The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-08-01

and Mrs. Nick Gaulrapp who will,
visit here for two weeks.
Kermit Noble is back at HIS work
in the J. c. Penney store after
weeks illness.
Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Undhiem and
children are enjoying two-day Wis
it at Regina.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Ferguson arc
spending two weeks at Glacier PARK
Watertown and Spokane.
The local postoffice and Inpwal-
son store building rs receiving rhe
Ilhlshlng coat of paint this week.
Mary Jane Forman is enioyiney n
weeks stay at the home Of her
aunt MRS. Decker of Minot, N. d.
Mrs. S. Klovstad. Mrs. A. @.
erickson and others We're out berry
picking south of Archer the fore
part of the week.
Phil Schwick, salesman for the ].
l.. case Company, is spending the
week in Plentywood in the interests
OF his company.
Mrs. Bert Torstenson left for Lit
tie Falls, Mimi, last week TO ioin
her husband and son Ronald for a
number of days.
For Rent-Six room house one
bioc-S from Main Street, three blocks
from school house. Good well. Coal
shed attached to house. See A. ].
Moore, Plentywood.
Mrs. Emil Stenmark has accept ed
! position in the cook car for John
Johnson Of the Blue Trail country.
Mrs. Stenmark will cook thru har-
vest as we'll as the threshing sea-
son.
Selmer Johnson c.. M. Munson
Ina
partnership a new Case separator
from Peterson Co. this week. The
partners inform us that harvest will
soon be in full swing.
Gerald Kelly arrived Tuesday from
Great Falls. Fifteen friends met
Gerald at the station after which
the company was served a sumptu-
Gus one o'clock turkey dinner by
Mrs. Kelly in the Rose Garden.
! Miss Helen Highland of this city
and her classmate Miss Leon of
Westby are spending a two weeks
! vacation at their respective homes
The young ladies art student nurses
of the Deaconess hospital in Mime
apolis. They arrived Sunday even
ing.
Hector Martin, Bill Hagaa and
John Hallesy drove to Regina he
forepart Of the week where they
enjoyed the opening days or the
! Fair They also looked over the
huge presses of the Regina Leader.
Post" as well as the broadcasting
station CKCK.
Mrs. Mollie Johnson and daughter
Ruby and Miss Isabelle Braden ac-
companied Mrs. Allen Madden by
car to Williston last Sunday where
the latter boarded the train for st.
Paul. Mrs. Madden will visit her
son DR.. Francis Madden, who is
practicing at that place. Later she
will visit relatives in various parts
of Wisconsin.
The gas and oil supply tanks of
the Westland Oil Co. of this city
were treated to a new coat of paint
last Friday morning. Four men
from Minneapolis were employed by
the company. The paint was ap-
piled with a paint spraying machine
with the exception of the trimming
which was applied in the usual man
ner.
Mrs. Marie Christensen and
daughter Lila left Wednesday fol
Dagmar after spending a week Wis.
iting at the c. f. Christensen home
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Lilly anC
daughter of Minot. N. D., and Mr.
and Mrs. Odin Richardson of Gre
nora visited with j. l.. Sorem las
Friday. Mrs. Lily and Mrs. Rich
: ardson are daughters of Mr.. Sorem
While returning home from Out
: look one evening last week, Russell
; Wigmore and family had the mis-
fortune of wrecking their car. 1
seems that another car Wet then
with very bright lights which blind
! ed Mr. Wigmore so that he turnet
out too far and hit a telephone pole
, The impact was terrific and the en-
! tire family was thrown out, but es
> caned anY serious injury.