The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-11


capital Monday.
Joe Brown, Ted Thorstvedt and
Melvin Evenson were business
callers here Monday.
Henderson Bros. Of Dooley were
in PlentywOod on Monday looking
after business matters.
Herschel Lee and Kermit Noble
motored to Crosby last Sunday.
They report good roads.
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Owen Howe has accepted a posi-
ton in the grocery department at
the IngwalsOn Company.
John Walkowski is driving a
new Chevrolet Sedan purchased
from Peterson Company this
week.
Floyd Willard is assisting at
the County Treasurer's office dur
ing the absence of Henry Good
man.
Miss Alvina Peterson, a teach
er of the Medicine Lake country,
was a shopper in Plentywood Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hill and
Robert of Raymond came here for
services at the Lutheran church
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. James Larter and
daughters, Mabel and Edith, were
shopping and visiting friends here
last Saturday.
Jack Kjelstrup left Saturday
for Great Falls to transact bust
ness in connection with the COM
pany he represents.
Mrs. Ole Risa, Mrs. Charlie Ing
err and Harry Aymar of south OF
Redstone, were shopping and Wis
iting here last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindblom
and family were shopping in the
county seat Monday from theil
home north of Raymond.
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Dave Meharry and family Of
Outlook were here Saturday tt
drive home new Chevrolet
Coach from Peterson Company.
E. T. Peterson was here from
Scobey the first of the week Il
visit at the C. w. Peterson home
and transact business matters.
Kenneth Noble, clerk at the j
C. Penney Company is sporting ;
classy new Chevrolet Sport Coup
purchased from Peterson Compa
ny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldur Jensen ant
son of Redstone attended service
: at the Lutheran church Sunda.
and spent the rest of the day Wis
iting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Morris an
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Anker wer
= in from their homes south of Out
: look Monday, getting supplies 70
springs work.
Soren Rungberg, who is mana
ger of the Farmers CO-operativ
S Implement Company at Reserve
was transacting business in tn
county court house Wednesday.
: Liz Vaughn and wife of Out
look were visitors in the count
metropolis Thursday. Mrs. Waugh
came to consult a doctor as sh
has been on the sick list for som
: time.
Miss w. D. Roy returned Sa
urday from Belgrade, where ST
! visited at her home for a fe
n weeks. On her return she stoppe
over in Great Falls for a sho
visit with friends.
Is Mrs. Ed O'Hara and son Ola
: and two daughters, Dorothy al
i Gertrude came Monday by c;
from Thief River Falls to Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mehls and ~
4 Kings for a week.
ts Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lowm;
: left Wednesday for Kimball, MI
y nesota, where they will ma
their future home. They were q
al companied to Raymond by the
s. daughter, Mrs. Joe Kavon.
"a DIR. and Mrs. G. E. Campo
left Thursday for Fargo, N.
where DIR. Campbell will recel
&C medical treatment. Miss M
at Grave will substitute at the lDl
he nv during Mrs. Campbelps z
al sence.
Miss Mabel Arneson and Jan
H. Moore's two children, whom
VIC has cared for since the death
nd Mrs. Moore, are spending the we
l. at the H. D. Moore. Miss Arnes
oe is taking the children to her no
at Wildrose Sunday.
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let The Peterson Company have
rst livered Case tractors and plows
a the following during the p
on. week: Hugh Jones, south OF toV
a Selmer Johnson, west OF uoN
he Kenneth Aslakson of Redstone
,he Chris Nickolaison on the b
ext Trail.
= George C. Shorty Bantz
turned to Plentywood Tues.
70 from Detroit Lakes, Mimi, anc