The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-10-23

Verna Crawford of Williston
is visiting this week at the home of
Lucille Wright.
c. r. Kienast of Fertile. Mimi.
was in the city cransacting bust
In that city this week.
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j. G. Huseby of Powers Lake,
North Dakota visited with his
daughter, Mrs. Roy Munson, and
family, the fore part of the week.
Richard Irish, who has been Wis
iting with friends and relatives at
Ceylon, Sask., passed thru Plenty
wood Tuesday for Minnesota.
Mr.. Clarence Undhjem's father
and mother from North Dakota are
visiting at the Undhjem home here
this week.
/ Quite a number of local people
attended the church dinner held at
the Ole Void farm home in the
Outlook country, Sunday.
Ludwig Hareland and son Lloyd
are visiting at the homes of Mr..
Hareland's daughters, Mrs. Alfred
Marsh and Mrs. Charles Hilyard.
The Harelands now reside at Han
naford, North Dakota.
Gladys Krebsbach has been Wis
iting in town the past week at the
home finer mother. Mrs. Peter
Krebsbach. She will return to her
duties at Williston the latter part
of the present week.
Chick and Bill Crave left for
Hanldnson, North Dakota Thursday
morning, In the sawed off Ford,
where they expect to spend the
winter. Fred Grave will go later
on the train.
Who says the old days of barter
| are gone? Farmers have been
coming into the Producers News
| the past week with eggs, butter
chickens, turkeys, ducks, beef anC
strings of wampuIn to pay theil
subscriptions to the paper.
G. G.. Christianson left hurriedly
. Wednesday for Erslzine, Mimi, &C.
, companied by his brothers Sam Of
, Medicine Lake and Oscar of West
by following the receipt of a tele.
gram stating that their aged mo
Their was seriously i'll.
/ Supt. w. E. Stegner of the loca
schools left Wednesday for Mile
City to attend convention of su
perintendents which is being helC
that city this week.
Another car of "Murphies" ar
rived in Plentywood the first O
the week for distribution. by tn
Red Cross and Hank" Leveren
has. been kept busy handing. then
/ out in. five -bushel lots to the need,
public. This is the second car an
another is expected before long.
Brick laying has been commend
ed on the new school, building, fiv
brick layers being at present EN-
ployed. It is reported that as 500
as possible more men will be en-
gagged so the brick work will g
up rapidly before cold weather set
4 in. The new boiler for the keatin
plant has also arrived and will b
r put in position soon.
II The hospital benefit dance at tn
. Temple last Saturday night drew
big crowd. The music was delight
: full, the floor was in exceller
, shape and apparently the dancer
: had an excellent time. Many face
: from surrounding towns were OF
I served and the rural sections WEI
" also well represented. 1t is sal
8 that the net proceeds amounte
IS nearly one hundred dollars.
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: Viggo Petersen and SON "Dutcf
. = returned last Saturday from
A. trip to Minnesota where they toe
Z. a truck load Of furniture. Viii
= in the Gopher State they visite
n with friends and relatives in ar
a around Bemidji. Viggo says TIL
&c everything books good there b.
- the people are 'rhard up" just Il
same. Gordon Petersen, who a
companied them there remained
Minneapolis where he will SEE
employmnt.