The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-01-09
Local Brevities


tywood on Wednesday.
Hans Hardersen made a short
business trip to the city during the
middle of the week.
Asa Barnes and Cheslie Market
both of Redstone, were shopping in
Plentywood early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash were down
from Scobey visiting with friends
over Sunday.
l.. P. Andrews, of Mohall, is a
Plentywood visitor in the interests
of an oil company.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brenden and
daughter, Alice, drove down from
tlaxville to call on friends early in |
the week.
Judge Paul and Court Reporter
Koser spent Wednesday in Scobey
the OCCASION being law and motion |
day.
Among the Reservites who were
county seat callers during the past
week was Banker George Lund, on
Wednesday.
Walter Johnson returned from
Bisbee, North Dakota last Satur-
day where he had been visiting for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Lynn and
daughter Luella Mae drove up
from Williston to spend the week
end with Mrs. Hunt.
The many friends of H. R. Lev
erenz will regret to hear that he
is confined to his bed this week
with a severe cold.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack White of
Redstone were shoppers in Plen-
tywood last Wednesday. Mrs.
White had some dental work done
while in town.
The American Legion Auxiliary
was entertained on Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. E. G. Ferguson.
: Mrs. ROser was joint hostess with
Mrs. Ferguson.
The Rev. Almby, Lutheran pas
tor at Westby, was a caller at the
2 local parsonage on Monday. Rev.
Almby and Rev. Simundson are
old friends.
: Last Sunday the local firemen
lheld a meeting at the fire. hall to
plan and make arrangements for
S the annual firemen's ball which
y will be held probably on February
n ;21st.
t Mr.. Jones of the Scobey Restau-
/ rant had the misfortune to fall anC
n fracture his skull. He is in a seri.
Gus condition being unconscious
and there is little hope for his re-
Il covery.
K Mrs. S. Klovstad entertained a.
7. her home on Wednesday a number
r of her friends. Among those pres
10 ent were Mesdames A. C. Erick
n son, Charles Taylor, L. S. Olsol
" and Hans Rasmussen.
n Miss Julia Palubicki, who ha
h been nursing at Detroit, Mich, TO
Or the past two years is spending
vacation at the home of her par
ents while recuperating from a
r operation.
is A. S. Mclean is spending sever
a al weeks here with his daughter
ne Mrs. Ella M. Hunt and children
ed Mr.. Mclean arrived from hi
ID home at Rolla, Mort hDakota dul
nd ing the holidays.
1 1n Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Stein return
he ed to their home in Minot afte
'0 an enjoyable holiday vacation wit
relatives here. Miss Winnifred Ke
. ly accompanied them and will r,
sumo her studies at the Minot no
IS NAL.
The following Plentywood your
men have returned to Bozeman
4 resume their studies for the yea
Archie Hunt, Curtis Stenhjem, RI
Homme and Jack Mclean. TT
boys made the return trip in Mac
car.
81 A marriage license was issu,
at Great Falls on Jan. 2 to Arch
w. Shumate of Great Falls al
Miss Helen Rose Stoner of Gerbt
California, daughter of Mr.. al
Mrs. Clair Stoner former Plent
wood residents.
~ Mrs. A. C. Erickson entertain
. a number of her friends at h
~ home last Friday afternoon. Tho
invited were Mesdames Tom
g dahl. Conrad Peterson, Jens Gre
y void. P. J. Aklestad. The gue'
were served dainty lunch beft
departing.
80. Early Thursday morning pal
of local men consisting of Fl
Marsh and son Cecil, Hugh jon
and Anton Nelson lS1C II ChC
Cities by car to be gone for abb
two weeks. Mr.. Nelson will take
the John Deer Implement cow
/ ton while the elder Marsh will
it a sister whom he has not 81
for nearly "a years.
,r Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Peter!
M were congenial hosts at a y
Years party at their home. ]
guests present were Messrs
tie Mesdames Tom Ledahl, A. n:
void. Jens Gronvold, A. G. Err
. son. P. J. Aklestad and Ole 81
pc. Norwegian whist was the
- version of the evening. At midi
- an elegant supper was served
the hosts. Those holding high sc
were Mrs. Lidahl and Mr.. Or
: void.
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