The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-01-16

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joying visit from the Doctor's
niece Mrs. George Nelson of Cul-
bertson.
Grant StOner, of Outlook. was
seen visiting with old time friends
on the city streets early in the
present week.
County Commissioner Carl Han
sen was visitor to the county
seat Thursday of this week and
while IN town paid the Producers
News a pleasant call.
The English Ill class of the To-
cal high school had a skating Marty
on the Muddy Monday evening"
The class enjoyed roast weiners,
buns and dill pickles. Two hon
llreS served as roasting places.
Miss Gladly Krebsbach has re-
turned to Williston where she will
resume her training at the Mercy
Hospital after a two weeks vaca.
ton spent with her mother and
sister in Plentywood.
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Mds. Lillian Paske greatly en-
Joyed a weeks visit from her bro
ther-ln-law, l.. E. Foss, of Minot.
Mr.. Foss left for Malta early in
the week where he will visit before
returning to his home at Minot.
! Leonard Arneson, 10, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Martin Arneson of SEQ
hey passed away at the hospital
on Wednesday evening at six o.
clock following an operation for
ruptured appendix.
Among the Redstonites attend
ing the Plentywood- Redstone Hold
ing Company oil meeting held here
early in the week were Messrs. Ed
Engebritson, Jack White John Al
bers Harry Loucks, F. J. Sherry
and John Bucklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominoski from
northeast of the city are the par.
ents of twin babies, boy and z
girl, which were born to them a
the local hospital Friday, January
r 8, 1881. Parties directly concerned
5 are doing nicely.
Albert Swanson who lives on tn,
Blue Trail was in town the first o.
| the week and incidently renewed
his subscription to the Producer
, News. Mr.. Swanson says he can
be without the best paper publish
ed in the county.
: Mrs. Ray Burnham of Redston
: was taken to the local hospita
i where she was operated on for tn
removal of a fatty tumor from tn
left arm. She returned home tn
d same day under the care ON Nurs
e Pearl Fredericksen.
! Miss Gladys Petersen underwear
an operation at the local hospits
Friday for appendicitis and for tn
f removal of a growth upon the ey,
S The operations were successful an
e Gladys plans to return to he
l. home near Dagmar to recuperat
<. for few days.
IS Thirty-day dry cleaning speci;
L extended until financial depressio
e. readjusts itself. Our price for Dr.
Le cleaning mems suits and mediul
IS weight overcoats $1.0O. Ladie
dresses and suits or cloaks 81 u
All work guaranteed. VIM. Hal
q isch, Tailor and Dry Cleaner.
Y. The Wednesday Bridge Club MI
1t at the home of Mrs. H. Barnt
lie this week. The guests were entt
tanned at three tables and ver
sociable afternoon was spent.
delightful repast was served b
e tn ehostess. First prize was VIC
s by Mrs. Gustafson; guests pri1
went to Mrs. Len Rue and cons,
lation to Miss Braden.
/ L. v. Hanson of Scobey stoppt
off at Plentywood Saturday el
route to Culbertson where he wei
to meet relatives of William Lee
! non who died last Friday. The f
s neral took place on Tuesday
Scobey. Mr.. Lennon was an o
= timer in his community having RI
an elevator there and was also
farming partner of John A. Davi
His passing will be keenly felt |
all who knew him.
Mrs. J. E. Brown of Scobey
- a patient at the local hospit
81 where she underwent an operate
for gall bladder trouble and 9th
q troubles last Friday. She is und
J the care of a special nurse. I
Enfield of Minot was called to a
sist local surgeon in the oper
ton. Mrs. Brown is doing as WI
- as can be expected at this tin
. Her son arrived from Californ
to be at his mothers bedside.
George OVERLY from south
town was a pleasant caller at t
Producers News. While here
paid for another 81 issues.
Robert NORM. 16-vear-old son
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe NORM residil
at Redstone was brot to Plent
4 wood suffering from leakage
the heart last Friday. Due to t
overcrowded condition of the he
. pital the young man was taken
the home of his grandmother, M
Mann.
. Last Friday on the new hie
way crossroads at Reserve occurr
what might have proved a IA
accident when the cars driven
Frank FishbeclS and Frank Al
a