The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-08-14

at the Louis Marsh home.
Pete Kelsen, a successful farm
er from south of McElroy, and
wife and daughter, were in town
Monday on shopping tour.
Grace Buck of Antelope is en-
ployed at the Elgin Cafe in the ca
pacity of waitress, commencinO her
duties last week.
Simon Hansen of Comertown
was In town Monday meeting with
the county commissioners in re-
gard to the new herd law that is
going into effect in this territory
Henry Valdez of Outlook was q
PlentywOod business visitor We'd
nesday morning. While here he
paid the taxes on the Farmers Ell
evator at Outlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Onstad and
children returned to PlentvwooG
from Broadus Sunday. Mrs. On
= stad and Lyle will remain here fol-
the school term.
Richard Paulson, a farmer from
the Reserve country was in the
city the first of the week on bus
; mess with the county agent in re
gard to the federal feed loan.
Peter Mack and family of Nc
Nulty precinct motOred to Plenty
wood Wednesday with some provi
sions which they disposed of t.
needy parties.
Carl Bull was seen making
rush at the front door of the OLE
Farmers & Merchants State Banl
early in the week while on a rush
: ing business trip to the city.
90
s Fred Morck and Cal Peterson
e have been circulating a petition
among the business houses tn
= past week for the removal of tn
bank at Outlook to Plentywood.
q 90
Hershel TimbreF is now up an
around again following a set bac
shortly after he was released fror
u. the local hospital following an or
, Grafton. He was confined to hi
bed for several days
The local west bound passenge
train has been having difficult
n the past week in arriving on tim
a in Plentywood arriving sometime
as much as three or four hour
late.
a The county has repaired the sid
walk at the corner of the count
library, doing away with part G
!. the step from the walk to tn
v crossing. Hans Thompson was
n charge of the work.
r. Olaf Hagen and son of Archie
= were business callers in town Wee
u nesday. While here they sold SON
10 poultry to the Wolf Point Hatcl
cry man who was here this wee
d purchasing poultry.
a I'D
70 Miss Cora Risa returned la.
n week from a short visit in Mort
Dakota. While at Valley City 81
Is visited with Miss Brix and Mi.
y Wynn, former teachers in tn eloci
y schools.
re William Erickson, former execl
L tive vice president of the now d,
IN funct Farmer & Merchants Sta
In Bank, has opened an office in IL
Riba building. He is representa-
~ several old line insurance compal
les and will also deal in real e
tate.
f. The new sewer and water exte1
40 sion from main street to the Rel
ertson Settlement" just south
the track is almost completed.
II fire hydrant has been installed
a. the corner near Martin Reinel
sons house which will add to t
fire protection in that part of t,
city.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Cady a
visiting at the home of the latter
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Palubicki
= Plentywood. They arrived Tuesd
fom their home at Laurel. N
. Cady will be remembered as for
er history teacher and athle'
. coach in the Plentywoo6 school a
Mrs. Cady was Miss Mary Pal
- bicki.
81 After the heavy rain Frid
| Officer Rookie and Francis Mem
-, bo,,o haoD levoliuor the SfroE