The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-04-08


the county seat Monday.
Clayton Eaton returned last
week from a business trip to Min
neapchs and Duluth.
Henry Osksa of Westby re-
newed his subscription to the News
while In town Monday.
Thomas Sundsted of Dagmar
was in town Tuesday looking af-
ter business matters.
Frank Stringer of Medicine
Lake called at the News office
Tuesday of this week.
i Chris Heiberg and Folmer Chris
Jensen were in town Monday from
their farms near Dagmar.
George Bell of Medicine Lake
was a business caller in the coun-
ty capital Thursday of this week.
M. Evenson of Raymond was
here on business Wednesday after
noon.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cosper were
! Plentywood visitors Wednesday of
. this week from their home in the
! north Outlook country.
4 Jeanne Falaxa was in town
e Tuesday evening, attending the
r SophOmore-Senior basketball game
e at the H. S. auditorium.
e Robert Zeidler returned home
S from college the latter part of
e last week for a vacation. Ole
It Gunderson and Cecil Marsh drove
to the main line to meet him.
g Nels Miller and Ole Ibsen of the
: Volmar, Dagmar country were II
Z town on official business Monday
u afternoon.
- Carl and Jens Brinkman and P
! M. Olsen of the Dagmar countr!
n were business visitors of Plenty
70 wood Monday.
" "Apples" Markell has been kal
n, somining the rooms in the Gran,
e, View Hotel. They are going t.
)u stucco the hotel next week it j
lie reported.
OF Chas. and Archie Larter, we
he known farmers of the Raymond
nix Outlook country, were bushes
e. callers in the county seat Thurs
'st day of this week.
IL Leo Young returned last Wee
I'm nesdav from a winters vacatio
ne spent in California and otht
OK southwestern points. He will pl
Is in his farm in the Raymond coul
@S try this spring.
Lo Mr.. Jarshaw and Mr.. and Mr.
aro Larsen of the McCabe countl
- were in town Monday on bushes
he Mr.. Jarshaw had the misfortul
nd nd tc lose his farm thru legal shy
terv we are informed.
zen John Furst, who worked as
bricklayer at the local school, al
family, were in town Tuesda
They have moved on farm ne
Antelope from the Bedouin cou
try near Malta, where he former
lived.
WIS Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harms a
son of Glasgow visited Tuesd
NC at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
EN- J. Moore. while on the return t.
test to their home from Dalevie
for where they visited a brother
lish Mr.. Harness. Mrs. Harness is
ing niece of Mr.. Moore.
God The friends of Harry Koi
new who is still in the hospital at
and not suffering from broken /
e. will be pleased to learn that WI
has been received here that he
que able to be up with the aid
crutches a short time each {
and expects to be able to ret
. +. home in a week or two. He '
ton injured the 10Th of September.
r FRO! Johnny Acres Of the POI
mug country had the misfortune
Cne wreck his big Master Six Bu
mass while in town to attend the
our gion dance Saturday. A fri
y of Acres jumped on the fender
T. his car and told him to catch
car for him. He obliged and W
going from the school house d.
)NE. past the Temple, the fellow
him to go straight ahead and
the car ran over the raill
liiie tracks. The car suffered cen
L cradle damage: a broken fra
-1 noS fly-wheel stripped and various
VI NJ er damages. None of the q
- ~ pants were injured