The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-05-01
Local Brevities
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, were shoppers in the city Wednes-
day afternoon.
A marriage license was issued
on Wednesday,, April % to Hens
Lund of Reserve and Mates
Knuteson.
A fine big boy was born Wednes-
day, April 20, 1881 at the local
hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis !
Hanbrick of Whitehall.
Used tires any size. New tires
at mail order prices. Tire Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson
OF Reserve are the proud parents
OF fine baby daughter born to
them at the local hopital Monday.
April 81.
The Harmony Bridge Club met
at the home of Mrs. Ed. Peterson
last Thursday night. High score
went to Mrs. Al Bourassa and sec
ond to Mrs. Ray White.
Mrs. A. E. Kemp and daughters
drove up from Froid Monday to
spend the day shopping and Incl
dentally visited with old acouain-
ances while here.
George OVERLY was in from the
farm south of town Monday. He
says the spring work is well adj
vanced in his neighborhood and a
good rain will be welcome at any
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Shirtliff spent
Sunday with their son Henry and
family out on the farm west of
Raymond. Mr.. Shirtliff has also
been assisting some with the work
, on the farm.
Ed Hill and Louis Pierce drove
10 the river near Culbertson Sun.
day to test their luck as fishermen.
They say their luck was ok but
their friends haven't been shout
ing their praises as fishermen SO
! far.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Wheeler anC
: children spent Sunday at gilbert.
e son and on the river in quest Of
4 members of the finny tribe anC
incidentally refreshing themselve,
in the pure bracing air to be founC
only along the old Missouri.
n P. ]. Stewart purchased bar
from Jake Reigger early in tn
week and has moved it out to tn
: pasture southeast of town and vii
K keep his cows in it. Due to tn
e fire which recently destroyed tn
Stewart barn the cattle have no
5. had sufficient shelter.
e Chew. 6 in Al shape will trad
= for cattle. Tire Shop.
I The P. T. A. held their regula
meeting at the school house Nor
| day night. The members of tt
high school band assisted in ente.
tanning the gathering and tt
selections rendered were enjoye
by all. Mr.. Elstad who is the bar
| leader deserves special mentic
for the thorough manner in whiC
/ the youngsters are being laugh
| George Bell who formerly resi-,
| ed in Quitmeyer but who now liv
| in Medicine Lake motored to Pie
| tywood and made a business CO
] at the court house early in Il
| week. George has been under Il
1 care of a doctor for several mont,
| but is now able to be up and
| round again although not in Il
| best of health.
/ The Lutheran church directo
\ and the Ladies Aid have been ha
| ing meetings in the church parlo
| the past week relative 10 the j
| stallation of a bath in the pa
sonage and lavatory in the has
ment of the church. Those intere'
ed think it would be a great il
provement and benefit to all t
congregation.
Quaker State Motor Oil, the 20
mile oil. Tire Shop.
Early Tuesday morning Fra
Dionne left for Rolla where
wife has been for the past we
due to the illness of her "a We
old father who is blind and We
. i'll. Mrs. Dionne's sister has a
Il been assisting in caring for
aged man and will remain the
for some time. Mr.. Dionne dro
. the truck over and will bring ba
81 a load of cord wood.
T A. J. Moore, former employee
| the Producers News but now e
| tor of the Opheim Observer spe
| the weekend in Plentywood W
| his family. He came down SAT-
| day. The Producers News aclnoN
| eyes a pleasant call.