v la libertad del pueblo.
Agustfn Zaragoza, al igual
que la "Pasionaria" de los pre-
sentes tiempos defendi6 con su
vida la causa de la libertad; a
plicando personalmente la me-
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
N0YAS SNCfkLE

vedades", particularmente en- ell
arroz con polio.
Ei professor Ruilopez amehiz6
Ia comida con sus magnificas e.
jecucftnss al piano, cantandose
varies ndmeros del ritual del OPP
timia Club, por los jovenes Rh-
ben Moreno, Robinson y Gregg
ry.s =
A instancias del Maestro de
Ceremonies, ell campe6n Lew
Ambers dijo algunas palabras,
expresando su complacencia por
ell aspecto de nuestra ciudad,
aup7ue quejandose del calor: La
ropa de invierno que traia dijo
la habfa recluido al fondo de
la maleta, sin pensar utilizarla
mientras estuviera en- Tampa,
Tambien, a instancias de Gre
CORY, Sc dieron Vas manos Chino
Alvarez y Guggino, eonocidos
antiques de sus primeros ITEM
pcs como PROFESSIONALS del ring
" rivales por academies esta
noche.
Hasta cerca de las once sc
prolong6 la reunion. Para to-
mar nota de la fiesta Sc halla-
ban presentes los cronistas de-
portivos, Herminio Canal, Joe
Rodriguez, Pete Norton, Byron
HoHingsworth, Herman Wlag-
ner y Joe Morrison.
! A. M.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
GoTTFRIED

Este intelligence ciudadano,
persona de grandes conoci.
nientos en- Ell giro q que perte-
nece, ACADIA de ingresar COMO
jefe de publicidad en- Ell esta-
bIecimiento Darling, une de los
de esta oiudad.
Gottfried es un hombre de
gran cultura y siente sincera
simpatfa por la colonia latina
Tenemos ell gusto de saludar
lie v desearle muchos exitos.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
HUELCA EN- LA r
~RECENSBURC DE NJ. YORK

! New York, Abril 22--Se han
declarado en- huelga sentada
los obreros de la fabrica Re-
gensburg and Sons de esta ciu-
dad, con sucursal en- Tampa.
Piden los trabajadores un
aumento EN- los jornales de Is
por ciento y condolences de u :
MON.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
No Soporte ell Dolor
LiBRESE DE Ell

Cuando los dolores funcionales
de la menstruaci6n son intensos.
tome CARDUI. 81 este no lie bene-
ficia, consulte un medico. No des-
Guide tales dolores. Deprimen ell
tono de los nerves, hacen perdsr
Ell sueno, matan ell apetito ' con-
sumen SD ~resistencia, Compre una
botella de CARDUI v vera como 10
ayuda, como ha ayudado va q mi
les de mujeres.
Ademas de aliviar ciertos dolo-
res, CARDUI ayuda a construir
TODD el sistema y ayuda a las mu-
Jeres q obtener mas fuerza de su
aiimentaci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
Centre Espq1ol

Centre EsPgnol q.
Cerrara Con broche de dla-
nantes su temporada de mai
nces dominieales la Secci6n de
Recreo del Centre Espanol, con
la que anuncia para ell pr6ximo
Domingo, va que Sc vera honra-
da con la presencia de la encan-
tadora Representative de la be-
lleza Guiana, Srta. Eliza Adam,
Miss Cuba.
Ademas, Y como aliciente a
los bailadores sc sortearan en-
tire ellos, ihombres VI mujeres,
dos magnificos regalos, uno de
la acreditada casa de modas Fer
nandez Vega y ell otro, del tam
oien popularisimo en- ropa de
hombre, Franklin Mems Shop.
La orquesta Don Francisco
ycupara Ell palco de la m1sica.
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e LISTA DE CONTRI-
BUYENTEs PARA Ell TREN-
TIE u A

~ "a
BUYENTES PARA Ell FREN-
TIE u ESPANOL
e-
contfibuyeron con $1,000:
Tn Simpatizador, Una Simpa-
tizadora.
Contribuyeron con $500:
Velarde y Lopez Grocery, Jose
Snchez Peruyo.
Contribuyeron con $500:
Franklin Mems Sh&p, 2 sema-
mas, EstAa Brothers, Jose Sua-
rez fernandez .
.'Contribuyerons con $500:
I'm Montanes de laA4 Ave. 81.
C.)y Tn Gallego Tampeno Is.
s., Cooperative FL Recurso.
Contr1buyeron con $3.50 Un
Italiano Anti-fascista.
Contribuyeron con $1.20:
Valencia Garden Restaurant.
Contribuyeron con $1.00: r.
B. Dfaz, Manuel Fernandez
Pendas, Vicente Ferrer, Anne
10 Munoz Mendoza, Barcelo-
ma Cafe, Luciano Lopez, Cur
llermo Alvarez, Spanish Park
Coffee, J. c., F. Menendtz, Ru
,io's Drug Store, Noises Fill
ng Station, La Nacional Cot
fee Mills, Tomas Alfonso, Coo
perativa La Familiar, 81 Sc
gumdo Progreso Ideal Coffee
Mills, Ell Buen Gusto Restau-
rant F. Fernandez, La Palma
Bakery, Reliable Cleaners, Ro-
yal Filling Station, West Tam
va Bakery, Optimo Restaurant,
Main and Armenia Filling Sta,
Bronx Bar, Fourth of Jaly Ca
fe, Dfaz Restaurant, Atlanta
Restaurant, Polo Norte Ice Sta,
Victor Fernandez, Eagle Drug
Store, Aleman Hardware, Coo
perativa La Nuova Vita, Haba-
lera Grocery, 2 semanas, Alfre-
10 Martinez, 2 semanas, Leone
Brothers, 3 semanas, Valencia
Floral, 8 semanas, Caruso Gro
Gerry, 2 semanas, Alfredo Fer
nandez, Fernandez Restaurant,
8 semanas, Valencia Garden
Restaurant, Piedad Fraga, Gro
cry, 2 semanas, Casimiro We
ga, 3 semanas, Alfredo Marti-
nez, Brick House Cafe, Coope-
rativa La Commune, Ernesto's
Cafe, Michigan Cafe, Martinez
Co., Green House Cafe, Joa-
qufn de la Llama, Manuel Fac
do, Luisa Moreno, A. Solano.
Contribuyeron con 95 centa-
vos Valencia Restaurant.
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos: Emilio Fernandez, Andres
Esp6lita.
Contribuyeron con so centa-
vos: Segundo Vior, Luis Diaz
LLAMA, CT, Miravalles, Alfonso
Leto, Leonardo Garcia, Andres
Belluccio, Columbia Drive Mar
ket, Frank Pullara, r. Menen-
DEE, Mrs. Suarez Cafe, 2 sema-
mas, Bisagra Cafe, 8 semanas,
Almo Restaurant, 8 semanas,
Franklin Restaurant, q sema-
mas, Tony Caruso, w. Y. Gu
mera, Mano Y Puleo, Alessi Ba-
kerry, La Carioca Cafe Espina
Feed Store, 2 semanas, La Popu
lar Bakery, 3 semanas, Tire
mont Cafe, Breton Brug Store,
3 semanas, Ell Gallego Barber
Shop, Petralia Caruso Barber
Shop, Capitano Gresery, Lom-
ho X Cnrooa~rr n n..I 49,
La gaceta., 1937-04-22

Eaferaac Ia Sra. Rodriguez
Esta enferma de cuidado en-
Ell sanatorio del Centre Asturia
noka respectable sonora Arman-
do Rodriguez.
TOdos los recursos de la cien-
cha ls son aplitados y existe la
esperanto de que pueda volver
a su hoga9.
Por ell restablecimiento de la
Sra. Rodriguez, DANA que mere
&c las mayores consideraciones,
hacemos sin.eros votes.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22

Gerry, Ie5LaSe4a BAKERY, ". re"
rer, F. PUG q. Miesli Grocery,
IL Estrella Bakery, Caltagiro-
me- Alva CAFE, Enrique lamar
go, David Gonzalez, C. Mistret-
ia Grocery. Majomis Bolera, ],
and p. Grocery, Delgado.s Depf.
Store. The FRIENDS Club, 10
Flo Grocery, Salcines y L6pez,
La Nina Grocery, Bombero Gro
Gerry, Ell Bien Pdblico Drug
Store, La Florida Grd.ery, Dio-
nisio Barberia, Santos Filling
Station, Mano Aizpiru, Joe Az
piru, El Future Obraro, Avi-
les Restaurant, Paco Vinagre's
Barber Shop, Sardins Filling
IStation, Hernandez Grocery, II.
Lobo, Maxine Alvarez, Lozano
Poultry. y
EantribEyeron con % centa-
Manuel ARGOS, Alicia L6-
PEE Beauty Parlor, Maseda Bar
Der Shop, |. d. NJ, Maseda ca
fc, Jose Jose c.. Fernandez, n
10, Cabal Grocery, PENN Cafe,
Hilario Prieto, Pedrito Barber
Shop, Patino Barber Shop, Jose
Fuente, Isidro Casalin, Paraiso
Grocery, Antonio Ramos, West
Tampa Tren de Lavado, Perdi-
g6n Cafeteria, F. Lopez Cafe,
West Tampa Zapaterfa, Solo
mon Store, v. Cusumano Gro
Gerry, Eagle Filling Station, 10
reno Rodriguez, Scaglione, Pc
pino Botica, Villita's Botica, To
my Labruzzo Fish Market, S. vi
carl Grotery, Frank Agliano
Fish Market, Felo Barber Shop,
Macarroneria F. and G, Teijido
Grocery, G. Puleo Feed Store,
Ferlita Grocery, Eagle Zapate-
ria, Henry Barber Shop, West
Tampa Poultry, Main Service
Sta, Nicolas Hernandez, 8 Sc
manas G.. G. Grocery, 8 sema-
mas, Amancio Fernandez, 2 Sc
manas, Royal Place, Tomassino
Grocery, 3 semanas, Stoves Fill
ing Sta, R. Martinez, 8 sema-
mas, Buena Vista Cafe, Gran O.
riente Restaurant, 8 semanas,
Artillery Filing Station, 2 Sc
nanas, Mario's Filling Station,
Buena Vista Cafe, Frente Po-
pular Grocery, Ell Cometa Gro
Gerry, Botica La Habanera, Amo
relli Z~apaterfa, Raardo Soto,
A. Haber Antonio Juito, Ange-
lica Villarroya, r. M.
Contribuyeron con Is centa-
yes: Ylen Wella, Gait, Frank
Maurici, Jimmie Barber Shop,
Armenia Zapateria, Supreme
Grocery, Victo Shoe Shop, Eco
nomical Shoe Shop, 2 semanas.
Contribuyercn con 10 centa-
vcs: Barberfa de Juan, ManoBo
Place, Mistretta Brothers, Abe
Cafe 8 semanas, Riverside Shoe
Shop, Barberia de Juan.
Tampa, 10 de abril de 1887.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
Mejorando

MejorGnd0
Nuevas inoticias recibimos
del buen amigo Antonio Cueto,
secretario de la Secci6n de Pro-
Ipaganda del Centre Espahol,
reclufdo en- ell s~anatorio de la
mencionada sociedad.
Mejora a cartas vistas ell ami
go Cueto Y dentro de POGO lie
veremos nuevamente active en-
sus trabajos en- favor de la So
ciedad que anna y de la que es
una de sus inquebrantables Coz
lumnas.
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Ell ~banquete del
GLIB OptimistG

Hcnrados con la invitacion
personal que nos hiciera ell in :
sustituible promoter del Campo
mento 116 de Artillerfa de West
Tampa, Jim Downing, asistimos
anoche al banquete que en- no.
nor del campe6n lightweight del
mundo, Lew Ambers, ofreci6 ell
Club Optimista en- ell acreditado
restaurant LAS Novedades."
Merecimos la distinction de
ser presentados por ell Maestro
de Ceremonial, J.. A. Gregory,
jr., embellishments despues de
las 6lieas mujeres presentes,
Mis-. Downing, esbelta v en- ex-
tremo simpatica, y la Srta. Del
Rosal, diminuta y de muy agra
ciadas faeciones.
La presentation del campe6n
mundial, Lew Ambers, la hizo Ell
simpatiquisimo odont6logo Ru-
ben Moreno, con un discurso lie
no d'e expression y de ironicas
semblanzas que Sc aplaudi6 a
rabiar.
Hahlaron tambien muy atina
damsnte, Pete Norton, del pc
ri6dico Tampa Morning Tribu-
ne, y Byron Hollingsporth, del
Tampa Daily Times, asi como
los managers Lew Diamond y
Al Well, de los boxeadores que
ccntenderan esta noche: Chino
Alvarez Y Carl "Red" Guggino.
Otros varies de los presentes
hicieron uso de la palabra, en-
tire ellos ell Promoter Mr.. Jim
Downing, que habl6 de su es :
fuerzo de tres amos por lograr
ell encuentro que tiene anuncia-
dc para esta noyhe, entire los dos
mas destacados boxeadores de
Tampa.
Apreciada por todos la eject
va labor llevada a cabo por Mr..
Downing en- la promotion de
buenos matches de boxeos, se lie
aplaudi6 mucho cuando do por
terroinada su oraci6n.
RI menu servido fue exquisi-
to, hacienda honor al credito de
b. goza ell restaurant LAS No
La gaceta., 1937-04-22

Ell Dos de Mayo de 1903 fue
cuando Sc sublsv6 Ell pueblo ma
drilefo contra los franceses in
vasores; logrando tras cruenta
v obstinada lucha poner en- fuga
a los ejercitcs disciplinadcs y
aguerridos de Napsle6n, triun-
fador en- las inmemorables y
sangrientas bataRas de Auster-
liz y Jena.
La fecha del Dos de Mayo es-
cogida por los Asturianos para
la celebraci6n de su fiesta en- Ia
Finca N al ,pertend-e al pue-
bio espa{F6l con elscual Sc haya
en- simpatia y hombro a ho1abro
en- la titanica defensa de Sls VI
bertades ell pueblo latino de
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1937-04-22
AsoCIACIoN II EMIGRA-
DOS CuBANOSS REVOLT
CIoNEaSos

Sc cita a todos les inscrip6os
a la Rernfep que tendra efeeto
81 pr6ximo domingo Is, a las 3
de la tarde, en- Ell Circulo Cuba
no.
Siendo de sumo interes los
trabajos realizados, de
los cuales hay que informar a
todos, esperamos no falte MIN
pguno.
Ell SecretGsIo.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
BRASS TACKS

Continued from page l
legalized state liquor stores, they'll
have blind pigs. But, if there is
sufficient public sentiment to
arouse recognized leaders in any
community to action, there's no
situation so bad, no matter how
smart the operator, that cannot be
cleaned up.
Slot machines are not bad in
themselves. It's the evil results ac-
companying them. If gambling
could be confined to the men who
car afford TO lose" there would
be no molestation in their opera
ton. The tragedy comes when men
spend money that should go for
food or clothes for their families,
and the innocent are made TO suf-
fer. The same curse lays its hand
on the man who leans over the bar
with a relief check in his hand and
hasn't the stamina to measure the
limitations of his own Indulgence.
Just how the actions of a law
enforcement officer should be
moulded by public opinion has al
ways been open for debate. Some
insist that men indicted into public
office are solemnly charged with
the definite responsibility of up
holding the laws, that they should
be sufficiently conscious of that OBJ
legation TO act upon their w in
itiative, and that any delay or
binding themselves to known and
open law violations while awaiting
an expression or Capitalization of
public opinion, is only the indica-
ton of weakness.
On the other hand, there are
those who follow along the path of
giving the public what it wants"
and argue mat enforcing officers
should be governed by maj criter-
ion, and that alone. True, results
usually come in either case for it
is hard to curb public opinion even
against the cleverest 'fixers'' and
the softest "soothsayers." But it
wasn't until we got a two-isted J..
Edgar Hoover, committed to a war
to the bitter end against crime, that
the Omen really began going plac-
es. An, but, you say, public senti-
ment demanded Hoover! Well, have
your way about it; | like to think
MT Hoover accepted a responsible
ity and went about discharging it
without waiting to see what the
world thought about it. Fact of the
matter is, one of the big tasks he's
mad since taking over the office of
bureau chief has been to arouse
pubic opinion to grave responsible
ity OF his own department, and the
work of the men under him.
$50
Depend upon it; slot machines
not been destroyed or moved
OF the county. They are merely
awaiting-shall we say =
storm to blow over" Thev A,
nave gone before, always to return.
they stay out this time or
not. Mr.. Citizen, depends on YOU,
Ut that we should be convinced bv
low. The Lions club did a note
worthy thing in initiating the
louse-cfeaning. This newspaper be-
leves the club acted in what IT be-
leved to be for the general better
mt or the community. If other or
'anizations follow with similar ac-
ion' a public feeling will have been
'emented that will hold together
be effective for some timo to
ONE.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
Rushing Chairman

Richard G~ustafson. Plentywood,
member of Chi Phi fraternity at the
University of Minnesota, has been
elected Rushing Chairman of his
fraternity for this school term, ac-
cording to a bulletin received by
The Herald from the relations bu-
rear Of the university.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28

In the city today from Williston
is Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hanisch and
son Gary. Mr.. Hanisch leaves today
for Fargo. N. D., then to Racine,
Wis. and Rockford. ILL.,, where he
will attend a sales meeting OF the
J. |. Case Co. Mrs. Hanisch and son
will be guests at the Otto Hend-
dickson home at Antelope during his
business visit east.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
On State Tour

Vernon Hoven. state president Of
the Young Democrats. is this week
touring the state on an inspection
four and visit TO various Young
Democratic clubs. On Saturday the
state organizations executive COM
mittee will be in session at Great
Falls.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
Returns to Home

Elmer Serum of Medicine Lake.
who was injured in a mine accident
about a month ago and who has
been confined TO the hospital here,
was discharged from the hospital
sunday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
Tax Receipts Mailed

Tax receipts for the t~aXpaying
period ending in November are be-
Ing mailed from the county treas
urer's offices and by the first OF the
week all of the receipts will have
been written and sent to payers.
Henry Goodman, deputy treasurer,
states that some taxpayers have
been paving their taxes this week.
To Scobey. Wolf Point
Judge S. E. Paul and Court Re-
porter E. S. Koser were in Scobey
and Wolf Point this week on reg
ular law and motion matters in
district court.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28

The following are recent mar
riage licenses issued from the clerk
Of courts office: Gordon Shook to
Amy Muyer. both of Regina. Sask.;
Alex j. Sepulveda, Santa Barbara.
Calf, 10 Augusta Laursen, Dag
mar. Augusta Laursen is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gonius Laursen,
prominent residents of the Dasmar
community. Also TO Gordon Adams,
Lang, Sask.. and Francis Hesla.
Grand Coulee. Sask.: Lloyd Adams,
P%lentywood. 10 Martha R%einertson,
Plentywood.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
Fold Retmrns

r. :. Ford. P%lentywood automo-
bill dealer injured in an auto mis-
hap and for some time confined to
a hospital in Minneapolis. returned
TO plentywood Tuesday night. Mr..
Ford is able 10 be around with the
hel of a cane. \ host of friends
here welcome him back to the city.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28

Sunday dinner guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. V. r. Anker were
Freida Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Raaen, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Wagnild and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Void and family and Rev. and
Mrs. Warren Hansen of Medicine
Lake.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
From Helena

Mrs. Dolls Dean Burgess. field
secretary of the Florence Critten-
ton Homo of Helena. was here on
official business Tuesday. Mrs. Bur
CESS visits this section annually in
interest of the Crittenton home
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
Major Operation

Earl Grandal. Ignite. n. D.,
youth and stationed at the CCC
cam at Medicine Lake. underwent
a major operation at the hospital
Saturday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
Plan Carnival

The Plentywood American Le-
s%ionnaires in session Monday night
voted to again sponsor a carnival
here. The carnival has been annual
event of the local post. II will be
sponsored in November il has been
announced.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
Visits Here

Visits Here
Roy Kawabata, formerly chef al
the City cafe. is in the city thi.
week. Mr.. kawabata for the ras.
NO y4nrs has been employed a
Grand Forks and Minot, N. D.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
Discharged Tuesday

lrs. o. L. Enger of Westby was
able TO leave for her home Tues
day.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
To Wolf Point

Mrs. L. S. Koser motored to Wolf
Point Saturday to spend the week
end with friends.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
Here from Reserve

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Carpenter
Of Reserve were P%lentywood busin-
ess callers Tuesday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
To billings

To Killings
A. j. Thunem, plentywood OH
dealer. returned the first of thel
week from Billings and laurel
where he went on business.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
I'm New Location

The P~len'ywood Produce Co. OPP
Grated by j. II. Fretheim is now
established in their new location in
che former Riba bank building on
Main street.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28
Bags Elk

ts1-S FIN
Archie Mann, ardent Plentywood
sportsman. returned to Plenytwood
last week end from western Mon
tana where he spent about two
weeks on a big game hunting expe-
dition. He bagged a fine elk shortly
nfto- the opening of the season.
After getting his elk. Mr.. Mann
spent some time in search of bear.
Although he spent several days in
the attempt the bear hunting eNpe-
dition was futile.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28

which for the most part is financed
by solicitations.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28

Homestead Patient
Mrs. j. 5. Miller of Homestead
is a patient at the Sheridan Memoir
ial hospital. She vas admitted Tues
day.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28


Rushing Chairman
Richard Gustafson. Plentywood,
member of Chi Phi fraternity at the
University of Minnesota, has been
elected Rushing Chairman of his
fraternity for this school term. ac-
cording to a bulletin received by
The Herald from the relations bu-
reau Of the university.
s. 3
Ford Returns
+. :. Ford. Plenty wood automo-
bill dealer injured in an auto mis-
hap and for some time confined to
a hospital in Minneapolis, returned
TO Plentywood Tuesday night. Mr..
Ford is able TO be around with the
hel of a can \ host of friends
here welcome him back to the city.
Major Operation
Earl Grandal. Ignite, N. D.,
youth and stationed at the CCC
cam al Medicine Lake. underwent
a major operation at the hospital
Saturday.
Trip East
Mrs. Pete Stewart and Shirley
Backer made a trip to Minot last
Tuesday. returning to brentwood
Friday.
Guest Here
a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ). E. Paul is Mrs. w. NJ. Cros-
sen Of Redstone. Mrs. Crosen, who
Is Mrs. Paul's mother, arrived Sun
day for a weeks visit.
Town Caller
r. c. Heppner, farmer OF the east
P~lentywood community, was a bus
iness caller in Plentywood Saturday
afternoon.
Visits Here
Arnold Hanson and family of New
Deal were in town Saturday visit
ing relatives here. Mr.. Hanson has
been employed at Fort Pek for the
past year.
To Minnesota
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson of
Doolel left the first part of the
week for points in Minnesota where
they will visit relatives.
Here on Visit
Mrs. Melvin Myles and daughters
of B%ottineau, n. D.. arrived here
Wednesday night to spend a week
or two visiting a THE E. G. Brown
home. Mrs. Myles is the former Ha-
eel Brown.
tc.fertown Man Patient
Simon Hansen, Comertown bus
inessman. was a patient at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital several
nays last week. Mr.. Hanen was
able TO leave for his Comertown
home Saturday.
COnertown Patient
Mrs. Chris Madsen of Comertown
was admitted to the hospital Satur-
day. She is a medical patient.
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tndcrgocs Operation

Mae Antonson of Plentywood is
an appendectomy patient at the hos
pital.
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.aertown Man Patient

tC.fertown Man Patient
Simon Hansen, Comertown bus
inessman, was a patient at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital several
nays last week. Mr.. Hanen was
able to leave for his Comertown
home Saturday.
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MT. and Mrs. John Paulbeck and
Attorney and Mrs. Grant B~akewell|
were visitors in Regina. Sask., onl
Tuesday. They returned on Tuesday
evening.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-28

Mrs. Pete Stewart and Shirley
Backer made a trip to Minot last
Tuesday. returning to P~lentywood
Friday.