The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-07-25

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Curtis Stenehjem enjoyed the
past week end with school chums
at Scobey.
Miss Agnes Stenehjem is speno-
ing two weeks vacation at AT
negaard, N. d.
l. C. Grooman has resigned his
position as chief mechanic at the
Kienast Motor Co. and has accept
ed a similar position at the CheV-
rolet Garage.
Mrs. E. G. Brown had the mis-
fortune of having her foot crush
ed and the nail torn from the
large toe when a cow stepped on
her foot while watering it the
early part of the week.
Helen Larson is visiting with
her aunt, Mrs. Newgaard, and
family, at Medicine Lake. Helen
will remain the entire week and
attend the Chautauqua.
P. d. Howell, who is working at
the Farmers Press in Crosby, n.
D., drove over 10 spend the week
end at his home. He returned
Monday morning.
Mrs. S. E. Morstad and family
from northeast of Raymond were
in Plentywood laying in a supply
of groceries for the haying sea-
son. Mr.. Morstad has three men
in the hay field.
: Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Stewart
were visitors in the Redstone and
Daleview countries last Friday.
They report the crops as being III
4 most excellent condition in that
t territory.
Miss Gladys Carlson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ture Carlson,
: who live east of Raymond, has re-
4 turned from the teachers college
at Dillon. She will teach in Sher-
j idan county this fall.
The Juvenile picnic of the De-
gree of Honor will be held at
Wildwood Park, Monday after
{ noon, July 28th. Everyone is re-
n quested to bring lunch. Ice cream
: will be furnished by the lodge.
Messrs. Harry Legge and Mari
q US Molgaard of Dagmar each re
e newed their subscriptions for an
II other year. Halvor Iversnn o.
: Reserve and Jacog Gauthun o.
II Grenora also renewed then sub
scriptions to the Producers News
II Mrs. Andy Hansen is improving
7. the home grounds with combina
II ton lily pool and swimming pond
le Miss Shirley Backer has gone t.
Medicine Lake where she will
q spend week or more with he
Is father and family.
!: 80
y Second hand tires cheap at Tir
Ie Shop.
The dance given at Redston
last Saturday night in the bi
er barn was so well attended tha
III half of those present were unabl
10 to enter the building. The CON
d. mittee sold eighty tickets in Pier
ID d tyas~nnd alone. Everyone reporte
~ a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Oswal'
is their son Clarence and neic
ne arrived Thursday from Fertil
n MINI. They will spend few da!
~ with their son A. N. Oswald al
IN family after which they will lea
I'D for Big Sandy, this state, to loo
after property there.
w. Harry Koike and children I
RS turned from their trip to t
his Parks last Tuesday. The childr
out enjoyed themselves immensely a
cry Harry says its good to get aw
md from the usual grind of busine
J. for a time but that he is glad
be back in Plentywood again.
%
-ife Mrs. Ben Luebke of Bainvi
de- and two daughters visited at I
re- home of her sister, Mrs. A.
at Moore over Sunday. While co
will ing to this city Mrs. Luebke v
lille caught in a severe hail storm
Saturday afternoon and her
was nearly blown off the grade
90
. lo Mr.. and Mrs. Al Kurtz are
w. i;r proud parents of baby girl b
~, ~ to them last Thursday night
1iiu = the Memorial hospital. Mot
:" and babe are doing nicely.
'oi +, Mrs. Arthur Ziebarth and b
ans bow returned to their home fl
the hospital the middle of
week.
with Send in your truck tires
Joe have them vulcanized before
70 vest. Tire Shop.
will ATTCITST EVENTS IN
PAUL. Twin City Market "
August 4th to 9tha $150,0OO S
urn show August 4th, $4,000
last Tournament August 10, 16,
Lake Stop at Hotel Jewell, 9Th St.,
other Wabasha. convenient to ev
way. thing. aov.
fish 90
able, Mrs George HOLMAN from
tell Welliver country had the mi
tune to break her arm Thur
evening. She was taken to
: of Sheridan hospital where DR.,
this set the broken member. Attn
,cent- the break is very painful
where HOLMAN is dong as wen DIS
Mrs. be expected.
. re- -oo- !,
stay. l. Frederickson from nortf
near of Redstone had the misfortu,
ed at run splinter into his right