The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Britt Chandler
were Wednesday visitors here from
Dooley.
"Red" Evenson, Continental,
agent of Reserve was transactinr
business here Wednesday.
Mrs. Oscar Lindhe and dauObter
of Outlook visited at the G. w
Peterson home Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Bull attend
ed the funeral of d. M. McGilyarv
at Redstone Thursday afternoon.
Matt Stein, auditor for the West
land Oil Company, has been audit
ing books at the local station this
week. fsssrs
Mesdames Ike Selvig and C. E..
Stapleton of Outlook were visitors
IN the county metropolis Thursday
afternoon. '
I Mesdames T. Kelly and T. Brock
ley of Comertown visited at the
Robert Brockley home Thursday
Charles Brown of Los Angeles.
Calf, stopped here Wednesday en-
route to Scobey where he will visit
with his parents. ~sf
Martin Nelson is assisting at
the Peterson Hardware while the
Peterson brothers are hunting at
Johnson Lake.
Miss Irene Capriva of Dooley
was a guest of Mrs. Robert Brock
ley during the teachers meeting
here Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Bull took in
the old-time dance at Redstone
Saturday night. Forrest Goodman
furnished the violin music.
Mrs. H. Caselberg arrived the
latter part of last week from NAL
ia to visit with her daughter, Mrs.
E. l. Miller for several weeks.
w. D. Bruce, credit manager of
the Westland Oil Company, was
here from Minot Tuesday and
Wednesday, attending to business
matters.
Miss Kitty Jarvis returned to
her home at Culbertson Thursday
after having been a guest at the
Chas. Huebner and F. G. Fishbeck
homes for the past week.
Mrs. Niels Christensen and
daughter Lillian and Remour
Brinkman, Ellen Nielsen and Dag
ney lessen visited at the Peter JUL
farm near Outlook Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Paulman, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Spooner and children
and VIM. Simmer motored to Cros-
by, N. D., Sunday, where they
were guests at the Tom Ryan
home.
Car heaters, B. Batteries, Alec
hol, Gylcerine and Kelly Tires al
the Tire Shop. 29-tz
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mensing are
the proud parents of a daughter
born Sunday, October 18th. It's
hardly necessary to say that botl
mother and baby are doing nicely
considering the broad smile Ray
wears around the city.
The Misses Katherine and Nan
, cy Marion and Anna Hovet motor
ed to Great Falls over the weel
end to visit the formers father
! Peter Marion, who has been con
4, fined to the Columbus Hospital IL
J that city for the past three months
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowler ant
daughter left the latter part of tn
3 week for their home in Glendiv
: after having visited at the r. L
. Gustafson home for a few days.
S Monday morning Mrs. r. Z
Lang received word that her moth
!, er had passed away that morning
: Mr.. and Mrs. Lang left immediate
: ly by car for her home at AustiI
c MINI.
d Mesdames Geo. Koenig, H.
r Krebsbach, Paul Ketterman, Id
> Krebsbach and George OToole a
h tended the formal opening OF tn
new addition to Mercy hospital
> Williston Tuesday.
K Sister Marie Alfred of Colfa'
J. Washington, visited at the hon
II of her sister, Mrs. A. J. Garnea1
and family, Wednesday and Thurs
! day of last week. Mrs. Garnes
- went to Williston on the train
;r meet her.
n Mrs. Oscar Christianson and so
Oscar Gordon, came over fro
ID Westby Tuesday to spend the +
n mainder of the week visiting
ID the home of Mrs. Christensen
he parents, Atty. and Mrs. L. J. .
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