The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-08-12

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Doe home in Outlook Sunday.
e August Myers and MrsroHenry
Weiss were business visitors from
Outlook in Plentywood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle "Shavey'' Gar
rick of Outlook were in Plenty
wood Monday visiting and trans
acting business.
Cecil Marsh is helping out at
the Miller Pharmacy during the
absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller in
Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Karlson mo-
tored to Outlook Sunday afternoon
and were supper guests at the
Claude Mills home.
Mrs. Myrtle Donaldson returned
Saturday from Rugby where she
had gone earlier in the week on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Christensen
and family have gone to Mime
sofa on a combined business and
pleasure trip.
Bob and Joe West, Ella West and
Mrs. Bob Fitzgerald of Outlook
were visitors in Plentywood the
latter part of last week.
Miss Velma Goodlaxon, who has
been visiting for few days with
Miss Edie Matkin, returned to hel
home in Outlook Sunday.
Miss Ruth Johnson, librarian
left Tuesday for Fargo where she
will spend her vacation. She ex
poets to be gone about two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Miller of tn,
Miller Pharmacy left Wednesday
, by car for Minneapolis wher,
they will spend some time visit
ing and transacted business.
Henry Valdez of Outlook was
: business caller in Plentywood Sat
urday. He left a nice job of print
, ing at the Producers News Will
! here.
: A party composed of Master
:, Bill Paske, Leo Marsh and Edito
: Hoist of the Reminder, spent tn
week end fishing at Leaders Poir
= in Canada.
n Johnny Wunderlich of Outlool
e was a business visitor in Plenty
y wood Monday. He was negotia'
e ing for the Farmer Labor Temp
h for a dance in the near future.
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IS Paul Kurtz and family motore
II to Wadena, Mimi, last wee
t. where Mrs. Kurtz and the childre
q will visit with relatives and frienC
o for a while. Paul drove back alo1
= arriving the first of the week.
II Berry picking these days seen
= to be one of the more importal
IS passtime these days. Chokeche
Up ries, pincherries and currents a
'e being brought in in large quaint
ties by the enthusiasts.
On Frank Rooster, Andrew Uelan
at Charles Grant and Carl Back we
y, among those from Outlook WI
MT attended the "relief" meeting he
Oh in Plentywood Saturday at viii
oy Governor Erickson was present.
es John J. McElroy returned Tue
i'll day from Minneapolis where
he has spent the past three mont
re visiting with relatives. While the
nd he attended the funeral of
brother, VIM. McElroy. He ]
of turned by car.
ng 90
ne E. w. Palutzke arrived early
en- the week from Los Angeles wht
III, he makes his home. He is Loo
by ing after his farming interests
,ly this vicinity. He says conditiS
ly in the west are anything
lily promising.
The Jesse Clark home about
an miles this side of Antelope W
or destroyed by fire late Saturd;
be It is not definitely known j
all how the fire started but it is t
ill it possibly started from an
is stove on which fruit and jelly W
ur- being prepared for canning. v
little of value was saved.
~ Mrs. Ted Thorstvedt of R
NJ mond who visited a few days
n Wolf Point during the stamp
~ returned to her home last WE
9" She was brought home by car
II her daukhter, Mrs. Hall and gr
:; = daughter Lura Dell who visited
III the Thorstvedt home a few d
, before returning to their home
. IN Wolf Point.
ws' Niels Sundsted, Antelope, Jal
~ Ostby, McCabe; Hans Harder
:nn1 and Rodney Salisbury of Ple1
t liz. wood left Friday of last week
'nes Great Falls, where they atten
VIC the state convention of the G
munist party which was held
that city Saturday, Sunday
Monday. They went by car,
turning Tuesday.
IL Mrs. Theo. Thorstvedt of /