The producers news., 1932-12-23
Local Brevities

we noticed In town TINS
week were Harry JUL, Albert
johnson, Fred Radon, Ole Garrlck, I
Andrew Misslin, Ben BentSon, ..
F. Bentson, Fred Kelm and Oscar
Lindhe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Desonia OF
Daleview, accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs. Elmer Chaffee OF
Outlook, were business callers IN
town Monday.
Mis-. VIM. Hass and children, OF /
the Outlook country, left for MIN
neapolis last Monday where they
intend to spend Christmas with
Mrs. Hass' parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and
Mrs. Hans Andreasen of Gomez
town spent several days here last
week trying to get medical aid for
Mrs. Johnson who is on the SICK
list.
! Commissioner Victor Anker was
seen in town Wednesday.
Fred Torno, Daleview merchant
was transacting business in the
city Tuesday afternoon.
! The Christmas tree and splendid
program given by the children at
the Lutheran church Sunday eve
ming was enjoyed by large at
tendance.
T. C. Spalding, state chairman
of the Reconstruction Finance
; commission from Helena, was here
Monday and Tuesday to meet with
. the farmers and local central re-
, ief committee.
Andrew Kronen, Peter Jerde
and Mrs. Nels Kronen of Conner
town were transacting business
here Tuesday.
Mrs. Dave Nelson and daughter
who live south from Dooley, were
in town Saturday.
Florence Jessen left for hel
home in the Dagmar country tol
the Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Harry Brightsman returne'
TO her home at Raymond the frs
cf the week.
i Mrs. Chas. Grant was dismisse
: from the hospital the last par
ID of the week. She is spending
" " few days at the Carl Peterso
E home.
Lc Stanley Tooke, Ransom, Mar!
Ir and Montana Cosper and othe
rs voung people from the Outloo
1e o and Raymond vicinity were
IS Plentywood on Saturday.
Mrs. Alene Snuggins was bus
r. ness caller Monday and Tuesday
s., Bill Haas of the Outlook coul
q try was a business caller Tuesda
Mrs Tooke and Mrs. Meow:
~ of RAYMOND were shoppers In u
hit city Monday.
RS; Mrs. Bert Klakken returned
en- en- her home near Dooley last "a
8tc hrday.
r Art Wankel, daughter Muri
ny and Mrs. Hoffman and GertLu
ly. were Plentywood shoppers Nc
md day.
us Mrs. Maxim has been quite
9rk a. her home with the flu tn
ute week.
Q. Francis Adams left the hospi
TIM for her home North of Raymc
and Saturday.
us Harry JUL, John Husa, FL
. Husa. Wane LAGRANGE and II
-. new Salisbury attended U. +:
meeting at Outlook Friday mgr
Mr.. Frasier and Mr.. Mensing
turned home from Great Falls
Saturday of last week.
II. R. Heppner from ComertCc
was a business caller last weeS
Rev. Anderson of the Congre
tional church is in the hosp
with the flu.
'Oo The Catholic Sunday school
. their Christmas program Sun
a@a evening. Many presents v
given away and good time
IN had by all.
~ Monday evening the Congre
tional Sunday school had Il
Christmas program and ever!
present had an enjoyable tim
IT, was reported that over
sacks of mail were sent from
liston for the Bainville-Opl
branch on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Andersen
Outlook were visitors Saturda
Ia Lois Cosper is reported t
coming home on Saturday.
is teaching school at Dodson.
- Mrs. Aslakson was in town
'h" latter part of the week to
MIR. Aslakson home for the
days as he has been in the
Title pital for ONE time on accoul
his injured limb.
. Mrs. George Rebo and
Crone of Comertown were ci
- in Plentywood Wednesday.
ON Joe Mccall, Rubin King,
Olson, Friedwig Williams a
number OF other C5metvowH
-ERs ers were in Plentywood the
of the week.
Pearl Larter pleasantly
'ooD tanned twelve of her friends
nesday evening at the c. U.