The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-04-22
Local Brevities

j. F. Wolters left for Fort Har- |
rlson by train last week, where
he will receive medical attention.
Peter Glein of south Dagmar
country was a business visitor in
the county seat Monday.
Henry Walders motored over
from Outlook Monday to look af-
ter business and visit with friends.
The D. S. Garrick family of
Outlook visited at the R. ]. Van
Hee home Sunday.
Hans Agaard, farmer living
south of Plentywood, was in town
wednesday to get repairs.
w. Mack was in from the Com
ertown country Wednesday look
ing after business matters.
John Lindblom of Raymond
transacted business in the county
capital the middle of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ofsthus Of
Comertown were callers in the
county metropolis Wednesday.
Art Hagan, Redstone farmer,
was a Plentywood visitor the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. Eric Olson and son Cliff
ford of Comertown were shopping
here Tuesday.
The Lutheran D. o. R. met at
the Ole Void home on the Plen-
tywood Bench Tuesday.
Melvin Torgersen and John
Hagan were business visitors in
Plentywood from Comertown last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Hansen and
Matt Gullord from Comertown
We're Plentywood shoppers the
first of the week.
I Commissioner Carl Hansen was
a business caller in Plentywood
Monday from his home in the
Dagmar country.
Niels Sundsted and Niels Peter
son of the Antelope-Dagmar coun-
try were in town Monday on bust
ness.
The High Schools athletes are
now training for the track meet
which will be held at Culbertsor
the last of this month.
Construction of the new water
J mains in the south part of town
is progressing rapidly. MAJ
Hueth is in charge of the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Hanson ant
; children of Crosby, N. D.. visited
: at the E. H. E. Helgeson home
Sunday.
Dagny lessen, Mrs. Axel Olsel
and children and Mrs. Gilbert Oh
sen and baby of the Dagmar com
munity visited at the Hans Ras
) mussen home Monday.
Otto Matiskainen and Loui
, Wallin of Van Hook, N. D., ant
] Mabel Husa, of Belden, N. D.
+ were here on business Thursda!
and Friday of last week.
! A. ]. Moore and daughter Eve
Ign and son Lyle motored to tn
Been Luebke farm, east of Frio'
: Sunday, where they spent the day
e returning that evening.
d Wienie Niva of Frederick, S. D
d drove up by motorcycle from Froi
: Sunday. He left here Monday TO
S Superior, Wis, accompanied b
: Pete Stoyanoff, who left for point
a in North Dakota.
SYend Petersen and Fred Olse
!, of Dagmar motored to Redston
t Monday in the interest of the MI
: tual Fire Insurance Co. Art Hae
an had the misfortune to lose hi
large house there.
! Martin Reinertson and Clarenc
! ! and Gene Antonton drove to Bair
= vile and Homestead after Bea
? Creek coal Tuesday. The co;
station is being removed frol
: Homestead.
y Franklin Loucks had the misfol
4 tune to damage his Whippett CO
: last Saturday night while return
|. ing from dance at Flaxvill
. Coming to a sharp turn in tt
= road, Franklin saw he couldn
make the turn, so he volplane
ID across the ditch TO- make a perfe'
r pancake landing. The car W;
n but slightly damaged and has bee
le repaired. The occupants of tt
Is car were uninjured.
e The Monarch Lumber Co. Off,
5 was entered Saturday night /
u persons unknown and a small ar
\ II cunt of stamps and cash was tal
Z en-. Entry was supposedly mae
= through a windows and the SAT
\ whose outer doors had been left o.
Z en-, was rifled but nothing W;
T taken. The inner box in the sa
l, was jimmied open but nothiT
= was found. From draw in Il
I. desk the thieves got few STAMP
RS so or Coo worth, and little sms
IN change, less than a dollar. So {
lie in all, the robbers were very poo
e. ly paid for their trouble. All t
CT drawers had been rifled and pape
S. scattered over the floor, but !
ed actual damage was done. T.
as night marauder or marauders lie
ed by the door supposedly as it W
found open the next morning
at j. P. Petersen, local manager
st the yard.
h ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS