The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-12-14

Rueben Rice, who lives - Lii.
tI; OF P1entywood was shopper in
TINS city Tuesday and also took in the
basketball game in the evening.
Peter Mack, farmer living south
OF Comertown, was in the county seat
Wednesday with vegetables which he
distributed to different friends.
Shop. a1+s
Gladys Kelly has accepted a posi-
ton as assistant and bookkeeper at
the kelnast Motor Co. garage, being
employed during the afternoons.
Axel Olson, farmer of the Dag
mar community, was visitor in the
county metropolis the first of the
week consulting local physicians.
Chief of. Police George Pierce. who
has been absent from his duties for
a few days because of illness, is now
able to be up and around again.
Misses Njaa and Mabel Nordgrer
are back on the teaching force at the
public schools after a weeks absence
occasioned by an attack of the flu.
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c. Torgenson of Minot was a Plen
tywood business caller this week look
ing after business connected with the
detunct First National Bank of this
city.
G. G. (Jerry) Powell is on the sicl
list this week with the flu. He enter
ed the local hospital Wednesda,
where he could receive the best q
care.
Mrs. Gus Olson arrived from tn
Froid country to visit her daughter
Ma'ble and Ruth Olson and Mrs
: Blair Streepe in this city for few
days.
| Misses McMoran, Kim5al and Olso
: of the Plentywood school facult
. were absent from their duties thi
week with the "flu" which is now &c
ing the rounds.
August Jacobsen, son of Ole Ibsel
has just returned with his young brio
from Racine, Wisconsin, and is visi
! ing with his Uncle Christ Ibsen in tt
= Dagmar country.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Kjelstrup
Williston motored to Plentywoc
} Monday, where they visited at Il
: Jack Kjelstrup home and many 9th,
! friends in this city.
A bouncing baby girl arrived at Il
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chri
IL Jensen of Reserve at their HON
{ All concerned are doing nicely.
A baby which did not live was boz
to Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Potter of Re
m stone Monday of this week. MI
E. Potter is getting along quite well.
We handle the Chevrolet cars Al
lg trucks. Bredevine and Larson, Yves
Re by. adv. 81
Gustav copeland, the McElroy te
or, arrived in Plentywood Wednesd
as to visit friends. Mr.. copeland h
d. just returned from a months visit
or Minnesota.
Bob" Porter, Raymond fight me-
n ager, was in Plentywood Saturd
n making arrangement for some of
nd string of pugs to meet outsiders
some future date IL this city.
-, The Catholic Daughters of Amer
held their regular meeting Mono
evening at the parlors of the Cath1
of church. A most interesting sess
al was had and a nice lunch was serv
MS 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Luebke {
daughters of the reservation west
to Froid motored to Plentywood w
ok nesday to visit at the A. J. Mo
be home and do some Christmas sh
ping.
=, Linn Opgrand of Medicine l.
-, motored to the county capital II
CSC day evening with group of ladie:
attend ladies' night at the local 70
skating rink at the Farmer-La
,cl Temple.
py: Mrs. d. J. Olson, Mrs. HI. Krogn
Katherine BOrflS anu Iud NSWAOH
ored to the VIM. Hass home
ess Sunday, where they visited Mrs. T
~ in her new home which is practlc
lCer completed.
Erick Lundeen and Roy Nelson '
. ON among the Outlook citizens seen
l'eu Plentywood this week. Mr.. Lunc
was looking up some seed for
coming year while Mr.. Nelson LOO
1eet after legal business.
eds. :.
~ Idora Moore, sister of H. d. M
sat of the Peterson Co., who has been
ting here for some time, left the
the of the week for Williston, where
en- has accepted a position in the Ha
1ital son Ladies' Shop.
The grocery department of the
S at watson store is undergoing com
change, which will make that pol
department still more serviceabl'
Ra- the public.
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