The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-01-01

Lincoln Olsen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. L.. S. Olsen who sustained a
broken arm last week, is getting
along nicely at the present writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bull and
daughter Harriet of Havre, Mont,
recently of this city, spent the
Xmas holidays visiting with old
friends here and in Redstone.
Archie Hunt, who has been
working with an engineering crew
at Wolf Point, is spending the
vacation with his mother, Mrs. FL
la M. Hunt, of this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mills and
son, and Mrs. Crabtree of Outlook
were Christmas guests at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. Ed York in
Plentywood.
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Mr.. and Mrs George Patterson,
formerly of Outlook, but who now
live in Minot, were visiting with
relatives and friends n the Plen-
tywood country the past week.
Some of the boundary hoppers,
lacking exercise since the YCL
school closed, have taken to the
pussy-foot act after some of the
Pioneers" waiting for them to
start a revolution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Knutson of
Scobey were here Wednesday of
last week visiting Mr.. Grosseth at
the local hospital and were lun-
cheon guests at the ]. P. Peder-
sen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Viggo Petersen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Niels MadseI
attended the meeting of the Com
mercial Club at Reserve Monday
y E. M. Krost and Jack Bennett
n were also among the PlentywooC
people there.
e Mrs. Beryl E. Pierce and tire
n small children, together with Chas
y E. Taylor, daughter Ellen, an
Clarence Tucker motored to Min
lnesota Sunday. Mrs. Pierce wi
= spend some time visiting with he
: mother.
Mrs. J. A. Johnson and Pilc
It Strong returned Thursday frol
q Minneapolis by plane where Mr.
D. johnson had gone TO attend II
funeral Of a brother. Mr.. Stron
spent Christmas with home foil
i'd near there.
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nj Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Weiss, n
(. and Mrs. C. I. Shallbetter, N
and Mrs. G. A. Anderson, Nh
is, Thos. Clawson and Eli Shallbe
It. ter were among those from Ou
ID, look who attended the lecture
Sender Garlin at the Temple la
Saturday night.
AZ R. ]. VanHee and P. D. How
re of the Producers News force we
business callers in Reserve Tue
nd day. On the return trip tn
.ryl paid a visit to the Antelope m
A where they were courteous
shown the workings of the mill
&C. A. Brandon, miller, formerly
'rn resident ofPlentywood.
in 80
or Svend Petersen and Alfred
Ity. sen of Dagmar were in Plen
- wood Tuesday enroute home fr
a visit to the farm Of Martin
a. son near Archer. Mr.. Olson ]
81 lost his big barn by fire the S
- urday previous and the gentlen
were there in the interests Of
am Dagmar Mutual Fire Insura
and Company.
ity, ,r.,, % +ha .t,,de
" at the YCL school, while on
way home TO Frederick, S.
ngs broke down at FIaxton and
,out to be lowed to Belden, N. D. F.
the there he went on his own po
era to Bismarck, where his macl
again quit him and he had 20
taken to Frederick, S. D.
with Word has been received
has that Austin Knudson of McEl
j at who has been visiting at his m
Ear. er's home in Eleva Wis, his m
er being very ill, broke his
were and is a patient at Red "
inter Mimi. hospital. While in the
eavy pital Austin received word
fall his aged mother had died, bu
The was unable to attend her fun
which -
need Harry Koike was taken by
st. to Minot Saturday, where ne
derwent an operation on his
sales The fractured bone was reset
a new plate put on and he il
rNIIUR ported to be getting along n
'''lll"'t at the hospital there. he
+oLen down in Ray Whites
by DR.. Hall, who was accomp
nj by Mrs. Hall and Mrs. KOike:
Doctor and the ladies ret'
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