The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-03-06
Local Brevities
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VII 0COudH.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Shirtliff spent
Sunday with their son and family
en- the farm west of Outlook.
Chris Petersen of Reserve was
among the visitors from that town
in PlentywOod Tuesday.
Ole Jensen of Dagmar spent the
first two days of the week in the
city.
Bill Fleuegel of Grenora spent
Wednesday afternoon at the court
house on business matters.
Ed. Hannah of RAYMOND trans ;
acted business in the county seat
on Wednesday.
Among the shoppers from Dale !
view here early in the week were
Joe Frank and Jack Wagner.
| Max Deck of Outlook made a
pleasant call on several friends in
PlentywoOd Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Moe of Arch
er drove down to shop and visit
with relatives during the week.
Mrs. A. C. Erickson has been on
| the sick list few days this week
with the flu.
James Moore of Medicine Lake
transacted business in the city the
first of the week.
Clifford Andersen and Axel Oh
sen of Dagmar were calling on
friends in the county metropolis
Monday.
The county Dads are in ses-
4 sion this week. Many matters of
interest are being brought up for
settlement.
Jens Ibsen autoed over from
Dooley to look after business in
terests Wednesday and incidently
called on friends.
S. E. Miller and wife who rep
resent the Shad, Brown Calendar
company of Missoula were week
4 end visitors in the city.
Miss Ethel Singleton, who has
been spending some time at Re-
d serve drove up from that town
II Monday for visit with friends.
u Christ Knutson who has beer
o visiting the old home at Christine
, North Dakota the past month has
returned:
- Among the professional callers
e. at Scobey from Plentywood OF
y Wednesday We're A. c.. Erickson
: Judge Paul and Ed. Koser.
" Miss Olga Almborg who ha
m been visiting with relatives a
D Christine, North Dakota the pas
y few weeks has returned to he
home.
d. Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Astrup o
at Grenora enjoyed Saturday shop
ping and visiting with friends i
: Plentywood.
2. George OVERLY from south o
- town was nthe city Wednesda
ed attending to matters at the cour
f. house.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Harderse1
be Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stahlber
y " and Mrs. ]. ]. Morgan of Archie
- were transacting business in Pier
hit tywoOd during the week.
.a- The Harmony Bridge Club ms
a at the home of Myrtle Donaldso
3D. on Monday evening. Mrs. Yor
won head prize and Mrs. Ra
MI White second.
ST. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dionne wei
~ pleasantly surprised when eigl
= friends and neighbors called Q
III them Saturday night. A social ev,
lie ming and splendid lunch were el
.n- joyed by all.
The local Sons of Norway lode
is met at the home of Tom Ida
"a Tuesday evening. After the reg
70 lar business matters were take
ed 81; care of a social period and lunC
,p- was enjoyed by all.
ID Mrs. R. J. Van Hee return,
= home Wednesday from Superio
81 Wisconsin where she went la
TO week to attend the funeral of h
ms sister, Mrs. Earl Briggs who di'
ng. of pneumonia.
- Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Palutzke
81 the Welliver country spent We
nesday with friends in the city.
On Tuesday, March Sd a ma
rage license was issued to Fra
a els King of Comertown and E
Their Larson of Dooley.
The proponents of the ne
school district from Districts
"a 80 and 20 submitted a petition
E the county superintendent Ia
. month and it was denied. An a
peal was made to the county col
missioners and it was heard Thu
day of this week at the col
room. The decision of the coun
superintendent denying the pc
- ton was affirmed by the boa
- A large number of people fro
~ the territory effected were prese
to hear the pros and cons.
N Death came to sadden the hol
~ of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy White l
ing south of town when their lit
four year old son was academia
killed while playing in a wag
47 box. The upper box had been "a
ed several inches in order to h,
more coal and the boy stuck
head thru the opening and
box dropped on him choking h
to death. Services were held t
|. friday morning from the Ev'
gelical church and interment v
. be made in the Coalridge Ger