The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1933-12-08
Local Brevities

Local Brevities
Earl Potter, Dooley was a caller
in Plentywood Monday.
Pete Wig spent the week end at
Comertown visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Nelson mo- !
tored down from Dooley Monday. |
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Crause were |
Raymond shoppers here Saturday. |
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Mike Nessven left Saturday for
an extended visit at Minot, N. D.
Pete Wig is employed at the
Marion ranch this week.
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Oscar Collins was appointed
registrar of unemployed last week
taking the place of S. Klovstad.
Mrs. Sam Christianson ana
daughter were visitors in the city
Wednesday from Medicine Lake.
DIR. and Mrs. Roy are enjoying
a visit from the latter's mother,
Mrs. Marcy, of Belgrade, Mont.
Ted LindeQ, Westby, was trans
acting business in Plentywood on
Tuesday.
Pete ROME. Dooley, was attend
ing to business matters here Mon
day.
S. Hoppins, farmer of the south
country was transacting business
matters here Monday.
James Johnson and Earl Potter
Dooley, were Plentywood callers
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. VanHee and
family spent Thanksgiving with
their son Ed, at Antelope.
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Clarence Torgenson and family
of Raymond spent THANKSGIVING at
the Jack Clay home In Plentywood.
Fred Decker was a visitor here
from Minot several days the past
week.
3D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gresham
spent Thanksgiving with the for
mer's parents at Stanley, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Van Hee
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Bantz and family of
Redstone.
A crew of men built a gravel
loading platform at the gravel pit
last week and now trucks are
loaded by teams and fresnos.
Close to downtown theatres,
Beaufort Hotel 112 3rd Street
South. opposite Federal Building,
Minneapolis, 75c, 81, $3.50 per day.
Parking next door.
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Sam Smith from Young, Sask.,
came down Wednesday enroute to
points in Idaho, and California and
stopped for a day or two visiting
at the home of his cousin Selmer
johnson. He will spend the win
ter on the coast.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Horace LaVerdure
and Mrs. David Nelson were in
from their farms last Thursday
and while here paid the News g
pleasant call. Mrs. Nelson recent
ly returned from Hastings, Mimi.
and reports conditions about the
same there as here.
Julia KioTstad. Mrs. Lerner anC
Mrs. Elna Swanson motored tt
Williston Wednesday evening Of
last week where they spent the
Thanksgiving at the KjorstaC
home. Mrs. I.erner left bv trai1
from there for her home in Chi
cago.
Andy Jensen left Monday morn
ing for Shelby to bring pack
, truck load of gasoline and oil fol-
the Plentywood Farmers Oil Co
He makes the trip in four days
and brings back a load weighing
in the neighborhood of four tons
Harry Koike accompanied him al
far as Glasgow.
Mayor Percy Neville is nursini
a broken finger and cut over on
eve sustained while loading a stee
at Dooley the first of the week
The animal was being loaded int
truck and in some manner whel
it gave a lunge Neville was throw
to the ground with the above re
suits.
: Late Wednesday night, Dec. 8
: Old Man Winter arrived and com
menced delivering a load of snoV
and by morning. with no wind
pile it up, the ground was GOV
cred to a depth of about live
inches with a light fluffy layer
With the exception of three or fou
light fluries which soon disappear
ed, this section has been fortunat
so far this season in not havln
any snow or cold weather to ad
to the miseries of life. but 1t az
pears now that winter is here
stay.