The producers news., 1930-01-24
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the week for Malta to visit her
mother for few days.
Jens Christensen left Thursday
for Eikhorn, Wis, to spend a few
weeks visiting with friends.
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MIR. and Mrs. Don Losing of
Redstone were shopping aid call
ing on friends in the county capi-
tai from Monday until Wednesday.
Miss Olive Good left the first of
the week for Great Falls after
having been a house guest of Mrs.
Pete Stewart for the past month.
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E. 7. Peterson of Scobey was
looking after business matters
here and visiting with his brother,
c. w. Peterson, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jones were
in from their farm in the Welliver
vicinity Wednesday to look after
business interests and visit with C.
w. Peterson home.
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James Connole of Reserve visit
ed at the McNulty homes the first
of the week. James has just re-
turned from Butte, where he has
visited for two months.
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Mrs. Ben Schlag was able to
return to her home near Redstone
last Saturday after having receiv-
ed chiropractic treatments from
DR.. York for few days.
c. M. Vesterby from the Blue
Trail was shopping and visiting
with friends here Wednesday.
Walter Benson of Archer was in
town Wednesday transacting bust
ness. 80
H. D. Moore accompanied his
brother, James Moore, to Wild
rose, N. D., Tuesday and remained
there until after the funeral of
Mrs. Moore which will be held on
Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Gunderson of Re-
serve shopped and visited with her
sister, Mrs. Hans Rasmussen be-
tween trains. Mrs. Christina Olson
returned to Reserve with her and
will stay for short visit.
County Agent and Mrs. E. S,
Ferguson and Miss Vesta Hanson
Home Demonstration Agent for
the county, left the latter part OF
this week for Bozeman to attend
the Extension Workers Confer
ence.
Miss Florece Matheny, who
teaches the 8th grade has been alb.
sent this week on account of ar
infection in her arm. Mrs. G. M
Undhjem is taking charge of Miss
Matheny's classes during the lat
ter's absence.
Mrs. Warren Smith and two
daughters left last Friday fol
their home at Seattle. They haC
been visiting with Mrs. Smiths
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Forres
Goodman and sister, Mrs. F. ]
Fishbeck for several weeks.
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Oscar Opgrande came home las
Tuesday from Westby, making tn
trip across country with team
in about ten hours. Mr.. Opgrand
went to Westby last Thursday bu
on account Of the 500 train beini
blockaded for several days he wa
obliged to stay there.
Bob Brockley, mechanic at tn
Dooley Implement Company, lei
Monday to attend a ten-day trat
tor school at Williston, sponsore
=, by the international Harvester c,
Misses Irene Jenson~ and Id
:. Bunham spent Sunday at Medicir
n Lake, Tie SuSSIS VI Miss
j French.
Frank Guenther returned Satu1
day from Detroit, Mich, where |
: has been taking a course in au1
!. body building and repair. Frar
!; is now prepared to take care
y mishaps to the body of the car
c we'll as the mechanical workins
+ and being an expert workman W.
! find plenty of work in his ne
v y line, much of which has gone
:, Williston and Minot in the pas
Franks many friends are glad
welcome him back to Plentywoo
t. and he says there is no place III
% home.