The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-02-19
Local Brevities

OOiin llndolom of north Of Ray
mond' was in town Wednesday.
j. j. Gibbons of Reserve was IN
town Sunday visiting with friends.
Harry JUL, farmer living near
outlook, was shopping here Thurs
day.
Martin Homme of Outlook was
a business caller here the first of
the week.
q. G. Christensen returned last
Monday from business trip 70
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Ed KOser is improving
nicely from an operation at the
local hospital.
Carl Hobdey of the Raymond
country was visiting with his bows
here Wednesday.
A surprise party was given in
honor of Mrs. w. D. Roy at her
home Sunday evening.
George Johnson, old timer from
Antelope, visited with the Pro-
ducers News Wednesday.
Hugh Jones of the Welliver
country drove in Wednesday and
hauled out a Jag of lumber.
Mrs. Alvin Aspelund was con-
fined to her bed with an attack Of
the FLU" the first of the. week.
Lou Helm, who has been in the
hospital for some time suffering
from hernia, is getting along nice
| ly.
Mrs. Anna Brix, local school
teacher, is i'll with the flu. Mrs
Simundson is relieving her at the
school.
Simon Swanson came to Plenty
wood Thursday evening to be pres.
ent at a hearing held here in his
deportation case. He walked in
from the Courtney school, a dis.
lance of about 16 miles.
The new school has been accept.
ed by the school board, the accept.
ance taking place at the last meet.
ing Of the board.
| Peter Madsen returned 10 hi.
farm on the reservation Sunday
after undergoing an operation il
the local hospital.
/ Rev. Simundson, pastor of tn,
Lutheran church in this city, wai
a victim of the Glue" epidemi,
the first of this week.
Louise Hannah Of Raymond un
derwent an operation for appen
dicitis at the local hospital tht
first of this week.
The young daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Johnny Malcolm underwent
an operation for appendicitis a
the local hospital Thursday.
The Hugh Jones school in tn,
Welliver country burned down las
week. The building was fairl,
well covered with insurance.
Clifford Hansen, barber an,
mail carrier of Reserve, was
Plentywood caller Sunday, visiting
his wife who is a patient at tn,
Memorial hospital.
Evelyn Moore, daughter of MI
and Mrs. A. j. Moore, was takel
to the hospital last Saturday SUI
fering with pneumonia. She j
much improved at this writing.
Mrs. Louis Marsh of Wellive
and children are visiting with he
parents in town. Louis is at th
hospital, where he is recovering
nicely from an attack of the "flu.
Lyal Strong and DR.. Hall flev
over to Williston Wednesday, tax
ing over a cargo of coyote pelts
which they had secured this win
ter on their hunting trips with tn
airplane.
The "flu" epidemic has bee
spreading in Northeastern Mon
tana the past week. Schools an
being closed along the branc'
line. While the Plentywood school
have not closed, a large humble
of pupils are absent.
Lyal Strong and DR.. Hall crack
ed the undercarriage on the plan
last week while landing. TIL
doctor was making a hurried cal
to Dooley when the accident hap
lpened. The plane was fixed in
short time ready for further duty
Fred G. Pribernow, the depo
agent at Dooley, stepped in Plen
tywood Thursday on his way HON
from Warm Springs, Mont, wher
his wife was taken after their lii
tie boy died. He reports Mr.
Pribernow is being we'll take
care Of and will be back home be
lfora lono