The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-08-08
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Carl Lund is running combine
at Medicine Lake for G. e. Fulker-
son.
Miss Minnie Engler has accepted
a position as waitress at the Elgin
Cafe.
Miss Bruvold. accompanied by
friends of Great Falls, lis touring
the Glacier Park.
Ray Stoner of the Outlook terri
tory purchased a Case tractor from
a local firm this week.
Mr. West is greatly enjoying a
two weeks visit from his daughter
LeOna of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Westphal of
the Raymond country were county
seat shoppers last Saturday.
Cliff Sale of Williston and Herb
Hester of Minot, called on friends
in Plentywood last Tuesday.
Miss Catherine McNulty has left
for the Twin Cities for an indefinite
visit with friends and relatives.
The Raymond school board have
issued a call for bids on a two-room
school house to be built this fall.
Adolph Hovdey from north of
Raymond spent two days in the city
this week for medical treatment.
Hugh jules We'll hnOWn farmer
of south of town, purchased combine
repairs here one day this week.
Oscar Gullickson from Billings is
visiting friends and relatives here
besides looking after business inter
ests.
Miss Merriel Donaldson returned
from Minneapolis, where she has
been visiting her aunt Mrs. Thomas
CrOhn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Strand and
young son Myron were visitors at
the county seat the latter part of
the week.
Earl Cosper, well known farmer
of north of Outlook, was a Plenty
wood shopper for machine repairs
on Wednesday.
The AL Peterson and Phil Ziebarth
families have returned from Lake
Carlyle, SaSk., where they spent
+ few days fishing.
Vernon Michels from the reserva-
ton was in town Thursday for ma
chine repairs. Vernon says the har-
vest is quite good there.
! Miss Mabel Nordgren arrived from
Minneapolis and is employed at the
j. A. Johnson store during the alb
sence of Mrs. Johnson.
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for the Twin Cities and Chicago,
where she will make purchases for
the Nuremberg Ready-to-Wear.
The Harmony Bridge Club met in
| Wildwood Park Thursday, where
they enjoyed a picnic lunch after
the game. No prizes were awarded.
Kenneth Kelly, who is attending
college at Chicago, returned early
in the week and will spend a brief
vacation here with parents and
friends.
Mrs. James Larter and children
of the Outlook Raymond country
were Thursday shoppers in the
county capital and getting some re-
pairs.
DR.. c. NJ. Hall, accompanied by a
friend who is visiting here from
Baltimore, Maryland, left for two
weeks outing at the Yellowstone and
Glacier Parks.
ter touring Yellowstone and Glacier
. Parks and the Canadian Rockies
! will attend the Interstate Livestock
Show at Bozeman.
Miss Ida Bunnen left last weel
} for Beach, N. D., to spend two
} weeks with her sister. Miss BunneI
. is stenographer for Atty. Wagner
: and County Atty. Blackwell.
Miss Marion Donaldson, who ha:
been the guest of Mrs. Ben johnson
n at Livingston. returned last Tuesda!
!. from an extended trip through thu
r Glacier and Yellowstone Parks.
l Hazel Gray of Billings has accept
n ed the vacancy at the Venus Beaut,
e Parlor She will arrive next Tues
day. Mr.. Moe informs us that Mis-
= Gray is highly experienced.
b Mrs. Mollie Johnson and daughte
K Ruby are enjoying a two weeks out
g ing in the Yellowstone Park. The
a left Wednesday morning and vii
e visit other points of interest on tn
: way.
Little Ephriam Faucet of Out
look, aged two years, accidental
drank a portion of kerosene. th1
week and was rusned to the locs
= hospital where he received -treai
\ ment for two days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dewey an
| brother Affey who reside in Fergu
| Mimi, are visiting the VIM. HuntC
home enroute to their home afte
spending an extended visit of or
year in various part of California
Roy Hunter from San FrancisC
is home visiting his mother at Al
telope, who has been i'll for near