The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-11-20

Cecil Marsh had the misfortune
70 run into horse Saturday mite |
damaging the car to the extent If
ABOUT 500. We haven't heard how
the party of the second part Jared |
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Scott De Tray moved into tho
building formerly occupied bv tbe
Garneau family and the VARIETY |
store, the fore part of the week |
Mr. DeIray will conduct a plumb
ing and well drilling business.
DO
Mrs. Matt Hovland of Antelope
was IN town the early part of the
week doing some shopping and in
cldentally had her name added to
the rapidly increasing subscription
list OF the Producers News.
Andrew Espen dropped in to the
Producers News office Monday
while on a business mission in the
city and incidentally had his sub
scrlption pegged ahead another
year.
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Dr. Storkan was called to the
Elmer Stambaugh home Saturday
to attend Rodney who had the flu.
The lad is recovering rapidly and
1t is hoped that he will be back in
school the coming week.
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The State Highway Commission
has a crew of surveyors laying
out the road from the end of the
present highway south of Antelope
to Plentywood. 1t is planned to
commence work on the road in the
spring if funds are available. Cur
tbs Stenehjem is working with the
surveyors.
Nels Kronen from the Westby
country was a visitor in Plenty
wood Saturday afternoon. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Kronen, Mr..
and Mrs. John Seim from the
Turtle Mountains in North Dakota
who are visiting at the Kronen
home, Ole Hellgard, Peter Jerde
and Andrew Espen.
Nels Olson from the south of
Outlook country left Saturday
morning for Culbertson where he
was met by Mr.. Stebbins of Wolf
, Point and together motored to
Fargo where they will attend a
} meeting of the Northwest Grain
Association. Mr.. Olson was taken
! to Culbertson by Ole Fiske.
7 go
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Wilson
and family and Mrs. Clifton Jones
of Scobey passed through Plenty
/ wood Saturday enroute to then
home, from Estevan. Sask., where
they had been visiting for the
past month. Mr.. Wilson paid the
Producers News a pleasant cal
and had his name added to the
ever growing subscription list Of
this popular newspaper.
The annual meeting and election
of officers of American Legion
I Post No. So, Plentywood, was hell
in the basement of the library OF
Tuesday evening. An excellen
attendance was noted. Henri!
Leverenz, E. G. Ferguson and c
M. Undhjem were reelected, con
trary to their wishes, as comman
der, adjutant and finance officer
respectively. Vice commander
were chosen for several of the sur
!, rounding towns and communities
\ There was a discussion of variou
= matters pertaining to the work o
= the post for the coming year aft
= er which the boys enjoyed a stump
y tuous "feed."
= The city is calling for bids 70
= the laying of 1900 feet of waite
Re main from the pumping static
L. on the south side to the neighbol
:. hood of the railroad tracks. De
Is tails may be found in the Call 70
Bids found in this issue on ar
: other page. The main in that pal
y z; of town is getting old and since
n is of steel pipe and subject
u. rust and corrosion and under
y heavy pressure it is believed az
n- visable to replace it with the ca'
a iron pipe. If possible the wor
&c will be done this winter by loc;
y worlxmen. The city has let tt
contract for the pipe to a conceI
at Provo, Utah, at very attrac
i've saving over other bids and tt
material is expected to arrive hel