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

Frank Raymond and Jack Stew
art OF Raymond were Plentvwood
shoppers Tuesday. W
II you missed the first sale
oon't miss the last one for This
season at Plentywood. Oct 2ec90
Guy Grove, The man with non-ir.
rlgated vegetables.
just received the finest mn IN
Ine minute line of medium-nr;caJ
Mems Suits and Overcoats Pr;ce
Szo'o0 and $3.50. Don't fail to
see them. VIM. Hanisch, Tailor
Friends of Elmer Gooder
VIII be pleased to learn that he is
Wen on the road to recovery and
doing very well considering. the
severe nature of the fracture, lin
ms leg. The large bones have knit
together but few splinters grad
ually work their way. toward the
surface thus causing Mr.. Gooder
considerable pain and ). necessitat-
ing their removal. >''' /
Mrs. o. B. Hoven and Mrs Art
olson both of Antelope entertain
ed at dinner bridge at the Hoven
home on Wednesday evening. The
following Plentywood ladies were
among the invited guests: Mes
DANES c. S. Nelson Nellie Saxon,
Harry Larson Phil Ziebarth, Dahl
IN, A. F. Ziebarth Blackwell Cal
Peterson, Guenther, White. Ed,
Peterson and York. All report an
evening we'll spent.
DR.. Kroner, Eyesight Specialist,
Will tit eyes scientifically at Plen-
tywood Hotel, Saturday, Sunday
NoV' o-Stn. 30-t3-C
Mr.. Onstad, accompanied bv his
daughter Mrs. Stiffler were down
from Lake Elmo, Canada. last
Monday to consult with local phy-
slcians. 1t was feared the former
was suffering from a cancer on
the face. Upon a thorough exam
nation it was found that the
troublesome spot contained a piece
of metal which had been lodged
there for 35 years. The metal
was removed and the patient re.
turned home Tuesday.
On Tuesday evening the parlors
at the Catholic church were beau.
tifully decorated, the occasion be,
ing real Halloween entertain.
ment put on by the Degree D1
Honor lodge The program consist.
ed of musical and vocal numbers
rendered by the junior members
interpreted by stunts which were
apropos. The attendance was un
usually large. After the serving Of
lunch by the members all depart
ed having immensely enjoyed the
evening.
! Mrs. DR.. Tietzel of Iowa City
Iowa who accompanied her sister
Mrs. Dora Robb from Iowa, anC
who has been visiting friends anC
relatives at Reserve and Plenty
wood, left this week for her OLE
home at Harvey, North Dakota t.
visit with friends. Mrs. Robb ant
little daughter will join her late,
at jamestown, N. D. from wher,
they will continue back to Iowa
Mrs. Robb vii resume her duties
as surgical nurse at the. low;
State University hospital.
\ Four of the deer hunters (Po
pescu, Amundsen, Gustafson an,
Estes) returned from their hunt a
Trego on Tuesday evening. Thei
trophies preceded them by train
having arrived Monday. Each MAJ
hit his mark, so they say, so Their
will be venison feeds for the mex
few weeks. They report the dee
as being plentiful this year an
that the snowfall in no way hin
dered them. Jack Dwyer will re
main on the hunting grounds TO
a few. weeks to enjoy the noun
: tains. He hasa nicely equippe
cabin there.
On Thursday afternoon and eve
4 ming of last week Mrs. Nellie Sa1
on, Mrs. ]. L. Clark and Mrs. F
: L. Richardson were joint enter
E tainers at bridge at the home o
E the former at Antelope. TIL
guests were served a sumption
hot dinner before being seated q
; the IA tables. Altho the weathe
was inclement all guests wer
present some came from Penty
wood and Medicine Lake. Thos
winning the prizes of the aftel
noon were Mrs. Ed. Kozer, frs
Mrs. Cal Peterson second! Mr.
Len Rue, consolation.
!, The evening prizes went to Mr.
q Phil Ziebarth first; Mrs. Fran
y Guenther second and Mrs. ID
= Wright consolation.
o Mrs. Clarence Undhjem, MI
Madden and Miss Braden we
: joint hostesses at a one O'clot
bridge and luncheon on Tuesda
, The pleasing affair was held
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