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La gaceta., 1930-02-13

que mia pasao! Digamelo us.
te, que no he tenio mas sueno
que este!
-Compadezcase ust6 de mi,
Currito. No me haga ust6 ha-
blar mas claro... Yo no puedo
ser su mujer de uste. Yo no pue-
do tener mas vida que mi hijita
y mi trabajo. Soy una mujer
manchada .Olyideme u>tt, Gu
rrito; olyideme uste!
Isl aunque quisiera no po-
dria! Isl no s'ha do uste nunca
de mi pensamiento desde la no.
che aqueva! Oigame uste a mi;
70 he pensao mucho en- too 10
que nos ha susedio; yo no 10 Sc
eXplica; pero too ha sio porque
tenia que pasa asi pa que uste
supiera too 10 que la quiere es-
La gaceta., 1930-02-13

Uste no ha sio mala. Lo Sc yo!
Y 70 la quiero a uste. Y 81 uste
no me quiere... que me mate er
prime toro err domingo!
Ella Sc estremeci6 miedosa. +
insisti6 trabajosamente, dolo-
rosamente:
-Oigame uste, Currito... No
puede ser!
FL inclusero la suplic6 con e4
alma transida y las manos cru
zadas como en- una oraci6n:
i Quierame uste, Rosio!
isl yo lie quiero a ust6 =!
Sc lie escape.
i Rosio !-grit6 el, loco, lie.
yantandose-. iDfgamelo ust6
otra yes! iPor la salu de su ma
DIRE, digamelo uste otra YES, que
no 10 habia oio nunca y no Sc
La gaceta., 1930-02-13
LA COMISION GUIANA LIE
LEVANTO LA SUSPEN-
SION A "PINCHO"

Habana, Feb. 13.-La Conf
sion Nacional de boxeo de Cuba
levant6 aver la suspension que
hace pocos dias impusiera a
Luis Felipe Gutierrez, manager
del pugilista cubano Kid Choco-
late, extendiendo a este una nue.
va licencia.
Gutierrez fuera suspended
por haber dicho a un miembrU
de la Comisi6n de Boxeo que ha-
bia procedido de manera arbi-
traria e ignorando 10 que es ell
pugilismo professional.
La gaceta., 1930-02-13

incitaba a reir, y por una triste-
"a que humedecia sus ojos.
i Rosio LA suplic6 el.
Tr6mula, ahogandose con las
palabras, alz6 ella la cara blan-
ca, blanca. Y trabajosamente lie
dijo:
-Currito, Y no Sc como agra
deserle a uste la estima que me
base, Ha sido uste muy bueno
siempre conmigo; pero yo...-a-
tragantandose-. No es que lie
despresie a ust6, Currito, ipo-
bre de mil, no, senior; que lie
pongo a uste mas alto que ell
hombre que este mas alto; pc
70 yo...-rompiendo a llorar sin
consuelo-. Yo no puedo ser la
mujer de un hombre honrado!
mo olga uste ESQ, Rosfo |!
La gaceta., 1930-02-13

Artilleria aconsejado por Lew
Diamond, una "paloma' para
0frecer ell dia 81, en- Benjamin
Field, al aviador y excolegial hi
40 de PA" Stribling.
Buscando un c~ontrario para
w. L. Sc enviaron telegramas a
differences lugares de la naci0n
" de las con.estaciones ha sail
10 ell rival un tai Pietro CORR,
native de Austria, pertenecien-
e a la cuadra de boxeadores de
IN senior apellidado Herbert, de
York,
Como es natural suponer, el
.5r. CORR sera "abatido" por los
Olpes de S.ribling y este lie ser
vira de experienced y al publ
co de placer.
En- una de sus dltimas peleas
Corri ofreci6 una gran resisten-
cia a Ted SandWina, ell ciudada-
no que 'noqueara" a Knute
Hansen.
Ell austriaco ha sido derrota-
.or Ricardo Bertazzolo, Johnny
Crosse y Ted Sandwina.
Ostenta victorias por deci-
La gaceta., 1930-02-13
CURRITO
DE LA CRUZ
NOVELA
por
Alejanir0 Perez Lugin.
4lejaniro Perez Lugin.

yoz de Currito, que desde la es-
-Mire ust6 70 la pondre a
uste en- I'm arta~, porque 70 Ia
quiero a ustA con toas las We
ras de mi anna, iRosio! Y 81
uste no me quiere ma ma que
una chispita, que no la pic a
uste ma, pues yo..., Gsabe uste?..
Porque 70 la quiero a uste con
toas las yeras de mi coras6n.
Ella no acertaba a hablar, al
ternativamente dominada por
una algeria muy grande, que Ia
La gaceta., 1930-02-13

pa aJogarme!... Mire ust6, 70,
antes, cuando iba a torea, lie pc
dla a la Nirgen que mt sacara
blen... Pues ahora no lie pic nun
ca ma ma que me quiera ust6.
j NHgenslta de la Esperansa. d.
la que ms quiera!
Ella. vencida, LENA de graft
tn dy amor sinyi6se naeer a una
nueva vida; pero no encontr6
p~aiabras; baj6 la cara rubori-
zada...
FL tuvo un arranque de aque-
Hos que en- la plaza lie rendian
Ia muItitud: la cogi6 mimosa-
mente la cara y Sc la alz6.
-;Saqueme ust6 de penas!
] Digame ust6!...
Sc 10 dijeron los ojos negros,
que lie iluminaron con resplan-
La gaceta., 1930-02-13
BOXEO
RISKO LEGO A MIAMI

Miami, Feb. 13.-Con ell fin
de prepararse para 81 batalla
del dia 27 con ell gigantic ar
gentino Victorio Campolo, arri-
DO aver a esta ciudad ell pana
dero de Cleveland, Johnny Ris,
ko, tambien conocido por ell
"hombre de gonna.
Situara Risko su campamen-
to de entrenamiento en- Holly
wood, a ounce millas de aqui.
Raul Bianchi. de la Argent
ma, contratado para pelear en-
uno de los preliminares con Bill
Daring, llegara ell domingo de
ia Habana, donde ha estado en-
trenandose en- la Arena Colon.
La gaceta., 1930-02-13

Tampa, venci6 aver por deci-
sion a la Maravilla del condad3
de Polk, ciudadano que vive 81
Palatka y pesa 1873 libras.
Paula ATTIC Electives pune.
taos a 81 c~oncrario, hacienda
l. perdar brios.
Mickey Nc Daniels hizo -.
bias, en- la semifinal, con BABY
Joe Miller.
La gaceta., 1930-02-13

sion sobre celebridades como
Franckie Wine, Lou Barba, To-
ny Galento, Joe Monte, Battling
Levinsky, Charles Weinert y pu
so q dormir a Mike Conroy, Joe
Micha j Al Shering.
Stribling liegara a Tampa del
microbes al jueves de la soma
ma entrante, luego de que derro-
te a Joe Pasko, de Toledo, Ohio,
otra "palomita'.
La gaceta., 1930-02-13
NOTAS De BOXE0

En.re los fanaticos del pu-
gilismo ha d~espertado entusias-
mo Ia venida de Kid Chocolate,
el negrito cubano, ell meior de
todos los boxeadores de su peso
que haitian en- este "misero
mundo".
Como es l6gico suponer al ne
CRITIC Sc lie ha escogido una pa,
Iona, aunque 81 trata a los de
la primera division como 81 fue-
ran 'palomitas''.
La gaceta., 1930-02-13

La prueba de que Victoria
Campolo es un pugilista de me-
rito la encontramos en- los elo-
qjos que lie dedican los Periods
tas de Miami.
81 ell argentine fuera un "ba-
rrig6n' va Sc 10 habrian dicho,
no obstante la consideration
que merece la compania Madi-
son Square Garden.
TODD indica que ell arg ltino
iustificara la actitud de la CO.
mission a.l6tica del estado de
La gaceta., 1930-02-13
VICTORIA DE

Boston, Mass, Feb. 13.-Jim
my Maloney venci6 aver aqui
por nocao t6cnico, en- ell cuarto
~asalto, a Al Freedman, pugilis-
ia local, que Sc cay6 por entire
las sogas recibiendo un golpe
en- la cabeza que lie dej6 sin CO.
nocimiento.
Friedman Sc hallaba atacan
do de manera furiosa a Maloney
La gaceta., 1930-02-13

mo tenfan fortaleza Is pc
netazos de los pugilistas que ie
pusieran a dormir?
Porque Emmanuel, no o3s,s2
tie ell 5remendo golpe que i2 aoh-
cara su con.rario, verci6 . sc,
descargandoIe un marti''azo
por la quijada
La gaceta., 1930-02-13

Tommie Burns esta prepar%n,
dose para su pelea dc, viern
en- Benjamin Field, con Chin
Alvarez de oponente. Animate
por su reciente victoria SCORE
Johnny Cruz, la estreIla Guiana
el Chino ha pedido que, 81 ven
&c a Burns, Sc lie concierte una
"batalla' con JESUS Granados.
La gaceta., 1930-02-13

Dice Armando Emmanuel. cl
,rugilista hebreo, abogado de los
Angeles, que un tai Vigo Do
man lie la pegado ell puno.azo
mas fucrte que 81 ha recibido en-
81 vida.
La gaceta., 1930-02-13

NUEVO BUNGALOW.-Una
pequena cantidad en- mano y
ell balance como renta lie pone
en- possession de un bonito bun
galow bien construido y cerca
de la Avenida Michigan. Tam
bi6n acepto cualquiera otra
propiedad en- Gambia. Telefo-
no M64-352.
Tengo otra en- la Gale II,
que 10 vendo en- las mismas con
diciones.
La gaceta., 1930-02-13

Martin Oroz, ell espahol que
hace pocos dias fuera d@errota-
do por eli negrito Baby Joe Cans
en- New York, peleara ell saba
do. en- Ia Arena OLYMPIA, con
Allan Gibbs.
Oroz es un muchacho fuerte y
raliente Y Sc %pronostica que "lle
cara lejOs'.
La gaceta., 1930-02-13

CASA DE
I'm gran edificio de MADEIRA con
ocho amplios apartamentos.
Con todas las conveniencias mo,
dernas y cast nueva. En- punto
magnifico para hacer dinero al
quilando cuartos 0 con un boar
ding. Ell precio de TODD es
$1,000, en- faciles pages.
Lame a Keuneke o Efird n.
la oficina de Henderson Wa
rren Simms. - Tel. 1858.
La gaceta., 1930-02-13

La noti3ia de que Ell Chino le
ha servido I'm cartel de desafio,
rrobablemente "encantara" a
La gaceta., 1930-02-13
Ia H1CETR

cuando este Sc desyi6 y AL no
pudo %contener ell impulse de su
cuerpo, cayendo y lastimando-
sc.
La gaceta., 1930-02-13

Otro de lcc extranicrcs cue
Il Madison Square utilizara en-
es Ell frances Noise Bou-
quillon.
La gaceta., 1930-02-13
PAULA DERROTO A
WONDER

Ocala, Feb, 13.-Utilizando
ventaia en- alcance de BRAS
su habilidad, Mario Paula, de
La gaceta., 1930-02-13
BUSCADA UNA "PALOMA'
PARA STRIBLING

All fin Sc ha encontrado por
ell promoter Kennedy del 116 de
La gaceta., 1930-02-13
CLASIFICADOS

Sc DESEAN va,rias mucha.
chas de buena apa~iencia y que
hab,en espabol para solicitar
6rdenes para vestidos de ninas,
en- Ybor City.
Pres6ntonse el jueves entire
las 10 y las IL m. e \ ell cuarto
No, 6 de la casa, calle Lafayette
n1mero 312, Tamra
La gaceta., 1930-02-13

tea
go las meJCres pang&s en- casa
Y Totes, en- tolos los lugal es /"
la ciudad FabriCc casas con po
% diner) en- man) y orimeraa
hipotecas. Pe,Iro '. Lopez 1915
:alle 9 YEor tJlty.
QUESTION DE LOCALIZA
,ION.-Los .ote3 valen per ST
ocaiizaci6n y no ,Dor SD tamano
Zero cuando leuren ambas. con
liciones Sc yaloriza mas Ia pro
iedad.
Frente al Robes Park, e
mas bonito de Tampa, vendo
I'm Tote grande, muy barato, c
lie fabrico asu gusto 81 10 pre-
fiere. - Tel6fono M64-352.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-12-12
LIBRARY NOTES

The Sheridan County library is
growing-without a doubt. A sur
vey of the circulation reports for
the month of November show that
during that month a total of 2O91
books were given out. This is an
increase of 719 books over the cir
culation at that time a year ago,
when 1873 books were checked.
That the number of users of the
library is increasing also, is shown
by the fact that 76 new borrowers
were added during the month of
November. The entire county rs
quite we'll represented in this list,
although the largest number, 80 of
/ them, are from Plentywood. The
other approximate one-half rank as
| follows from Antelope Z; Archer 1
/ Comertown 9; Dagmar 6; Dooley 2;
! Homestead q Medicine Lake l; Out
/ look 5; Reserve 2; Wanso 1; Westby
Il. We welcome these new borrow
/ ers, and hope that they may find it
/ profitable as we'll as pleasant to
continue the use of the library.
! Books are being mailed out daily
! to those who cannot come to the Ii
brary to make their own selections.
/ A few new books that are ready foT
circulation at present are:
/ Sharp - Rhododendron Pie; My
Best Story. an anthology of stories
chosen by their own authors; Knox
The Best Detective Stories of 1929;
Duun-The Trough of the Wave;
/ Moss-The Flag of the u. s.; Lin
derman-American; Weekend library
issue of 1890; Smith-Prose and
Verse for Speaking and Reading
Beery-Stuff. the Story of Materials
Friend-Earning and Spending the
Family Income; Todoroff-What is
What in Groceries; Van Hise-Con
servation of our Natural Resources
Walsh-Cultivating Personality.
RUTH L. JOHNSON, Librarian.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-12-12

Lottie Tennis of Antelope was a
business caller at the court house
I CnIS week.
Judge Paul is spending a number
of DAYS at Malta, Mont, where he is
PRECEDING III place of Judge Hurley,
VINO was disqualified for the hearing
Of several cases in court.
You never saw such bargains as
are being offered in the stores and
shops in st. Paul. Hotel Jewell, IT
E5tn Street, is also making special
! holiday rates to Xmas shoppers. Be
sure 10 stop at the Jewell. 37-t1-c
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Iverson of
Dooley are the proud parents of a
fine 1O-pound boy born Saturday,
! Dec. 9Th. Mother and son are pro-
crossing very nicely under the eff
cient care of Mrs. p. ]. Acklestad.
Mrs. Krebsbach and daughter
! Glow had as their dinner guests on
Thursday, Mrs. Chas. Huebner, Mrs.
/ Duggan and children, Mrs. Carl West
and Mrs. Casper Rueter. A most
delightful visit was had by all.
On Tuesday evening, Mrs. ]. Franc
/
chicken dinner and bridge party.
Mrs. Murray used the popular
Christmas colors in the decorations.
Ten tables were in play. The lucky
prize winners were Mrs. Len Rue,
first, Mrs. Susie Gooder, second, and
Mrs. Fred Forman. low.
%
Mrs. p. M. Ziebarth gave a delight
full bridge party in honor of Miss
Hulda Thomson Saturday evening.
After several games were played, a
most delicious luncheon was served
to the following guests: Misses Rus
dahl, BriX, Sateren, Thomson aud
Messrs. A. F. Mcmillan, Adolph
Sandlin, George Elstad and Owen e.
Howe. High score went to Miss
Rusdahl and low to Miss Brix.
| Mrs. Leland Nuremberg and Mrs.
Erna Zimmerman were enjoyable
hostesses at the home of the former
on Thursday evening to six o'clock
dinnr bridge party. PoinSettaS and
red and green were the flowers and
colors used for decorations. The
| tally cards being called for. it was
! found that the following had high
scores and received prizes as tro-
phies: Mrs. Nellie SaXton, 1st; Mrs.
| Ed. Peterson, End.
90
| Last Monday afternoon and even
| ing the Mesdames f. D. Morck, ]. G.
Debing, c. r. Kienast and H. D.
! Moore were joint hostesses at the
home of the former, when they en-
tertained at ten tables of bridge
Those winning the prizes for the af-
ternoon were Mrs. Richardson of An
telope, first; Mrs. Carl Bull, second
and Mrs. c. M. Hall, low. The ev-
enign prizes were won by Mrs. Tim
norman, first; Mrs. Ford Slaight
second; and Mrs. e. 1. Miller, low.
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QUTTMEYER

Martin Torgerson and Mrs. A. w.
Sorenson received word of the death
of their brother who lived in Cana
da and passed away at his home
there on November 18th of complica-
tions following an appendix opera
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Joneson and
daughter were Thursday evening WIS.,
itors at Chris Heibergs.
Vic Sonnenberg and Herman
I,auchner came up from Bainville
and spent Saturday evening and
Sunday with relatives in this vicini-
Toe Patterson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Melving Rongstad called on their
uncle, Geo. Bell, on Saturday after
noon.
MIR. and Mrs. A. W.-Sorenson and
family were Friday evening visitors
at Mike Hoffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gleason are en-
loving a visit from Mrs. Gleason's
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Patterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Rongstad and
Vic Sonenberg were Saturday even
ing visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Hieberg.
Miss Ruth Sorenson visited the
Grenora dentist Monday.
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THE PRODUCERS NEWS

Mrs. A. w. Sorenson was Sun
Gay evening caller on Mrs. C. X.
6rock while Mr.. Sorenson visited the
Henke boys.
Peter Siggard and Bud Willumsen
are the latest victims of the mumps.
MISS Dolores Peterson and Anna
Sranlund were shopping in Dagmar
Saturday.
Mrs. Chris Hieberg and Mrs. c. R.
Monday.
The Dagmar Cooperative store
put on a very successful sale last
week. They gave away a S25 port
able monograph for the girl receiv
ing the most votes which was won
Dy MISS Florence lessen and a s1O
toilet set for second place which
went to Miss Frieda Jensen Miss
viola Larsen placed third.
A dance was given in Maurice
Jensens house again on Saturday
night.
Wendell Brock had a lively runa-
way on Saturday, which might have
peen much worse had it not been
Tor the snow bank he was thrown
INTO. He was climbing on to a hay
rack when the team became fright
ehed and ran away, throwing Wen
ueil from the top of the hay rack
eo over his body, but owing to the
snow bank. he was crushed down in
70 II and not seriously hurt outside
OF a scalp wound and body bruises.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Sorenson and
FAMILY visited with Olof Hoffs Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Brock enter
oaine1 Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hieberg
4nu FAMILY and Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
80 0hsslao ana family at a "Spaghet-
u supper on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Rongstad and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. g. r BROCK
ana Wendell and Miss Murriel King
Chris Hiebergs.
MISS Elna Brinkman spent Thanks
folks. WIN ii0iii0
Mr.. and Mrs, Julius Beck enter
famed Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and
oaughter on Thanksgiving.
Eneilus Olsen and Reuben Gran
Herman Peterson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Rone,stad
and family spent Thanksgiving at
the home of Joe Patterson and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folmer Christensen
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgen
Jorgensen on Thanksgiving day.
Olof Lien spent Thursday night at
Melvin Rongstads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Legge and
family spent Thanksgiving at w. D.
Legges.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Brock and
| Wendell were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
G. E. Dahlstroms Thanksgiving.
Miss Murriel King spent Thanks
giving at Wilfred Parents home.
| Mrs. G. r. Brock received a mess
age on Tuesday, conveying the sad
news of the death of her sisters lit
tie four year old soa Details at this
time are lacking. The telegram
stated that his death was caused by
skull fracture. The mother Us well
known in this vicinity where she
formerly lived and will be remem-
bered as Edith Mountjoy. Little
Lyle will also be remembered by
quite number as he visited here in
the summer of 1929. He was the
only child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hieberg fami
ly were Sunday visitors at Melvir
| RongStadS.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-12-12

Buelah Regan, who is employed at
Berg's Cafe visited Marian Regain in
Plentywood Thursday.
Walt Hanson, Elmer and Frank
Bernau drove to the Missouri river
near Culbertson to fish but had no
luck.
Rev. Jasper was here Thursday
conducted services at the Cong.
church.
Sunday p. M. Rev. Simundson
preached in the Lutheran church to
fair-sized crowd.
The families of Jesse Clark, VIM.
Hunter and A. D. Hunter spent
THANKSGIVING Day at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hunter.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Grayson were
guests at the Bertilson home on
Thanksgiving day.
Other Thanksgiving parties were
entertained at the homes OF K. X
LELAND, c. C. Hanson, Chas. NC
Laughlin and e. G. Bernau.
Rosellie Hagen and Katherine Jar
Wis spent the week end at the o. b.
Hoven home.
Ludwig Rorvig and daughter Ro-
sella are staying for some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Grayson.
4
will be Thursday evening, December
18th. A good social time and pro-
gram is planned.
Gordon Hoven has received an
appointment to enter school at An
napolis next year by Sen. WheelerS
influence.
The Thanksgiving program con-
sisting of anthems by the choir
songs and recitations by the child
large crowd who attended church
Sunday morning. Rev. Simundson
breaches again in the afternoon Sun
day Dec. 7th, at 2:3O.
The Lutheran Aid meets with
Mrs. Alfred Hoven Dec. 18th and the
Congregational Aid meets with Mrs.
A. d. Hunter December 18th.
Billy Henrickson is back at school
this week as his knee is quite all
right again.
The Welfare Club was entertained
by Mrs. c. A. Foster Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. S. Thoreson and baby daugh.
ter came home from the hospital
Tuesday. The baby was baptized by
Rev. Simundson and given the name
Mary Ann. Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Lee
Arne Eggeberg and Mrs. Simundsor
were witnesses.
Mr.. and Mrs Gust Lee entertained
the Thoreson family and Mrs. Mary
Hedges at supper Tuesday evening
Mrs. Hedges will assist with the
house work at the Thoresons for E
while.
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Hover
entertained the Fred Blackmore and
Alfred Hoven families at dinner.
Mr.. Trowbridge sleft for the Vet
Grams hospital in Canada Monday t.
raCpiVn treatment for ailments from
which he suffered since the war.
Ingvald Mitboe returned from
Rothsay Friday, where he attended
the funeral of his grandmother. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Iverson remained long
er.
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Tom Alley to Make
Tour of Great Britain

Seattle, Wash.-Under con-
tract with Stadiums Ltd, Tom AL
ley, electromagnetic champion
wrestler of the world, will shortly
be seen in London, Eng, in Sc
ries of wrestling matches. Alley
admitted this yesterday evening
following his arrival on the Nj
agara from tour of New Zealand.
Travelling with Alley is P. S.
Gregorian, the Armenian wrestler;
w. L. Logan and Tom Ray of Sc
attic; the Esthonian, o. Olup of
Portland, Ore.; Abe Coleman, pro-
fessional wrestler of Winnipeg,
and "King" Elliott, ex-policeman
of Auckland, who is making his
debut as a mat artist.
Alley has wrestled in thirteen
matches this season in New Zea-
land and he was victor in all but
three of them.
Alley said he was anticipating
his forthcoming tour of Great Bri-
tain, where the Cumberland style
is now giving way 10 the catch-as-
catch-can style.
Before going to England, Alley
will appear in five matches in the
United States.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-12-12
DALEVTEW

Sven Ryberg of Outlook was a
Daleview caller Tuesday.
Clifford Tooke of Antler, N. Oak,
is a visitor at the A. L. Desonia
home west of here.
Jack Wagner, Elmer Cole, Christ
Christensen and son Hargo were
shopping at Redstone Tuesday. They
made the trip with a team and
sleigh.
A small crowd attended the dance
here Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Porter and fam
lily and Art Schnittgen of Plenty
wood were dinner guests at the E.
j. Cole home Thanksgiving day
They returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Chaffee and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. e. j
Chaffee and two children, all of Out
look, were visitors at the AdolpI
Chaffee home Wednesday and Thurs
day.
John Christensen of Alkabo, N. D.
is visiting with relatives here.
Glen Harness and Dave Beaumont
were Plentywood visitors Wednes
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hargo Christensen
and family, who have been visiting
relatives and friends here for thu
past week, returned to their home a
1
Fred Torno, Frank and Joe Wag
ner. Tom Boyer, Fred Desonia anC
Dave Beaumont attended the boxing
match at Plentywood Thursday mite
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wagner an,
Della Chaffee were dinner guests a
the Joe Wagner home Thanksgiving
day.
A. l.. Desonia and A. w. Chaffe
were business callers at Plentywoo'
Friday.
christensen were Redstone bushes
callers Saturday
A. L. Desonia took his son Ernes
who spent the Thanksgiving holiday
at his home here to Outlook Mon
day to attend school.
Fred Torno was a Plentywood call
err Monday.
The dance held at the depot Sat
urday was attended by fair size
crowd. All reported good time.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-12-12
LUTHERAN CHURCH

o. Melvin SimundSon, Pastor.
Service next Sunday at Outlook at
IL A. M.
The brentwood choir will give
their song service on Sunday Dec.
IA at 500 o'clock. Everyone is in
vited to attend this song service.
The Sunday School ChildrenS pro-
gram will be given at the Plenty
wood church on Wednesday, Dec. IL,
at 1880 p. M.
Services on December 81 will be
held at Plentywood at IL A. M. and
at Archer at $3.50 p. M.
The pastor has had program
printed for the Christmas season. II
is his hope that this program may
get into every home of the members
and friends of the church and that
the message of Christmas may make
everyone happier and more content
Let us all prepare ourselves for the
coming season Of joy.