The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-11-21
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Local Brevities

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Hans Hardersen was a business
caller at the county seat during the
week.
Hans Anderson of Reserve called
at the County Treasurers office on
Wednesday.
Frank Rooster. Outlook banker
transacted business in the county
capital Monday.
Lars Linn of Dagmar drove to
PlentywOod Tuesday to transact
business at the Court House.
S. c. Faaborg of Medicine Lake
was caller at the County Clerk e
Recorders office the middle of this
week.
Bread--2 loaves for 15c. Plenty
wood Bakery. 33-t2-c
Harry Loucks and John Albers.
both of Redstone, were attending to
legal matters at the court house
Wednesday.
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Mrs. Pete Nelson and family called
on Mrs. Niels Madsen Wednesday
while Mr.. Nelson was attending to
business matters.
Rev. S. Almlye, pastor of the
Westby Lutheran church. visited
with Rev. SimundSen and wife of
the local Lutheran church Monday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Nelson and
family, well known Dagmar citizens
We're brentwood shoppers early in
the week.
Mrs. r. A. Gustafson had as her
house guests early in the week, Mrs.
Lindquist and daughter of Brockton,
Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Larter from
west of Raymond called on friends
while on shopping tour in Plenty
wood Monday.
Norman Henderson, who has been
operating the local electrical shop
has moved to Scobey with his fam
lily. where he will conduct a similar
business.
Mrs. Ed Koser, who has been on
the sick list for some time. is grad
ually improving and her many
friends will be glad to see her about
again.
Among the Dagmar citizens who
visited Plentywood to shop an6
transact business during the week
were the MesSrS. Daniel Peterson
Janus Jorgenson and Jorgen Jensen
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Mr.. E. d. Johnson Of Shelby, Mon
tana, arrived in Plentywood Friday
to spend the week end with friends
He returned to Baker, Mont, wher,
he continued his work Monday.
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Mrs. Krost and son Owen How,
arrived in Plentywood last Saturda.
from La Crosse, Wis, where tn
, latter has been employed for tn
past several months.
! Have your tires vulcanized a
, the Tire Shop. adv
: A. M. Fruh of Minot, N. D., wa
,. in Plentywood early in the week i
the interest of his oil company, re
9 garding the purchase of stock fror
!. the Plentywood-Redst Holdin
g Company
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}. OnWed nesday, November 19tl
n Rudolph Stephan, Jr., and Leon
e Gleason stole a march on the
r friends and neighbors when the
drove to Plentywood and procured
marriage license and We're quietl
- married.
The annual supper given by I'll
y Lutheran Ladies Aid last Saturds
" night was well attended and enjoy,
50 by all present, The ladies realiz,
Miss Verna Crawford has accept
position as waitress at the Elg
| Cafe.
On Wednesday the home of Nj
Fred March was the scene of
miscellaneous housekeeping show
in honor of Mrs. Alfred Mars
Twenty ladies gathered and ma
beautiful and useful gifts were pl
scented. A social good time was G
Joyed and delicious lunch was sci
Miss Pearl Sem arrived fro
| Carpio. N. D.. on Wednesday
/, spend a few days with friends he
: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Helm We
y pleasantly surprised when Mr.. a
6 Mrs. E. M. Truax of Velva, N.
drove up to spend the week end w
them. Mrs. Frank is a sister
Q Mrs. Helm.
County Commissioner Ed Ivers
and wife were in Plentywood w,
nesday making preparations for I
. shipment of the body of Mr.. Nv
sons mother to Minnesota. M
. Iverson passed away early Wedn
day morning from complications
NJ tendant upon old age, she havi
&c attained the age of IS years.
One of the enjoyable and ent
tain affairs of the week was {
A well appointed bridge dinner giV
in the Catholic church parlors
the Mesdames H. S. Kerbsbach 8
Otto Brabec. Beginning at SIXTH
nine tables were occupied.
scores being tailed the first pI
was allotted to Mrs. Mckee, secC
- prize to Mrs. Gustafson and low
~ Mrs. Blackwell.
- Mrs. Nellie Saxton entertained
bridge club at her home in Antelc
Four tables were in play. When
tally cards were scored it was FOL
that Mrs. Oswald was honored
the first prize. Myrtle Donald
consolation. Ine guest pIlzSS W
n awarded to Mrs. Blaine Dean III
~ Mrs. A. d. Hunter consolation.
. hostess treated her guests to
=. sumptuous midnight dinner.
Mrs. Gorge Lund of Reserve
q in Plentywood Wednesday morn
N where her little daughter. HI
~ Ann, had her arm dressed. by q
cal surgeon. Early this fall III
Ann had the misfortune OF rum
her right arm through an cleo
clothes wringer UP to the shou
ss+iss and thereby tearing and brui
. some of the muscles quite Ds
Fortunately a much more ser
condition was averted by the r.
clamp not being fully closed w
caused the, rollers to be less
and thus preventing the tender ]
from being torn from the bone.
i. little lady is recovering nicely.
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