The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-03-04
Local Brevities

Victor Nyquist of Froid was a
Plentywood visitor Saturday.
Martin Homme of Outlook was
a Plentywood caller Thursday.
Axel Nielsen of Dagmar was a
county seat caller last Saturday. |
E. S. Strand, Comertown farm
er, was Plentywood caller Mon
day of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lund of Re-
serve attended the taIkie here
Sunday evening.
Publisher Joe Dolin of Medicine
Lake was a business visitor in
town Wednesday.
Gonius Laursen of Dagmar
transacted business in the county
metropolis Wednesday.
Lars Batten of Antelope was in
and paid his subscription Satur-
day at the News office.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Alexander OF
Outlook were visitors in Plenty
wood Saturday afternoon.
Andrew Iceland of Outlook was
a business caller in the city Fri
day afternoon and evening.
N. K. Markuson of Medicine
Lake was visitor in Plentywood
Tuesday evening and Wednesday.
Emil Moe and Hans Hardersen
of Archer were callers at the
News office while in town Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Gibbons of
Reserve were Sunday guests at the
Charles Luehr home in Plenty
wood.
Chas. Norton, well known farm
er of Medicine Lake, was a bust
ness caller in the county capital
Monday.
Ole Mathiason and son were Wis
itors in the county seat Wednes-
day, the latter having an appoint
ment with doctor.
AL Schrupp, customs officer at
Raymond, accompanied by Mrs.
Schrupp and the boys, was a
Plentywood caller Saturday.
George Abenroth was in from
the farm west of town Saturday,
hobnobbing with friends. George
paid the Producers News office
pleasant call.
Geo. Rebo, Andrew Espen, Ole
Hellegaard, Peter Jude, R. G. Ras-
mussen and son, all of Comertown,
were Plentywood visitors Saturday
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, P. L. Collins and
son Gene and the mother of Mr..
Collins were visitors in Plenty
wood Friday from their home
near Raymond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Garrick of
Outlook and Lester Thompson also
of that town were visiting here
Monday, making a pleasant call at
the R. J. Van Hee home.
Mike Salisbury was called from
Flaxton, N. D., Wednesday, where
he had been visiting by the death
of his sister Janice. Mike arrived
just a short time before his sister
passed away.
Wayne LAGRANGE, Simon Han
son, Ed Hanna, August Westphal,
Melvin Evenson, Chas. Ross, prom
inent farmers of the Raymond
territory, were in Plentywood Sat-
urday on business.
The district convention arrange
ment committee of the American
Legion met Thursday evening
with a committee of the Auxiliary
to talk over plans for the conven-
ton which will be held in Plenty
wood, Saturday, April End.
The new school building here
was occupied this week by all pu-
pills, except the fourth, fifth and
sixth grades. One of the frame
structures that were vacated will
be remodeled into a work shop for
students of the Smith Hughes
course.
The warm, spring-like weather
of last week which was greatly
enjoyed by everybody in this sec
ton of Montana, left the terrain
free of snow. The ice in the Mud
dy broke up and everything had
an air of springtime. Even sew
eral premature Easter bonnets
were observed. Monday a high
wind from the east brought snow.
The storm continued undated un-
til late Tuesday afternoon when
the wind died away, leaving great
drifts of snow blocking paths and
highways. Since the storm, tho
the temperature has not been very
low, the weather has been little
bit more like winter.
People coming into Plentywood
on the Raymond road Sunday OBJ
served a big car standing in the
ditch a short distance north of
the entrance to the Walkowski
farm. Upon inquiry it was found
that the car belonged to a gentle
man who has been employed on
the new school house. He says he
went to sleep at the wheel at an
early hour that morning and
awalxing suddenly, became confus-
ed and couldn't tell which was the
road so he turned the car onto
what he thought was the road.
The vehicle went down the en-
bankment in good form and the
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