The producers news., 1930-03-21
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Local BreVities
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weeks vacation from her duties a
Vests Cafe.
Harold Hanisch, who is emplov
ed at Opheim, spent SUNDAY a
his home in this city.
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Atty. Paul Babcock returnet
Thursday from Wolf Point, where
he attended to legal matters.
Joe Olson Of Raymond was il
town several days last week tax,
ing treatments from DIR. York.
Mrs. ]. ]. Gibbons of Reserve
was a shopper in the PlentywooC
stores Tuesday between trains.
Miss Carol Hoeck of Westby
has accepted a position as book.
keeper at the Kienast Motor Com.
pany.
John and Ray Whitish, farmers
of the Welliver country, were
attending to business in the coun.
ty capital Wednesday.
Mrs. Pete Aklestad of PLENTY
wood has been nursing in Conner
town for the past three weeks
returning to her home this week.
Mrs. Selmer Christensen and
daughter were doing spring shop
ping and visiting relatives in
Plentywood Friday between trains
Einar Negaard, Tom Brockley
and Peter Bruvold of Comertown
were looking after business mat
ters in this city Wednesday and
/ Thursday.
! Josie Knudtson left Monday for
her home near Archer after hav-
ing assisted with the household
duties at the R. E. Lang home for
several weeks.
Bert Lagen, district supervisor
of census, called a meeting for
the enumerators of this county on
Wednesday. Mr.. Langen- has tax
en- Mr.. McKellar's place.
L. j. Onstad returned Friday
from business trip to Broadus.
He was accompanied by his son,
Chester, who spent the week end
visiting at his home.
Leo Zeidler returned Tuesday
from Rockwell and points in Iowa
where he visited relatives for two
weeks. He also visited his son.
Gibson, who is a student at the
University of Wisconsin.
Lionel Opgrande of Medicine
Lake and Steve Hanson, represen-
tative of McCabe Brothers Com
mission firm, were Sunday guests
at the A. o. Opgrande home in
this city.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ingwald
Iverson of Comertown, March IL,
daughter. Mother and baby are
doing fine. At the present time
their three other children are con-
fined with the whooping cough.
VIM. and Frank Carlson were in
the city Saturday from their
farms southeast of here. They
met Mr.. Olson, a brother of Mrs.
VIM. Carlson, who come from Mi
Ian, Mimi, TO assist with the
spring work.
F. F. Kleinsarge, w. L. Carlson
of Williston, and Attorney Ralph
Hildebrand of Glendive, represen-
tatives of the Montana-Dakota
Power Company, met with the
City Council Monday night in re-
ference to city lighting problems.
Magnus Mork, farmer of the Re-
serve country, was transacting
business matters and visiting in
the county metropolis Wednesday
Clerk of Court Peterson return
ed last Friday from Minot, where
he underwent an operation on his
nose.
Word was received the first OF
the week that a son was born te
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Horr on March
9th, at Sandy, Oregon. Mr.. Horl
will be remembered as a member
of the Plentywood High School
faculty and Mrs. Horr was super
intendent of the local hospital fol
a number of years.
Mrs. H. H. Hareland and chill.
dren will leave soon for Hanaford
North Dakota where they will op-
crate their farm. Mr.. HarelanC
and Dorothy will remain for 9
short time. The Harelands came tt
Plentywood about two years ag6
and have a large circle of friends
who wish them success in theil
new home.
Mrs. w. D. Roy left last Friday
for her home at Belgrade, Mont.
where she was called by the i'll
ness of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Marcy. Her father has never full
| ly recovered from the illness h
contracted here last year, while a
this time her mother is suffering
from a nervous breakdown. Mr.
and Mrs. Marcy made man!
friends in this city during thei'
stay at the Roy home.