The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-06-19
Local Brevities
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a~T9r1~e Re sc sc Sc Sc ahe -
j. Hatwick was in town from,
his farm last Saturday.
Mrs. Francis Mann recently
moved into the Stoner house across
from the FarmerLabor Temple.
CLAUS Eggan from Archer was
among the business visitors to the,
county metropolis this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Simonson
were here from Antelope the first
of the wee KIDDING some shopping
j. j. Regain was here from An
telope Monday visiting and look
ing after business matters.
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Mrs. Einar Fredrickson was in
Plentywood attending court with |
her sister, Mrs. Dora M. Robb. |
several days the past week.
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i Ernest Klakken was in from his
farm in the Dooley country the
first OF the week looking after
business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Madsen
spent Sunday visiting with friends
and relatives in the Dagmar coun-
try.
,, Mr.. and Mrs. Monahan left Tues
i day for Peerless where they spent
couple of days visiting Mr.. Mon
! ahan's brother who resides at that
=; place. They returned to PLENTY
2 wood Thursday.
Nels P. Petersen came up from
= Dagmar Monday to transact coun-
y ty seat business. While in town he
purchased a hay rake from local
Implement dealer.
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n Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Barstad and
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Engebritson
;. were among the Redstone people
y who attended the dairy school at
the Farmer Labor Temple Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Matkin
and baby daughter were in town
from their home in the Redstone
r country a few days this week, Wis
y iting at the ]. d. Matkin home.
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~ Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Olson from
ID Dooley were in town Saturday. Mr.
r Olson attended to business matters
o. while Mrs. Olson visited with
- friends.
r VIM. Writ was down from Out
NJ look Wednesday afternoon, look
~ ling after business interests in en-
II, nection with his farming Opera
tions.
I. G. Iverson from the Conner
town cuntry was attending to bus
mess matters in connection wit
his farming interests the fore par
of the week.
Adolph Kramer was in from hi
farm Monday attending to bushes
matters and visiting with friends
He purchased new disc while
town.
Lewis Thorson. one of the fin:
settlers in the Outlook country we
transacting business and hobnol
bling with friends in the count
seat the first of the week.
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~ Jim Vincent from Coalride
was a Plentywood visitor Tuesda
Nels Engdal, farmer from Il
Dooley country was attending
business matters in town the TO
Inc part of the week.
ire George Reuben from the Whit
- tail country exchanged sixty bus
'ou els of wheat for flour at the Doc
as mill last Wednesday. He also spe
some time renewing acquaintanc
'ic' while in the city.
an H. P. Hanson from Dooley W
~ attending to business matters
lea' the county seat the first OF
attn week, also purchasing some need
ntle machinery repairs at local imp
Ids ment houses.
seS' Ole Mathiason formerly Of r:
UeiD mond but now living at Dool
spent Wednesday in this city NJ
ore; inc some dental work done
II visiting with his daughter, M
Olga.
wru Andrew Hansen left Stature
for Wolf Point to attend to.
milling interests for a few ga
~ From there he went to Hell
- at which place he Will spend Cne
~ mainder of the week on conn
ed pleasure and business trip
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= Ashton J. Moore, editor OF
IvT7V Onheim Observer spent Sunday
80. - PIantvwood with his family.
came down with Mr.. Markuson
asaE drove on to Dooley to spend
day there visiting. They retur
sER to Opheim in the evening"
- Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hass Were
90 from their farm home In the !
s look country Monday aftern1
After spending a few hours ST.
ning. visiting and attending
business matters, they were or
M Vuests at the home Of Mr.. and \
IN Arthur c. Erickson.
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Miss Katherine Marion pres
ed her music class to large a
ence in the Catholic church, ~ !
" Tors last Tuesday evening ~
were thirty pupils taking part
disnlaved marked talent. After