The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1933-01-27
Local Brevities

Local Brevities
Vic Anker was down from his
farm last Thursday.
Rudolph Steinberg of Westby
was caller in town Monday.
Henry Hanson was a Plenty
wood shopper Wednesday.
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Charles Norton of Medicine
Lake was Plentywood caller Sat-
urday.
A daughter was born at the
local hospital Wednesday, Jan. %
to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Storaasli.
Husa's Store, the farmers and
merchants friend is doing hust-
ling business. Stand by boys,
keep a good thing going.
I
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Raaen are
the parents of a girl born Tues
day, at the local hospital.
MAIDS Billet anu Sam Joie of
Outlook were seen on our streets
last week.
James Johnson, east of Dooley
was in town on business matters
one day last week.
Mrs. Henry and Irwin Sachs
were calling on Mrs. Carl Ander'
son last Thursday.
Nose Mareoni is doing a lane
office business these days selling
his fire damaged goods at cut
prices.
: Mike Fink came over from Out
r look Monday on a combined bust
f ness and pleasure trip.
! Dave Tarllunson, noted vel
. driller from Dooley, was here Of
y business Saturday.
: Oh
:, Nels Engdahl and H. P. Hansen
. farmers near Dooley, were trans
. acting business here last Satul
day.
! Henry Anderson and family @
o near Dooley were dinner guest
o at Jim McLean's here Saturday.
q Earl Potter, relief keyman c
" Dooley, was here on business or
D. day last week.
m Oscar Lindhe and Mr.. and Mr.
ar Otto Grantham of Outlook wei
m among htose transacting bushes
" in Plentywood Tuesday.
AZ Mrs. C. M. Hall returned fro
- Rochester, Mimi, Monday wher
=. she had gone the latter part
~ December for treatment.
The basketball game Saturda
- night, between the Dooley al
II Plentywood teams ended Is to
= in favor of Plentywocd.
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- Mrs. L. J. Moe who underwe
u an operation at the local hospit
~, " two weeks ago was able to retu
l.e to her home Sunday.
nm Mrs. Mcmillan of WahpetC
lily North Dakota, is visiting at t
70 home of her son, G. B. McMill;
'se She arrived via Raymond Satl
y! day.
las Cal Peterson returned Thu
his day from Chicago where he b
I'VE gone last week in company w
Ike Joe Redmond with two carloads
de- sheep.
ISL Glenn Mccoy returned Mond
till after several weeks spent in G
WIS cago and the Twin Cities.
do says things look anything
to good in the cities.
Miss Ellen Husa left Tuesd
for her home in Belden, N.
~ where she will spend some ii
y visiting friends and relatives.
was accompanied by Charles
Taylor and Andy Omholt who W
on their way to the eastern
of the state.
RID. Chas E. Taylor and Andrew
OH holt left Tuesday by car
points east. Mr.. Omholt stop
by in Bismarck and Mr.. Taylor
of tinued on to Frederick, S. D."
NV will go from Frederick to Mir
real apolis where he will take over
ter duties of national chairman of
wn s United Farmers League.
the the Mrs. Ida Wright, efficient C
aent at the Penney store, had the ]
the fortune Sunday afternoon to
-lVO on the slippery pavement
de- break her left forearm. Tho
hum the member is in splints
$50 causes her some inconvenience,
TO- TO- is able to wait on the custom
tiles as usual.
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de- w, - ,.oooi,,ed ear1v
to- week that Helen Larson, daug
$3.50 of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Larsol
for Plentywood, who is atten
,tion Northern Montana College
of Havre. was very i'll and in
hospital with what was belle
l Hden 70 he ruptured appendix. Mr..
alton Mrs Larson left hurriedly
Havre but upon arrival Hell
,r aIe condition had so improved
upli- She was able to leave the hos