The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-06-17
Local Breviies

Al Boss of Williston spent the
week visiting with friends here.
Bill Hass of Outlook was a call
er In town Tuesday.
/ Martin Klakken of Dooley was
PlentywoOd visitor Tuesday.
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Parochial school started at the
Lutheran church Monday and will
continue four weeks.
Chris LindOrffj and son, Verne
were business visitors in Plenty
wood Wednesday.
Nels Olson. farmer of the soutb
OF Outlook country, was a Plenty
wood caller Saturday.
Carl HOvdey of Raymond was in
the village on Wednesday on bus
mess.
John Lindblom and family of
outlook were in town the fore
part of the week.
John Ladd and family of Ont
look were Plentywood shoppers on
Monday of this week.
Henry Valdez and John Lem of
outlook were business visitors in
town Wednesday.
Art Wankel of Dooley was a
visitor at the News office We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Dora Robb of Iowa Civ
Iowa, arrived Thursday and is Wis
ting at the Peter Stewart home.
The parents and brother of DR.
Hall, from West Virginia, are Wis
iting at the Hall home this week
Earl Strubeck left Monday for
Minnesota, also Fred Edstrom of
this city with a salesman whom
they will make the trip with.
Miss Clarabelle Malcolm return
ed Tuesday from the Scobey coun-
try where she has been teaching
school during the past term.
Charley Luehr, photographer, is
the owner of a Chevrolet coach,
formerly Nick Reuters, bought
thru the Chrysler garage.
: Lewis Pierce hauled a truckload
4 OF the Plentywood Pioneers to
Brush Lake Thursday to hear VIM.
z. Foster speak.
Mrs. R. E. Lang and children
returned from Poplar Wednesday
where they have been visiting with
Mr.. Lang who conducts a garage
there.
/ Arnold Peterson returned Mon
day from Missoula where he has
d been attending collich. Many of his
e friends are glad to see him back
n as they can get a line on the lat
3 est "cOllich" toys. Haw!
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l. Bob Larson and Peter Glein of
It the south of Dagmar country paid
> the Producers News office very
) pleasant call Wednesday. Bob says
= its hard getting around now with
n no gas or money.
- Baldar Jensen, of Ingwalson Co
at Redstone, and son were visitors
70 in Plentywood Monday at the c.
N G. Christensen home. The boy
% will remain her for parochial
o school.
% Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Mitchell
s and son and Arnold Mitchell, OF
, Belgrade, Montana visited with
: friends in this city over the week
: end. Both Arnold and Marion are
graduates of the local high school
III A band of gypsies "snuk" into
town late Saturday in several big
) high powered cars and were al
= set to swoop down upon the un.
suspecting populace in an orgy Of
fortune telling. shoplifting, etc.
when they were informed by the
powers that be that their absence
/ from this particular section of the
commonwealth was desired anC
! they left Monday, whittier bounC
Il nobody know or seems to care.
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y A new assistant to Immigra
= ton Inspector McNaughton arriv
ed in the city Friday to take VI
his duties. For the present he il
staying at the Sheridan Memoria
=. Hospital. 'Mac" says he "kind;
likes" the young man, while Mrs
McNaughton and the new come
are much in love with each othe,
already and are patiently awaiting
the day when they can leave tn
hospital and enjoy each other
company in the quiet of their coz!
little home.
= Mrs. Blaine Dean, Mrs. R. E
| Gustafson, Mrs. c. E. Hoist ant
Kitty Lynch left the fore part O.
the week for the western part O
the state and probably, before re
turning, to gaze upon the endles
expanse of watery waste known a
- the Pacific Ocean. Word receive
from some of the ladies state
they had reached Glacier Par
with no trouble whatever and afte
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