The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-04-01
Local Brevities

business caller here Monday.
Philbert Marsh was released
from the hospital Monday.
Todd Downey of Outlook was in
town over the week end.
J. ]. Glover of Welliver trans
acted business here Saturday.
Mildred Tooke of RAYMOND
spent Saturday with friends here.
Jack Mclean and Bradley Doo-
icy, mptored TO Outlook Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Anderson
OF Outlook were seen about town
Tuesday.
The city has been filling up
some of the ruts on the streets
the past week with gravel.
Vivian Hovey, Chesterfield Gig
arctic salesman, came into town
Wednesday sporting a new car.
Peter Glein and Ole Jensen from
south of Dagmar, were visitors in
Plentywood Friday afternoon.
Lloyd Bantz and AL Kurtz of
Redstone came to brentwood
Monday on business.
Lucille Goodman was a victim
of the flu the latter part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd KrebsbacH
! of Glendive were in town Sunday
visiting with friends and parents.
, Andrew LELAND of Outlook Wis
tied In Plentywood Tuesday anc
looked over his political fences.
Viola Goodlaxon, Raymond anC
| Roy Homme and Clarence Doe Of
: Outlook attended the show here
Sunday evening.
: George O'Toole has moved int
) the former "Mutt" Trawicky resi-
dence, from his farm south O
Plentywood.
: Mrs. VIM. Haggerty and infan
daughter returned to her home a
= Dagmar Saturday after being a
E the hospital for some time.
: Erwin Nielsen, Leland Evenso
$ and Henry Umback of Raymon
a were looking after business in tn
n county seat Saturday.
e Nels Sundsted was a bushes
y caller in the county capital frol
E. his home east of Antelope las
d Friday.
: Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gun
It derson (nee Gladys Peterson),
Is baby boy, at 200 o'clock Saturda
:. !: afternoon. Mother and son al
se getting along nicely.
TO Miss Alvina Peterson, who VIZ
called to Plentywood by the deaf
IA of her mother, left Saturday
r resume her position as teacher
Armstead, Montana.
~ ~ S. T. Westdal of the Hera
staff, returned Monday from Wi
liston, where he had gone tv
weeks previously to undergo ;
operation for appendicitis.
t. Louis Bromberg was releas,
e. from the local hospital Friday
er last week, having recovered suf1
IT. GENTLY from an operation for a
We We pendicitis performed a few da
hy before.
nd Ray White, local G. N. dep
NJ NJ agent, underwent an operation f
h. appendicitis at the Sheridan M
his mortal hospital last Monday. r
is getting along nicely at Il
writing.
Sadie Hill, who has been he
on working with the Young Pionet
eTe in preparation for the Phone
ate Camn. was called to her home
lat Belden. N. D., Friday, by the 81
s IF den illness of her mother.
Tile P. D. Howell of the News fol
III returned late Saturday mite.
l les attended the funeral of neph
at in Minneapolis and visited W
relatives in North Dakota g
Minnesota on the return.
Monday evening, Mr.. and M
Johnny Malcolm were hosts at
card party and dance given
nd their home, two miles south
town. A good time was enjo,
ent by all. Music was supplied
,ors Athol Markell and Chas. O'Bri
.nts 1t is reported that FIR;
ade Guenther and family will ret
de- to Plentywood soon to again t
tri- up their residence here. FIR;
w. will be employed at the Peter
for Garage. The many friends of
Guenther family in this city
will be delighted to hear this
600. nouncement.
has Claude Weinland and Ike Ct
ank. man have opened up a garage
the building just north of the
hall. They are installing eq
ment for taking care of gen
DIE repair work. Both members
O"" the new firm are good mocha
by and will no doubt get their 81
of of the auto and truck repair v
som. som being done in this city.
an Mrs. Tom Alley( nee Rose F
all of Outlook, arrived in Plentyv
,,, iHe last Monday. She will visit a
four weeks with her parents, Mr..
lica- Mrs. Mike Fink of Out
MN. From there she will go to Sea
snty- Wnere ner husOdIiu naS AVr1 W.
the ling matches scheduled. They
the then leave for Shanghai, O
MOI" where Tom has a match. A
who is well known to all
m sport fans, is now in the ne
0 0ie weight class, weighing 200 pot
the Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cosper
'-t4-c turned Friday evening Of
- week from a five months
IuuUU during which they visited at p
llllllIl! in Michigan, Wisconsin, MINI
Ia, Iowa, Illinois and North
kota. Mr.. and Mrs. Cosper n
M conditions very bad in the
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