The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-03-01

Hector Martin returned Thursday
from Grand Forks, N. D., where he
had been visiting the past week.
Miss Julia Ereth spent the week
end at the 7. H. A. Ross home in the
Raymond-OutIook country.
Jim Dalvin, salesman for the Inter
national Harvester Co. was here on
business last Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Work has commenced. on razing the
buildings of the Peterson Co., pre-
paratory to the erection of the new
garage in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Matkin drove
down from Redstone Friday t. visit
with relatives and attend. the - mems
ball.
Clarence Petersen of Dagmar spent
Sunday and Monday of this week Wis.
ltlng friends and relatives in Plen.
tywood.
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Ray Lang, Fred F!orman and Joe
Redmond returned Tuesday from a
sightseeing trip to Texas, New and
old Mexico.
M. w. Markuson and Clifford Doc
ley of Dooley were transacting bus
mess at tire treasurer's office Wed
nesday.
Floyd Sunderland of Scobey visited
with friends and relatives here last
week, also taking in the firemen's
ball Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Nelson of the
Raymond country motored to Plenty
wood Wednesday on business and also
to do some shopping.
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Mrs. Ludwig Odegard and son Pet
er were among those who shopped in
Plentywood Saturday and called on
friends while in the city.
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Orvald Void of the Outlook terri
tory attended the basket ball game
between the Vagabonds and Sons OF
Norway teams last Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie Saxton, proprietor of the
Deluxe Beauty Parlor spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in Ante.
: lope, returning Monday morning.
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"Pud" Marsh and Francis Huebnel
returned Tuesday from a weeks tril
} to Minot where they attended the con
vention of the Westland Oil Co.
e Hank Molden, former resident O
e Plentywood, stopped day in the cit,
to visit with old time friends befor
continuing on to his home in Mime
j apolis.
Peter F. Peterson, Jr., who ha
been visiting the past two weeks wit
: his mother, Mrs. Ludwig QdseegaaEe
ternoon.
It Mrs. Anderson, proprietress of tn
d Montana Inn, returned Wednesda
from the coast where she has bee
spending the past three months visi
S ing friends and relatives.
Peter Marion arrived in PlentywOC
Monday afternoon after spending tt
p past five weeks at different points
ty California. 1t is said that he w
Immediately set his traps to cat
some wild police pups.
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cd Charley Grant returned from We
Point Wednesday evening, makil
the trip by saddle horse. He repo1
IL the roads almost impossible and We
u few cars being used on the roads an
where.
I'm A. H. (Dutch) Kazek drove in fro
at his farm, Is miles southwest of Pie
ay tywood Tuesday and spent two da
shopping and looking after business
MS this city. Dutch" says this has be
re- "plenty tough" winter on the far
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Sarah Hansen returned Friday fir
is northern Minnesota where she
uis been working the past few mont
IS. She has accepted her old position
Ingwalson's, resuming her duties
ope Saturday.
son -oo-
ay. The Home Grocery is receiving
new coat on the interior, the up
hey walls receiving a color of light gr
and and the low slate color. The tr
,od. mings will be of slate color, add
greatly to the appearance of
our popular grocery store.
Mrs. Mary Janecke and three c
the dren left last Friday for their HI
Elk. at Swift Current, Sask., after sew
weeks visit with Mrs. Janecke's ]
'aN0 ents on the reservation, and other
n'S- atives. Mrs. Augusta Hueth and
Adolph accompanied them home.
was Lillian Gundersen who was Ope
this ed on for appendicitis last We'd
day at the Mercy hospital in Wi
ton is convalescing rapidly. She
Mr. poets to come home for a short
he cation before returning to her v
ev- with the Montana-Dakota Power
at Williston.
mme Mrs. Thomas Walsh and