The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-26

- coAAuV al JanI Dance We'd /
nes0ay evening, October 31st. at the
Farmer-LabOr Temple. . '
Jack Becker, who has nloco &c
business at Medicine Lake was IN +Sa a
bneIluan county Metropolis between
Trans Trans tuesday. Jack says Joe Do
IN town is the coming city of the
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Farris Mr. ond
Mrs. Paul Kurtz and Mrs 7 " r
ayers We're entertained at luncheon
d. the Elgm by Pasku Popesku last
Saturday at loo o'clock. A splendid
repast was enjoyed by the party.
A quiet wedding took nlaca 81 +be
MT Vsg chambers of Judge J. J. Nc
rIroy tuesday, when Percy johnson
ana Annie Ehry of Coalridge were
united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony. mai
Carl Angvick of the Reserve dis
trlct received quite serious burns
tuesday while burning stubble with
a gasoline torch when the flames in
some way caught his clothing. He
was brought to Plentywood and the
pain alleviated to a certain extent.
] Mrs. L. E. Ayers of Havre is Wis
ltlng at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
E. Farris of this city. Mrs. Ayres
has Just returned from Chicago where
she finished a post graduate course in
cosmetology at the E. Burnham
Beauty School.
Edward Black and family are now
, located in Plentywood having moved
here from Raymond last week. Mr.
black sold his hotel business to Mrs
5 Baker. He purchased the George
: Simmons residence here this summer
: and is now living there.
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A convention of business men from
e the northeast corner of the state wa,
S called Monday evening to organize
: and discuss ways and means of com
batting the chain stores. The con
vention was a success and with tn,
n assistance of the Newall- Winston
t Grocery Co. of Minneapolis the or
d ganizatiOn was put across.
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A number of the witnesses in tn
e county treasury robbery case at Grea
q Falls returned Tuesday. Anon,
r those who returned were Pete Axle
stad, Frank Dionne, RObt Rookie, Id
Newton, Niels Madsen, Anna Hove
to Ole Moe, Peter Gallagher and Wn
n Erickson. They all reported that gel
I'd ting home was quite agreeable wit
them.
r Eddie Balandi had the misfortur
tn Tuesday afternoon to nearly lose
ne finger from his right hand. Viii
doing some electrical repair work
the Rookie mine it became necessal
II for him to help loosen the bGistir
nc bucket which had jammed and in
Oil doing the bucket fell nearly SEVERN
the digit He was taken to DIR. RoI
on who dressed the injury.
No Sen. Taylor returned Wednesd;
from Great Falls Wednesday whe
he had been called as a witness. N
RIM Taylor imediately went to bed as
on is still suffering from a severe CO
Ire ana IL is only from his iron nerve tn
he has kept on his feet for the De
Week OF more. Ills many Iflen
md trust that he will soon regain his nj
ty NAL good health.
md 49,, D.Lo e:-:Sl
Wednesday of this week. He clai
to be the first and last on the threi
ing job having started August a
W finishing Oct. "a. When one cons
au- ers that there were only six d;
this fell when threshing was held
by the weather, Mr.. Riba must h;
ne hung up new record for strai,
III time threshing.
iu1 While waiting on a customer !
Saturday Cal Peterson Of the Pet
son Company, climbed to the top
per- the shelf LADDER to secure an arti
DAY One of the lower rollers slipped
cars causing the ladder to tip to one S
tter throwing Cal tn the floor. The
gers Of his left hand were sprai
and cut in the fell. Cal saws that
sIel the way down he grabbed at eve
~ thino he passed hut didn't seem
ztn' be able tt connect with ANYTHING $
W. startial before he reached the fl
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