The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-03-11
Local Brevities

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Nelson of Reserve
last Saturday.
Walter johnson who lives east
Of town, was a caller at the News
office Wednesday.
Rolladene Anne and Rebecca
Gentry of Medicine Lake were Wis
ting with friends here Saturday.
Charlie Kennedy, who has been
employed at Havre, returned TO
his home here Wednesday via of
the Skidoo.
Mrs. l.. j. Onstad returned Mon
day from an extended visit to
Broadus, Mont, where she visited
with relatives.
Nels Olson, we'll known farmer
of the Plentywood bench, was a
business caller in this city last
Wednesday. II takes a bad road
to stop Nels.
j. II. oehlerking of Billings,
Mont, dropped into the News of
flee Monday. He returned to his
home at Billings after a weeks
visit in this Qty.
County Commissioner Carl Han
sen attended the Board meeting
held at the court house the first
of this week from his home in the
Dagmar community.
Robert Lindberg, son of Mrs.
Robert Wheeler, was operated on
for appendicitis at the Sheridan
Memorial hospital. The young man
is reported 10 be getting along
nicely.
Welcome" March, farmer, edi-
tor, orator, was in from his farm
near Plentywood Tuesday to at
tend the Commissioners meeting
at the court house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Luehr are
the proud parents Of a 10 Id. son
born to them at their home in this
city last Saturday. Mother and
baby are getting along nicely.
Rev. Simundson of the Lutheran
church was given a surprise party
by eight friends at the Harry
Larson home Monday evening, at
which time he was presented with
% automatic rifle.
! Jens Olson, Svend Peterson and
Fred Olson of the Dagmar coun-
try were Plentywood visitors last
Monday. They intended TO go to
Scobey TO attend a meeting of the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Co., but were held up by the storm
and bad roads.
Ole Void and Oscar Wagnild
well known farmers living north.
west of this city, We're overnight
guests at the l.. j. Moe homo
Monday evening, being forced by
the bad weather to remain over
night after bringing their children
in TO school.
The Board Of Directors of thu
Sheridan Memorial hospital met
recently and elected the following
officers: C. G. Christianson, presi
dent; DIR. w. ID. Roy, vice presi
dent; Mrs. e. II. e. Helgeson, sec
rotary, and A. ]. LANCER, treasur
er.
Mrs. Jens Nyby and children
of the Dagmar country mOtored Il
Plentywood Sunday to visit will
Jens Nyby, who is at the loca
hospital recovering from an opera
ton for appendicitis. Mr.. Nyb!
was a very sick man for a time
but is much improved at thi
writing.
Commissioner Victor Anlcer ha,
the misfortune TO have his ca
break down while coming in TO at
tend the regular Board meeting
! He walked TO Selmer Johnson
. and was hauled into town, wher
! the car was taken to a car hosp
: tai for doctoring.
: Harry Polk, proprietor of tn
> Plentywood Herald, came up Tues
day from his home at Williston I
! look after affairs of the loci
! plant. Mr.. Polk took an activ
interest in the meeting of the CON
/ missioners during the time whe
: the question of retaining the Cour
a ty Agent was under discussion.
. Louis Marsh is expecting
leave Thursday for Rocheste
. Mimi, by the way of airplan
= where he will undergo an examii
a alton and possibly an operation
n Thursday was an ideal day f,
Z the trip, but we did not learn
a the time of going to press wheth.
the trip was started. He Is a
: companied by Lyal Strong and A
/ den Johnson. The latter is repor
y ed TO be bringing back a new POI
tiac car.
9 The blizzard Of Monday and II
= esday piled huge banks of sno
e IN the couless and low spots Z
= the highways, causing a bIockaC
TO travel for a short time until Il
Z roads were broken open. Livesto,
o on the range suffered terribly an
y many head wre lost. In the
L present condition, the ANNA
. We're asy prey 10 the bitter co