The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-04-10
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The county commissioner are
holding their regular session at the
court house this week.
P. G. Anderson, Wesley banker, |
was caller at the court house on
Monday of this week.
Peter Nordby of Raymond spent
the greater part Of Tuesday in the
county metropolis.
Harley E. Potter of Redstone
was seen on the Plentywood thor
Ofares last Monday.
If you have seed wheat to clean
read our adv in this issue. Plenty
wood Flour Mill. O-2t)
Melvin Evenson from the north
Raymond country was in the CITY
Tuesday shopping and hobnobb.ng
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Tibbets and
daughter, Mrs. Davidson of Red
stone, were shopping and also Wis
ltlng with relatives here Tuesday.
The Misses Epperson and Shultz
teachers of the Antelope schools,
were Saturday shoppers in the
city.
Mrs. Crawford left for Glasgow
on Saturday. She will be gone the
greater part of the week looking
after business interests.
On years free service on all
Kelly Tires. Don't throw away your
OLD tires. Have them Vulcanized at
me Tire Shop, Plentywood. 90
Mrs. John Rice and daugrter
Anne drove over from Westby on
Saturday to shop and visit with
friends.
BORN to Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Olson of Archer on Thursday.
April End, 1881, nine pound boy.
All concerned are happy.
Mrs. R. A. Gustafson took Mrs.
Lindquist to her home in Brockton
Monday. Mrs. Lindquist and her
daughter spent Easter at the Gus
tafsOn home.
! Rudolph Steinberg of Westby
was in the city Monday and Incl
dentally made the Producers News
a pleasant call. His subscription is
paid for another wear.
Hank Hendrickson of Antelope
was business caller in the city
on Thursday and while here called
at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Harold Hanisch.
Ernie Garrick and son Floyd of
Outlook arrived in Plentywood on
Wednesday when Floyd was admit
ted to the local hospital for an op-
Grafton for appendicitis by DIR
Fawcett the same evening.
Montana Bucklin and Howard
Whitney, both pupils of the Red
stone school, are in the Memoria,
Hospital this week having under
gone operations for appendicitis OF
Saturday and Tuesday
Miss Braden entertained the We'd
nesday Club. The time was spen
in playing bridge. High honori
were captured by Mrs. A. F. Nc
Lean and second by Mrs. Howar,
M. Lewis.
LYDIA Hoist left for Havre o.
Thursday where she went to brin,
her family back with her. TIL
HOSTS have rented the Dan Olso
residence. Mrs. Carry Chalmers
mother of Mrs. Hoist will max
her home with them.
While standing on a ladder fix
ing a light last Tuesday mornin
Hank Krebsbach had the misfol
tune to fall and break his foot. H
consulted physician and had tn
member dressed.
George H. Daughters was owe
from Westby Saturday and PAL
for another years subscription I
the Producers News. Mr.. DaugI
ters believes in subscribing fc
the paper which prints the re;
news.
II Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. E. Helgeso
and son Kermit drove to Crost
to spend Easter Sunday with II
| Al Hanson family. They returne
| Monday. While in Crosby the He
gesons attended the Easter NOR
ing services at the Presbyteris
church.
II Miss Ruth Shoop, r. N. of S
attic, arrived this week TO fulf
the assignment given her by Il
state department of health. MUIR
Shoop has put in the past wee
together with Superintendent Ma
kuson, visiting various schools al
inspecting the children.
| Miss Harriet Bull had the mi
fortune to badly tear the ligimen
of one foot last Saturday afte
noon. 1t seem that she made a mi
step in some way while coming o
of the post office. DR.. Hall reduc
the sprain and Harriet is now al
to be about again.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Debing and Bes
rice motored to Minot to spe1
Easter with friends. While the
they called on Mrs. Harry Lars,
whom they found greatly improv
in so much that she is able to
up little each day, which is W,
! come news 10 her many friends
| Plentywood.
The Easter sunrise services he
at the Lutheran church were W
attended. The cantata is deservil
of special mention being beautifV
ly rendered. Following the worsl
free breakfast was served in
church parlors. The men of
congregation were hosts and pre-
ed themselves amply capable
i co1-xyiv,or a cnIordid v,ooo1 Which ~