The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-05-08
Local Brevities
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Earl Cosper from west of Ont
look was shopper in Plentywood
Wednesday.
Nels Olson, farmer of the Out
look country was a business call.
er in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson
from the Blue Trail were in from
their farm Tuesday visiting with
friends and doing some shopping.
The Misses Gertie and GLADYS
Petersen entertained their father
at their home in Plentywood last
Wednesday.
Rudolph White drove in from
the Welliver country to attend to
business matters at the court house
on Wednesday of this week.
A representative of the Mon
tana Record-Herald, Helena, has
been in the city the past week in
the interests of that paper.
Messrs. Ed. Rasmussen. w. o.
Lansrude, Bruno Gladue and F. ].
Folwag all of Dagmar were county
seat callers Wednesday.
Attorney McKeller of the law
firm of Kline, Mcclellan and Bor-
| ton of Glasgow was here on Mon
day attending to legal matters at
the court house.
The P. G. Grams tamil- have
moved into the Vern Alderman
house at the south end of main
street formerly occupied by the
Gunderson family.
Agricultural Agent Duncan was
here Friday in the interests Of
Better Stock. Mr.. Duncan was the
efficient judge at the last county
fair here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Helgeson ant
son Kermit drove over to Crosb,
to visit with the AL Hanson family
on Tuesday. They returned thai
evening.
A large number of Plentywood'
nimrOds raided the habitat of tn
|. finny tribe of the Missouri Sunday
/ All report varying degrees of sue
cess.
. Tom Lidahl had the misfortun
to break one of his fingers Will
: working on the road grader thi
week. His son Arnold is taking hi
place until Tom is able to be a
! work again.
. Pipe filters have been engaged tn
past week in completing the wor
of installing the new Standard o
bulk station on the south side c
. the track. The big tanks will
painted soon and the station will /
ready for operation.
On Friday the "sheep men" {
} Sheridan county had an EAT MOI
Lamb" day at the court hous
; Many good points and ideas wei
) brought out in the discussions 70
lowing the talks by visiting off
= Gals of the Club.
Thursday evening a number I
o friends pleasantly surprised Mr.
: Frank Dionne, the occasion bein
! her birthday anniversary. A vel
l. pleasant social time was spent
all after which a delicious lunc
n was served.
+ Mrs. Art Ziebarth received tt
l. sad news of the passing of h,
, niece, Miss Evelyn Straus, Mo,
h day evening. Miss Straus had bee
N employed at the state capitol
E Madison, Wisconsin, as stenogr
Is pher and whas highly respecte
= She had been i'll since March.
x The declamatory contest held
y: the Congregational church by t
% local school Tuesday night W
t very well attended. The WHINE
- were Gwendolyn Christianson, fiji
se and Olive Paske, second. It W
ID rather difficult for the judges
~ decide as all participants deliver
- their selections perfectly.
- The Juveniles of the Degree
s. Honor gave a Mothers Da
w Program at the Catholic chur
&c parlors on Tuesday. The progrs
" was enjoyed by all. After the pl
- gram a social hour was had folio
- ed by a delicious lunch served
in Katherine Marion, Helga HAMS,
Anne Hovet, Glow Krebsbach, K
Uterine Christensen, Frank I'll
norman and Eugene Petersen.
Y, The city water tank is bel
- treated to a new coat of paint t
- week. The color is silver q
Ike will greatly improve the Ape
IN ance of the tower. Jacobson,
go painter, is doing the work.
Ky ES C. C. Thompson, formerly
la- Plentywood photographer who
rse moved to the coast a few We
I'D ago, locating at Buckley, Washi
ton, returned to Plentywood
week with the intention of max
his home in this section in the
ture. Mr.. Thompson says he d
not like the continuous clol
weather and fogs of the coast
is glad to be back where the
shines most of the time.
Thompson has a host of friends
this section who welcome him b
While on the coast he kept
touch with Plentywood and Sh
dan county thru the Produt
News which came as a welcC