The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-10-24
Local Brevities


Observation-Disclosures hsslLsSlESS1l2
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Christensen
were Sunday guests at the Carl
Hovdey home west of Raymond.
Dolphy Lobdell, Coalridge ner-
chant transacted business in Plen-
tywood the latter part OF the
week.
Notice 10 the public: Plenty of
flour and mill feed on hand now
Plentywood Milling Company.
Roy Mann, we'll known Young
farmer from the Archer territorve
spent Tuesday in town, laying in
supplies.
VIM. HasS of the Outlook conn.
try was seen on the streets M
Plentywood Tuesday, hobnobbinp
with friends.
j. j. Murray of Antelope trans.
acted business at the county seal
last Saturday and hobnobbed with
friends for a few hours.
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Judge Paul and Court Reporte,
koser drove to Wolf Point to at.
tend to court matters at that plac,
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Miss Carol Hoeck left for West.
by Monday where she will remair
for some time with her parent,
before resuming her duties here
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Miss Frances Bellamy of Boze
man is assisting the local HON,
demonstration Agent, Miss Wort
for week. Miss Bellamy arrived
Saturday evening.
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Farmers come for your finn,
now-warehouse full. Also plen
ty of Mill feed, $500 a ton. Plen
tywood Milling Company.
The Luther League held in tn,
Lutheran church parlors last Sun
day evening was well attended. IA
enjoyable evening and lunch wa
enjoyed by all present.
Now is the time and ours is tn,
place to have that Cloak or Sui
Steam Cleaned, refined and remod
eled for a long winters use. VIM
Hanisch, Taylor-Dry Cleaner.
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The many friends of Cora Ris;
congenial clerk at the Sorem Gro
Gerry, will be greived to learn tina
she is again confined to her be,
having contracted another col,
which settled in the pleural cavity
She is at her home at 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Brockley mo
tored to Minot early in the wee
where their son. Billy, will hav
his eyes examined by special
list. They will spend a few day
visiting in North Dakota befor
returnii1p 81 ~ trRa; %,AS.
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On last Monday evening Mrs. Z
ID. Morck and Miss Esther Satere
most agreeably.- entertained thei
sewing, club at the Morck home
After the usual allotted time a
sewing the ladies were served |!
most delicious repast: azk {<%I
Cleanup sale cabbage, onions
etc. at Plentywood, Oct. $3.50. Gu
Grove.
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Miss Katherine Marion, accom-
panied by Mrs. Geo. HOLMAN,
drove to Peerless last Saturda
night where they took in the bas
ket social and program given b
Miss Nancy Maroon who is teach
ing school near Peerless.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Forman an
Nick Reuter- returned from s
Louis, Mo-, on Sunday where the
had spent a few weeks with Mr.
Forman,s brother who has been j
for some time but who is now alb
to be up and around.
On your next visit 10 Saint PA
stop at Hotel Jewell, II E 81
Street, opposite Court House. E.
cellent accommodations at gel
sible prices. Convenient to u
shops, cafes, theatres and Il
wholesale district. 30-t1
Mrs. Walter Raess was hoste!
at her home to the. Luther Daugl
ters of the Reformation on Thur
day. The time was spent in Il
regular business of the day aft
which a social hour and a deliciol
luncheon were enjoyed.
: DIR. Ehrenfeld, noted Minot su
geon, arrived Sunday, being CALI
here for consultation. He came
one of the planes of the Min
Anyways, which was piloted by c
Gil Shupe. The doctor returned
: Minot by plane Monday morning