The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-07-29

N AAOA O1AWOSI 1IOIu raymond
The Ed Boellens, ]. Whitish and
Pat Greff of the Archer country
were callers in Plentywood We'd |
1esday.
The Plentywood Junior ball |
tossers went to Reserve Tuesday
to cross bats with the team from
that hustling village. The boys
returned scalpless.
A party of friends dropped in
on Mrs. Burlingame Monday to
help her celebrate her eighty-third
birthday anniversary. A socal;
afternoon was spent.
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High School Principal and Mrs.
G. B. Mcmillan returned early in
the week from a months vacation
spent in the western part of Mon
tana and in Minnesota.
Walter Rasmussen and Lauris
Beigh, local sign painters, made a
trip up the line Thursday of this
week where they painted a couple
of nifty signs in one of the towns.
The county commissioners are
reclassifying land this week. They
will meet as the board of equali-
cation Monday when the levies
will be fixed for the coming year.
Simon Swanson returned We'd
nesday from a trip in the west
which covered 400 miles in nine
western states. He has been gone
six weeks. He is agent for tool
company.
A number of local residents mo-
tored to Ceylon, Sask., to take ir
the fair and ball games. Ceylor
took first, Outlook second, anC
Plentywood third. A joyful of
fun was had by everybody.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Robinson anC
family and Mrs. Medders left Fri
; day morning for Minneapolis. MI
Robinson expects to take a cours'
in top and body work while tn
other members of the party visi
with relatives.
. A terrific electrical storm is re
ported to have passed over CeyloT
Sask., Monday afternoon. One ma
8 was killed by lightning as well a
several head of stock. A numbe
of buildings are said to have bee
struck also.
Mrs. Frieda Frederick, mothe
z of Walter Raess of this city, WI
lives east on the Blue Trail, Wa
operated on for tumor at the no
pital Friday of last week. D
IS Cameron of Minot and DR.. Storks
handled the case.
Louis Van Hee, who was injur'
in an automobile accident Wedne
DO day morning of last week, and w
had been at the hospital receivil
treatment was taken. to his hor
Saturday. He is up and aroul
m and cuts and bruises are healil
nicely.
Otto Stadig, Jack Dwyer a
m Joe Redmond left Friday of IL
week by car for the western pa
m of the state. The first two me
toned will spend some time fis
ing around Whitefish and Joe "
90 attend the state convention of
American Legion at Kalispell.
Hans Rasmussen and Char
90 Taylor went to Bonetraill Sunc
49, where the latter addressed lal
Oh audience on the election progr
of the Communist party. II
took Mrs. Strubeck as far as B7
90 Lake and on the return broug
Mrs. Melvin Evenson back.
Roy Guenther, Wiley Gosn
+ tv Helen Stordahl and Margaret B
Mt lner left Saturday for Great F;
zen where they are employed aftel
s ese very pleasant two weeks SOLO
the with relatives and friends
the Plentywood. They are making
Iom trip by car.
SO Hans Rasmussen has compile
ted two ornamental gate posts at
De L. J. Moe home on the south S
nv Louie says he expects to p'
of them red, white, blue, indigo
d 10 violet. but his advisors contend
'oVV natural color of the rock and
Ind. ment will be much more plea;
are to the eyes of the passerby.
ing " a.
var The big oil tanks of the Co
mental Oil company at Outl
ion were hauled through town du
o oUe the latter part of the week on
for way to Culbertson. Lack of
ere ronage at Outlook during the
paP three years caused the official
owe the company to discontinue
due. station there.
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Iers Albert Peterson of Antelope
Iit X the misfortune to tip over in
roadster Sunday while retur
,ome from Brush Lake. There
City five in the car and Albert was
be- only one injured. He was bro
In to the hospital where it was f
'iOns that he was suffering froI
.v % broken jaw, several. missing
The and minor bruises. He is up
very around and getting along mic
orms
,d sl Mrs. Ferguson of st. Paul
s Of aunt of Mrs. A. ]. Moore, sto
this a few hours in Plentywood
- nesday visiting at the Moore
on enroute to the west coast v
dis she will visit with relatives.
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