The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-06-03
Local Brevities

LOCd1 DECVkuCS
Mrs. Carl Tango of Outlook has
display at the Sheridan County
library. The display consists of
oil paintings, three of which pic
lures took first prize at the North
Montana State Fair in Great Falls.
During the summer, Mrs. Tango
will spend much time making
paintings from local scenes
around Outlook and PlentywoOd.
George M. Elstad, former teach
er at the local high school for two
years, is visiting with friends in
this city. He drove up from Min
newaukon, N. D., and from here
expects to tour Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. L. J. Onstad and daughter
Clara motored up from Broadus,
Mont, the first of the week. The
Onstad family expect to move to
Broadus, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Raaen will occupy their
home this summer.
cap" Beglinger of Raymond
has been seen driving his sporty
new Plymouth coupe which he
) received recently from Duluth.
"Sprout" Mccall of Comertown
is visiting with friends in this city
5 this week.
Miss Linda Hall, formerly en-
, ployed at the County Superintend-
I ent's office, is visiting here with
S her many friends.
: Misses Metheney and O'Hara,
: former teachers at the PlenJywoOd
schools, are visiting with friends
in this city.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
h Mehl at their home, son, Sunday,
e May 28th.
n Sam Tough of the south Home
i stead country, was a Plentywood
/ visitor Monday.
n Mrs. Simon Swanson left Thurs
. day afternoon for Bisbee, N. D..
}, where she will spend her vacation
u visiting friends and relatives.
Carl Christensen of Antelope
re was a county seat caller Tuesday
a Harry Hoffman of Raymond
b transacted business in the county
!, a. capital Tuesday.
as Hans Rasmussen left Tuesday
re for the Homestead country, where
i he will stucco a house for San
IN Tough.
Ell Clarence Reinertson and Gladly
70 Smith have announced that the!
at have stolen a real march ON thei
~ friends, having been married TO
er over three months. They were sc
r. cretly married at Williston Janu
n n airy 23d according to reports AM
n. have kept it in the dark until now
It. Clarence is one of Plentywood'
is popular young men, son of MI
al and Mrs. Martin Reinertson. Tn
h, bride is the charming and win
IS some daughter of Mr.. and Mr.!
ne Robert Smith. Their many friend
lis offer congratulations and wis
he them much happiness and pros
eu' perity.
Muriea SOrensen of Ambros
visited the fore part of the wee
nd with Helen Larson.
az Annie Sala, Shirley Won Esche
ng and Henry Killing from Bainvill
ng visited with friends here a fe
days.
EEK Mrs. ]. A. johnson and daugl
a. ter Ruby left Sunday for Mimi
his apois by car, where they wi
os- purchase new stock for the stor
r riy They were accompanied by CeC
old Marsh and Bob Zeidler, who W.
is return with new Chevrolet ca
nm Mr.. and Mrs. Louis J. Moe al
.wo family left for Minnesota tn
ar, week, where they will spend the
T res vacation visiting friends and rel
nse tives.
be, Pc Mr.. and Mrs. Hallsey are t
i'm proud parents of a son born So
urday at the local hospital.
Sen Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Miller a
ing visiting few days this week wi
lent relatives and friends at Malta.
Nc Northeastern Montana was v
am tied with a million dollar rs
TOY this week, and gardens and fiel
edit edit are in much better condition tn
xlie, few days ago. The rain cal
in time to save many crops, a
it is thought that many gr;
fields will recover that had be
Ian given up for lost. About an il
ask. of rain fell in this vicinity.
YES 1t is reported that James
the dahl and family of Dagmar exp
to leave in the near future for c
7av- ifornia, by car, where they '
visit for time and where Ru
Sew who graduated from Plentyws
is" high school this week, conte
enry plates entering college or tax
Of up vocational work. The Loda
n, en- expect to be gone about I
- months.