The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-03-27
/ Local Brevities i
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ii. b. French of Wolf Greek was
IN the city on Tuesday on business,
j.. p. Anderson and son Raw of
Dooley were here on business last
Saturday. -''9'
Saturday found Ben Void in the
county seat looking after business
matters.
Flocks of ducks and geese have
been noticed making their northward
journey 90 u
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Back of Out
Look were business callers in Plen-
tywood Tuesday.
MIS-. Joe Wirtzberger of West
by was shopping and visiting with
friends in Plentywood Friday.
Henry Ross of Raymond was in
Plentywood on Wednesday looking
after business matters.
The LindOrff mine north of town
eXpectes to close operations for the
summer April 10th.
Horace LaVerdure was seen one
friends here.
Arnold ad Jalmer Hanso of Com
ertoWn visited their sister, Mrs. An
derson, at the hospital Saturday.
Arnold Lidahl is employed at the
LindOrff mine. Mr.. Erness has ac-
cepted a job with Mr.. Paulson south
'Of Reserve.
D. M. Machines and l. E. Metz
Ter of Wolf Greek were seen in
PlentywCod Monday where they
transacted bus:ess.
On Friday of last week Joe
Kowski and Julian Krezebetkowski
of Outlook were business visitors
in the county seat.
Melvin Evenson and son Leland
were in the city on Saturday from
Raymond and while here took in
the reaper celebration.
Messrs. Carson and Nelson. farm.
ers northeast of Raymond were
transacting business here last Sat.
urday.
B. L. McElroy, who has been al
McElroy looking after his farming
interest for several days returned
to Plentywood Sunday.
A. M. Hagen ad children, Mis-.
Anis and Arthur, were in the Plen
tywood Saturday having some den
tai work done.
Mrs. Carl Anderson. a patient a
the hospital is not improving a!
! fast as her numerous friends haC
hoped for.
Donald Hopkins from northeast o
COmertown was arrested for having
stolen property in his possession an,
was released on bonds.
Mrs. Clarence Morrey who i
visiting with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. George Bantz. at Detroi
Lakes, Mimi, gave birth to a fin
baby girl on Sunday, March Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Miller and Mrs
J. G. Storkan autoed to Minot o
Monday to shop. While there the
visited Mrs. Harry Larson at tn
Trinity hospital.
See the Fashion Shoppe this wee
for your Easter Ensemble.
Selmer Espelund of McElroy
spent Sunday visiting his brothe
Ingvold who has been confined t
the Memorial hospital for som
time. Ingvold is improving.
| Mrs. Vern Sachow, who under
went a number of operations q
the local hospital recently is raj
idly recovering and will soon be {
home again with her family.
Miss Helen Larson retume
from Minot where she visited wit
her mother who is seriously i'll /;
the Trinity hospital, the first {
the week. Mrs. Larson is Slow
improving.
! Erness and Anderson were oil
looking after their trade of Mag
Gas last week and at last car ar
tractor owners can save money {
gasoline. Their article is a necessit
in these hard times.
On Saturday, April 4th the Co
gregational ladies will hold the
i second bazaar to raise funds f,
their church building fund. tt
bazaar promises to be a real Oh
and everybody is cordially invite
to attend.
The Mccormick Reaper Cente.
NAL held in Plentywood Saturds
] was very well attended and mu
interest was evinced. The fir
4 show in connection with the eel
i bration, at the Orpheum, also DIRE
a good crowd.
Many geese, cranes and WI
ducks have been seen flying nor
the past week so spring must