The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-04-29

News, arrived Saturday by train
from New York.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Andersen, bouncing baby boy,
Friday morning at the Sheridan
Memorial hospital
Pete Frederickson and Oscar
Thorson of Dagmar were Plenty
wood business visitors here Tues
day.
Mrs. Margaret Donaldson and
son Eddie and Margaret SINNERS
left for Havre Tuesday by car,
where they will visit relatives.
A number from Plentywood left
Thursday for Froid to attend the
funeral services of Senator J. w.
Schnitzler and Pilot AL Hedberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Luebke and
children were visitors in Plenty
wood last Saturday from their
home east of Froid.
A number of Froid citizens took
the Civil Service examination at
the PlentywoOd postoffice last
Saturday to fill the vacancy which
at present exists at Froid.
The band concert given at the
high school auditorium Friday
night was we'll attended. Direc-
tor Oscar Fossum was in charge
of the high school band.
Sheridan county has been treat
ed to several copious rains the
!. past week. A slow drizzle has
continued the greater part of the
past three days with no sign of
abatement.
Rev. o. M. Simonson of the
Lutheran church of PlentywooG
was appointed head of the North
east Montana circuit of the Luth.
ern churches at a convention helC
at Wolf Point.
i, Father O'Rourke, formerly il
charge of the local Catholi,
church, now at Great Falls, wa
in town the middle of the week
: visiting with his many friends il
. this city.
A pleasant surprise party wa
: given in honor of Mrs. Franz
: Dionne by a number of her friends
L Tuesday, the 26th, it being he
birthday anniversary. A pleasan
i time was had by all.
- A big wedding party was hel
~ Monday evening in honor of Albel
Void of Raymond and Ann
Is Morey of this city, who were mai
n ried Monday. Their many FRIEND
a who joined in the festivities d.
& parted voting them much joy an
e happiness.
- Camilla Salisbury, daughter
% Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Salisbur
- had the. misfortune to run a RUS
v nail in her foot Thursday evenin
~ The young girl was climbing al
. fell, landing on the nail whi'
"a pierced her shoe and entered Il
r. foot causing a nasty wound.
Miss Isabel Malcolm, former
of this city, being in the emplt
of the Riba State Bank, was ma
ried to F. B. Stoutamon of Platt
burg, Miss, according to repor
reaching here the first of t
week.
At a meeting of the local pc
szs of the American Legion held We
- nesday evening a vote was tax
- on the cash payment of the fedt
Oh al bonus. Thirty-five membe
ey. voted in favor of the immedis
pie payment. There were no dissel
lite ing votes.
pit: Ed Ferguson of Westby was
III visitor in the county capital I
itv first of the week. Mr.. Fergus
an was released last week from
ch Noonan, N. D., hospital where
rs had been confined with pneumo
,f-c and inflammatory rheumatism.
. Mrs. George O'Toole return
AK, Sunday from Huron, S. D., VIII
per she had spent the winter.
mi. was met at Williston by Geor
I-3t who motored over to that city |
= reported much mud encountered
9y the return trip.
nj Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guentl
' formerly of this city, but who
Gated last summer in north
- Idaho, returned last Sunday
leat Plentywood, where Mr.. Guent
by has accepted a position as cl
~ mechanic with the Peterson G.
pany garage. The many frie
-. Of the Guenther family are {
to to see them back.
and Ten of the local high sci
. ts boys will be entered at the
. Four track meet which will be
ERE at Culbertson tomorrow, April
9th GtI Donald Dahlen, youthful proc
HR- of Plentywood is entered in
If golf tournament, and Paul
mole, Alvin Gronvold, "Bud"
aldson, Carmen Hovdey, Cliff
Nickerson, Levi Paul, Jerry r
ertson, Clarence Wagnild, w;
. Gronvold, Dick Peterson, Ia
Zimmerman and Donald Da
are entered in the various ev
of the meet. Paul Connole
Alvin Gronvold are the only
ter men left from last year,
Az have homo m hiring som,