The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-05-02
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OHIlS IluuOIll SHuI GOWN his
coal mine Wednesday of this week.
. DR.. Fawcett returned Monday
from short business trip to Mi
not.
Arnold Hanson of Comertown
was a business caller here Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jacobsen of
Dagmar were shopping visitors in
local stores Thursday.
Miss Bessie Pace visited at her
home in the Wolf Creek country
over the week end.
Mrs. C. E. Stapleton and daugh-
ter Geraldine were in the CITY
Wednesday consulting a doctor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fishbeck.
Cora Frisvold and Stanley Palu
bicki motored to Scobey Saturday
evening for the Firemen's dance.
Attorney A. c. Erickson was
absent from his office several day.
the past week on account of i'll
= ness.
Miss Leah Michels, teacher of
the Medicine Lake locality, was a
a shopper in Plentywood Wednes-
day evening.
Roland West and daughter EN-
ma arrived Tuesday by car from
Dayton, Ohio, for visit with Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. West.
Lionel Opgrande and Mike Eek
ley of Medicine Lake were visiting
friends and taking in the show
here Tuesday evening.
Ray Lang came up from Willis
ton Saturday evening and spent
several days at home and attend
ing to business affairs.
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Mrs. Caroline JUL and children
of south of Outlook were attend
ing to business matters and Wis
iting friends here Tuesday.
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Henry Anderson recently pur-
chased the Joe Redmond farm
southeast of Dooley and is busy
getting rocks off for breaking.
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Mrs. Alma Anderson and Mrs.
Martin Ronningen returned Satur-
day from Carpio, N. d., where
Mrs. Anderson attended the funer-
al of her cousin. Mrs. Ronningen
visited relatives.
Mrs. ]. G. Verling and children
left Thursday for Medicine Lake,
where Mr.. Verling has a position
with Markuson and Epler. Their
household furnishings were moved
the same day by Jacks Transfer.
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Herbert Benson and Lloyd Rit-
land of the Outlook country were
in Plentywood Tuesday looking az
ter legal business at the court
house. When interviewed by a
News reporter they refused to- di-
vulge their errand.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Slaght
drove to Towner, N. D., Friday
afternoon to visit Mr.. Slaght's
people. They were accompanied
by Miss Hazel MacMoran, who
visited her father who is at hos
pital in Minot. They returned
Sunday evening.
Avery l.. Roser, manager of the
local ]. c. Penney Company store,
left Saturday for Spokane, Wash,
where the Spring convention is be-
ing held. Mr.. Roser expects to be
away about two weeks. Bob Zeid-
Ter is assisting Saturdays during
Mr.. Roser's absence.
Howard Nelson, Junior in the
: local high school, left Tuesday fol-
Bozeman, where he will represent
: the Plentywood school at the ex.
temporaneous writing contest helC
May 1st. Howard was the winner
from this district, thus emitting
him to the trip to Bozeman.
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!; James King, four-year-old sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray King, o.
!. northeast of here, is slowly i'm
l proving after being seriously il
after an operation for appendicit
i, is. Mrs. King has been a patien
= at the hospital for several week
\ and is now also improving.
Lars B. Whittier, who has bee
: spending much of the past tw
years in California, returned tw
weeks ago and in an interview wit
- a News reporter, stated that n
had traded his fine farms on tn
. northwest Plentywood bench t
: Carl Tango, for property in Lo
g Angeles. Mr.. Whittier expects t
= leave for Los Angeles in a fe'
days and will make his futur
home near that city. Mr.. Tang
is also we'll known here, havin
: farmed in this country before 60
y ing to California.
e DIR. G. E. Campbell and daugf
~ ter, Helen Jean, returned last FIR
y y day from st. Cloud, Mimi, whel
y he together with Mrs. Campbe
had gone two weeks ago, f
= medical attention for the docto
On the return trip the party stol
G ped at GAINESVILLE to get Helt
y Jean who had been staying wit