The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-10-28
Local BrevitieS

AVSA1 LA ~ ASANO
Roy Nelson and Mr.. Roffart of
Outlook were Plentywood callers
Thursday. They exchanged wheat
for flour.
Henry Hanson and Pete Wig are
employed at the Fishbeck mine To-
Gated near the old electric light
plant.
Elmer Brightsman drove down
from Dooley Monday for a truck
load of gas. He reports several
inches of snow north of town.
Word was received Monday that
all automobile traffic at Minot
was tied up on account of the
heavy fall of snow.
Arnold Hanson and Louie Dixon
from south of Comertown were
callers in the county seat the first
of the week.
!
Mrs. Charles Luehr was able to
leave the hospital Sunday and re-
turn to her home. She underwent
an operation recently.
Mrs. c. S. Nelson is cooking
after business interests in Plenty
wood this week. She now lives al
Havre.
Border Patrolman Bob Com
mings left Wednesday for Fl
Harrison where he will undergo /;
! physical examination.
!, During the absence of Mis-
Granger from her duties in the
local schools, Mrs. Percy Nevill,
| is teaching the fourth grade.
Harvey Nichols has leased tn
! ! Fishbeck mine for the cominI
= year. He has a crew of miners o.
the job and is now ready to sup
. ply any and all corners with Goa
|
Word has been received of tn
marriage of Miss Lucille Ketter
= man, daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
y Paul Ketterman of Plentywood t
Chas. Nelson, in Seattle.
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Mrs. R. J. Van Wee is substitu
ing for Mrs. Simon Swanson {
the Evenson school north of Ra!
mond during the absence of Mr.
Swanson in North Dakota.
n Guy Grove, the vegetable an
IS apple man, who calls in Plent.
n wood each fall closed a very pro
-e liable season Monday. He says /
Ie could have sold another carload
,e apples very readily.
=. FulkerSon-Nelson Mortuary a
nounces this week that in keeI
N ing with present conditions the
! have adopted a new price markiI
!. system. Read their advertiseme,
: In this issue.
is Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mccall
'r Comertown, were hosts at a di
g ner at their home Saturday to t
ID county candidates on the Commu
II list ticket and some of the Plent
~ wood Pioneers.
Id Word has been received tn
ru Mrs. George Rebo, Of Comertow
al who left Plentywood several wee
ne ago for Salina, Kansas to under
en- treatment for cancer is gettil
al along nicely apd the improveme
in her health is very gratifying.
u Chris Heiberg, Carl Brinkms
nd F. r. Christensen and Olof HI
of the Dagmar community were
town Monday getting a supply
Red Cross goods for distribute
by Jens Brinkman in the Qui
meyer precinct.
Sheriff Madsen left Tuesd
night at nine O'Clock for Havre
response to information that
:" daughter Margaret was i'll wi
IN appendicitis. She underwent
81 Ell operation Wednesday. She is
I'll tending Northern Montana cole
90
1lu A representative of the st
no Motor Company of Williston is
use Plentywood this week. They h;
re- seized several cars and true
.ne from those unable to meet
Il payments and whisked them off
"a Williston.
1p- Roy Mensing and R. W. Fra
ng who appeared in federal court
A Great Falls last week on a char
7as of illegal possession of intoxica
as drew stiff jolts. Mensing v
in handed a ticket for 800 and
J. days and Frazer took his to
Ip- tune of $125 and 80 days.
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lp- A light snow fell all day Thu
An day covering the ground W
I'M about an inch of slush. The To-
ur- running into Plentywood lend
les cheer to the heart of the wea
ich traveller, but the moisture is v
18th come and is absorbed readily
nd the arid land.
ed. 90
18th Mrs. Ole Gunderson, whose re
rds tation as a pastry cook at the
gin is 50 well known, was la
ken
on -.
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