The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Erickson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ferguson of
Westby were business callers in
town Monday.
Judge S. E. Paul left for Wolf
Point Tuesday and returned We'd
nesday, in connection with court
business.
MIR. and Mrs. Art Wankel of
the north Dooley country attended
the Communist Training School
Commencement Saturday.
T. w. Greer, eminent local
attorney of PlentywoOd, left for
Modesto, Calf, Monday, where
he expects to spend some time
visiting with aged parents there.
Arnold Peterson returned from
Missoula where he has been at
tending college, to SPEND the Xmas
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Peterson.
Michael Salisbury and Walter
Rasmussen motored to Minot on
Monday, taking a couple of the
students of the Y. C. L. school to
their home at Max, N. D.
Robert Rookie, Jr., returned last
Tuesday to Plentywood to visit
with his parents. He has been
working around Jamestown, N. D.,
this summer.
Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs
Orval Bantz and daughter Loretta
left for Duluth and Hibbing Mimi,
to spend the Christmas vacation
with Mrs. Bantz's folks.
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Carl Hovdey and family return
ed the first of this week from
Williston, N. D., where they Wis
tied relatives and where Carl re-
ceived medical attention.
Ole Doe and Edgar 1. Syverud
of the Coalridge community were
among those who attended the
meeting of the school trustees OF
the county at the court house
Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Hass of the Outlook
community gave a party at the
palatial Hass home last week in
honor of her mother, who is visit
ing at the Hass home from Min
neapolis.
| o. M. Lutnes and son Road of
near McElroy came to Plentywood
Saturday to get load of feed
from the local mill. While here
they attended the program at the
Temple in the evening.
Florence Stambaugh returned to
visit with her parents and friends
in this community from Bainville,
where she has been taking post
graduate course in the High
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Moe entertain
ed Commissioner and Mrs. Victor
/ Tr md
family, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Olson
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Wagnild and family, all Of the Plen.
! tywood Bench country. at a party al
their home in Plentywood, last
Thursday evening, December II. The
occasion was a very pleasant and
enjoyable affair.
| Mrs. J. A. Johnson left by plane
Thursday morning in company
with Pilot Lyle Strong of Mime
apolis, where she will attend the
funeral of brother who was kill
ed by gas. Details of the accident
are not obtainable at this writing
On Friday, Dec. 20, Mrs. John
Turner of Westby had a minor cal
accident while driving to Conner.
town in a Ford. The road being
icy, the car skidded into the ditcr
and turned over. Mrs. Turner was
the only occupant of the car, she
escaped without injury.
The many friends of Harry
Koike will regret to learn that he
is not recovering as SATISFACTORY!
from the fractured leg as is ex
pected. X-ray examination dis
closed that the plate had worked
loose, permitting the break to lni
in such way as to make the les
crooked. 1t is reported that h
will be accompanied to Minot Sat
urday by Mrs. Koike and DR.. Hall
where the injured member will b
attended to.
A son of VIM. Wachter of Medi
cine Lake fell into the shaft of
coal mine last Friday and badl!
fractured one leg and sustained
numerous bruises about the body
He was brought to Plentywoot
that afternoon by G. E. Fulkersol
and taken to the local hospita
where the fracture was reduced
and where the lad is recovering
rapidly.
Editor L. S. Olsen of the Plen
tywood Herald left the latter par
of last week for Wisconsin, bein,
called to that state by the seriou
illness of his father. Shortly af
ter boarding the train, Mr.. Olson