The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-08-21


Mr.. and Mrs. George Lund ware
In town from Reserve Wednesday
transacting business.
Lucille Wright returned to Plen-
tywood Tuesday from Doree. Mont
near Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Christianson
OF Westby and Lyle Onstad visit
ed with Mrs. l.. ]. Onstad Sunday
Game Warden Krost is the nwn-
er of a new Chevrolet sedan mr.
chased recently.
Louis Phale of Comertown was n
shopper in the county seat Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Kate Duggan and children
returned Friday from a weeks Wis
1t at Crosby and Minot.
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Junior johnson who resides four
miles south of Plentywood was in
the city Thursday to attend the
9Th grades examinations.
%
Sam Christianson of Medicine
Lake was a Plentywood caller on
Thursday on business with the In
watson store.
Mrs. Hans Rasmussen, Mrs.
Kate Duggan and Mrs. Bob Beigh
were Sunday callers at the Chris
Lindorff home south of RedstOne
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Stella Larson of Medicine Lake
was a visitor at the home of Har-
~ DeSilva the fore part of the
week.
Lyle Monroe, salesman for the
KarO Syrup Company in this ter
ritOry, visited with his parents in
this city the middle of the week.
Mrs. Blumenthal and son of NAL
Ia have been visitors at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Miller the
past week.
The Emil Stenmark family re-
turned Thursday from Fertile,
Mimi, where they spent the past
two months visiting with relatives.
Ann and Rolladene Gentry were
visitors at the l.. E. Rue home a
couple of days the fore part of the
week.
The court house has been given
coat of white paint which enhanc-
es its appearance greatly. Harry
Dionne and Orville johnson did the
work.
Mrs. Grace VanHee and sons
Jimmie and Gerald spent the past
week visiting with the J. G. anC
R. J. VanHee families in Plenty
wood.
: The two year old daughter Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Robinson wa!
4 operated on Wednesday for appen
dicitis. The little girl was takel
! suddenly i'll. She is rapidly i'm
= proving at this writing.
E P. D. Howell Forded to Mino
E Saturday and spent the week enc
D with relatives. On the way dow
? he renewed old acquaintance OF
f the old stamping grounds at Mo
e hall and Kenmare. He returned vi,
n Williston.
A fine young girl was born t,
n Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Steinberg a
f the farm home in the McNult,
o precinct Thursday night, Angus
r 13. Mother and baby are doing wei
e under the care of Mrs. ]. o. Brens
t dahl.
Y A large crowd attended the bar
$ dance Saturday night at the Nick
Q erson barn southeast of OutlOop
/ It was scheduled b be the las
v dance of the season but becaus
s of urgent requests and the con
/ stantly increasing crowds it ha
n been decided to give another dane
; Saturday night.
n A number of kids from Plenty
. wood went 10 Brush Lake Sunda
y for a weeks outing. They wer
Jardis, Janis and Gene Salisbur!
Carl Taylor, frankie and Alice D.
onne and were chaperoned by Mr.
= Medders and Mrs. Orville Johnston
According to reports they have ha
many wild encounter with ferociou
muskrats and rat tailed wife bat
Ole Nelson, prominent and su,
cessful farmer of the Homestes
precinct was in the county seat Q
business before the district cou
wednesday. While here he toe
q occasion to call at the Produces
= News office. He says he n
or wheat enough for seed and flo'
oh and spuds enough to last all win
% err and that with the thistles al
v. straw he has and some hay he w
- be able to weather the winter wi
- his cattle.
y For the purpose of attending q
state eighth grade examination
a. a. which were held at the Plentywot
ID school house yesterday under u
- direction of County Superintende
tn Markuson, Jacob Twet brought
81 Vernon Hensler, Gladys Twet, JET
) Mccall and Mr.. Negaard broug
= in Alice Corcoran, Edna Negaar
m Leslie Aongel and Mildred Mye
ms ms in automobiles frim ComertoV
- where all the boys and girls attel
ng school. Besides writing the exai
lei ination the pupils enjoyed shoppn
en- in the county seat and taxing
- the sights here.