The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-05-15

Maurice Plaisance and Ray Lang
+ the Ford Garage at Poplar
pent the week end in Plentywood. !
Miss Ethel Petersen who teaches
n the Fuchs school spent the week
nd at the parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hass of Out
ook were in the city the latter
'art of the week shopping and Wis
ting with friends.
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Don't fail to see LeRoy's "Radio
# 1859" broadcasting a human be-
ng thru space at Farmer Labor
Temple Wednesday May 20. Two
zig hours of hilarious fun.
Magnus Morck and Sigvert Jo-
hanson and family, all of Reserve,
we're shoppers in the city during
he week.
Commissioner Carl Hansen of
Dagmar spent the fore part of the
week in the city on business per
tanning to his office.
Chris Johanson of Antelope and
Nels Sorenson of Dagmar motored
to Plentywood Saturday to take in
the Round up.
Junior Karr who is employed at
Fort Harrison is enjoying a vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Peterson.
Alfred and Ansker Nelson, Lilly
and Cora Jensen of Dag
mar attended the dance at the
Temple Saturday night.
If you miss seeing the Leroy
Vaudeville show at the Farmer-La-
Dor Temple May 20 and 21st you
will be the loser-your friends will
all be there.
Mrs. Harry Larson and Mrs.
Harry Sparkling of Medicine Lake
drove up to spend the day here,
Tuesday.
Nita Robinson and pupils of her
school south of Redstone were in
Plentywood Saturday to attend the
county school tract meet.
Assessor Bolster is able to be
up after a lengthy siege of illness
and is again at his office in the
court house.
Mrs. o. T. Benson from the
Archer bench country transacted
business in Plentywood early this
week.
Elias Sorvick, Antelope post
master was among the out of town
visitors to take in the big show
"Cimarron' at the Opheum Sunday
night.
Used Tires, all sizes. Radio tubes
Quaker State Oil, Storage batter
les and "B" batteries at the Tir,
Shop, Plentywood. (7-2t,
The Camp Fire Girls play en-
titled "The Can of Wohelo" will b
given at the Congregational churcl
Friday, May Is at 8 o'clock. AID
mission 10c and Zoe.
Henry Raaen, principal of tn
Comertown schools, accompanie
his graduating class to Plentywoo
Tuesday where they had their elias
picture taken.
Mrs. G.. E. Campbell and chi
dren motored to Glendive wher
they spent Saturday and Sunda
visiting with Mrs. Campbell's pa
ents.
Don't forget the chiken dinner ;
the Lutheran church parlors Thur
day evening, May 21st commencin
at 5 o'clock. SOC and 35 cents.
real old time feed.
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Nels Petersen and son Woodro
were visitors at the home Of Il
Misses Gladys and Gertie early
the week. Woodrow will remain
few days in the city.
Ask "Karma" with LeRt
vaudeville show at the Farme
Labor Temple. Any question co
corning lost articles, missing rel
tives or stolen goods. He may su
prise you. Wed, May 20.
Axel Romstad, prominent farm
and mail carrier at Antelope, W
calling on friends in this city s.
J urday. The family took in t
t county schools roundup held
? that day.
A. M. Sheimo of Glasgow, ma
ager of the Hart Parr Machl
/. company spent several days in Il
/; city in the interests of his fir
0 He left for other points on We
c nesday.
The ladies aid of the Luther
q church will give a chicken DIM
Thursday evening May 2lst IN !
; church parlors. There will be chi
: en- and trimmings and strawbel
: shortcake and whipped cream W
y lots of other things. All you
Il eat for so cents and 20 cents.
c not forget the date.