The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-08-08

three years. Mr.. Hunter is night
manager at Wilson's Cafe. He paid
Plentywood friends a visit last
week.
DR.. and Mrs. I'D York left tbis
week by car for Little Forks Minn
where they will visit with the d r.
olson family and other friends in
that vicinity. On their return trim
tney will visit relaivets at Grand
Forks, N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank quentbar
arove to Glendive Sunday and from
there were accompanied by their eon
Leroy, to Coueur D'Alene Idabn
Spokane and Seattle, where thew will
spend some time visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Moore drove
TO Williston last Sunday where Mrs,
moore underwent an operation for
gall stones on Wednesday morning
She is doing as well as can be ex-
pected at this time Her MANY
friends hope for speedy recovery.
Chas. Lundeen, formerly of Out
look but now of MINNEAPOLIS. is nav
ing Plentywood and Outlook yicini-
Ties visit of one month. Mr.. Lun.
ueen says ne enjoys being back and
that the crops on his farm near Out
look look good compared with those
farther east.
Hank Lewerenz. Joe Redmond
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Ferguson drove
10 Poplar last Wednesday to attend
the District Convention of the AM
erican Legion. They witnessed the
adoption of National Commander q.
Il. Bodenhammer into the Yankton
Sioux Indian tribe.
Ilentywood American Legion Post
No. So have recently had a unique
photo taken. The group represents
veterans of six wars, namely: Civil
War, SpaniSh-American, Filipino Tn
surrection. Chinese Boxer uprising.
Mexican border trouble, and the
World War.
I Meryl Ketterman and Alden John
son returned Saturday from Wash
1ngton, where they have been the
past year. They will spend the
: fall months in the harvest fields
Mrs. Violet Wills resigned her po-
3 sition at the Venus Beauty Parlor
and is spending a number of days
with relatives at Antelope. Mr.. Moe
has engaged new operator.
! FOR RENT at $40 a month-Six
room house, one block off main
wash room extra, shed attached
good well, part hardwood floors
warm and with an outside bedroom
! if one wishes to rent same Just
recently painted and kalsomine6
+ throughout. See A. j. Moore. Plen.
tywood before this bargain is snap.
ped up.
Mrs. Burlingame was pleasantly
surprised by neighbors and friends
last week in honor of her 81st birth
day anniversary. The party tool
! N he hac
gelical church. beautiful blankef
and other useful gifts were present
! ed on the occasion. Mrs. Burlin
games son from the Twin Cite!
was also present. He will spend /;
number of days with his mother be
fore returning home.
w. r. Duncan, representing tn,
Gray Goose Anyways Company, wa
business caller in Plentywood las
Tuesday Mr.. Duncan, who former
ly lived at Glasgow, but who nov
resides at Hamilton, Mont, is wei
known to many Plentywood people
having taken an active part in tn
Nonpartisan movement several year
ago. He is on his way to visit
daughter at Moose Jaw, Can.
John A. Carlson of Vermillion, S
! D.. who formerly lived at Radville
/ Sask., for many years and often Wis
, tied Plentywood and Outlook citi
zens was Plentywood caller Wed
nesday. He accompanied Mrs. E. c
Brown and~children home from Ver
million, where they had attende
the funeral of Mrs. Browns sister
, the wife of Mr. Carlson. After
short visit the latter is leaving 70
Radville to renew old acquaintance
before returning to his home. Nj
Carlson runs an oil station at Vel
million, and he says that he coul
not understand the high price {
gasoline out here, as he make
5 money selling at II cents a gallon
4 He also said he met a traveller g
Y Crosby, who when he heard thu
e gasoline in Montana was selling Z
29c in Montana, turned around an
= returned to Minnesota because
v said he was not going to be gouge
: that way.