The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-05-31
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Mr.. and Mrs. 4. u. Hansen we've
n Plentywood tuesday evening 20
visit their daughter, Betty Jean, /
VINO IS a patient at the hospital
with a broken arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans P. Larson
were Froid visitors Tuesday eve
ming, they were accompanied by
Miss Edna Anderson, clerk at The
TjomsoS store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rorvig were
Williston shoppers last Wednesday.
H. P. Anderson, old timer here,
came up from Belle Plaine, Mimi,
his present home, to transact bust
ness matters in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Henderson
are enter aiming some friends
from their old home near Billings ,
this week.
The Town-Country Bridge club
met at the home of Mrs. George
Lund last Wednesday afternoon.
An adjuster for an Insurance
company holding several policies in
this locality was inspecting the
damages done by the recent wind
storm early this week.
Soren Rumborg is making some
extensive improvements to his
home here, and among other new
facilities a storm cellar has been
constructed.
]. o. johnson. of Medicine Lake,
canvassed the town last Thursday
securing signatures to a petition
asking quick action on the Medi-
cine Lake irrigation project.
John Lee started last Thursday
to prepare the old livery barn for
its journey to the Hans Larsen
farm on the reservation and on
Monday morning it was finally on
the way, he discontinued the power
line early Tuesday morning for a
short time to make the passage
under the wires a couple of miles
south of town, but at that early
hour, nobody noticed the break,
and no inconvenience was felt. The
railroad wires were temporarily
buried so the line was not inter-
rupted.
We wish to announce the Open-
ing of an Armour cream station
in the back part of Vests Cafe.
Merle Ketterman, Buyer.
Seventh grade pupils wrote on
examinations here last Thursday
afternoon; the eighth grade wrote
On Friday. Several pupils from
out of town were in for examina.
ton.
Betty Jean Hansen returned
from the hospital at Plentywood
last Thursday and is carrying hel
arm in a cast.
Herbert Strandskov who hal
carried his arm in a sling for {
couple of weeks has had the Sins
removed and now is going about a.
usual.
The Dramatic club presented it;
second play to the public last Fri
day evening; they were honored
g with a packed house, and the ar
NJ fists did exceedingly well with tn
4 work. On Saturday evening the,
1t presented the play for a second
. time, and the house was packed a
III was the first time. An old tim
n dance was arranged in the hal
y following the play, while a mod
ID ern dance, to the music of Pro
III Kadlec's Medicine Lake orchestr
IN was held in the school house.
E. delegation Of local ladies served
q midnight lunch to the public in tn
d. school basement. The net pro
ceeds Of the two plays, two dance
u and the lunch amounted to nearl
er $3.50. Proceeds from those enter
O. tainInents are being invested il
e improvements and additions to tn
81 new hall.
ne Nearly half an inch of rain o
az Saturday night improved the COZ
Sc ditions of the countryside and in
proved the spirit Of the people
y general; now everyone has a wo1
- Of hope to whisper, change frol
e the wall of despair which was b,
.e coming so general.
~ The population of some scho
y district east Of here. parents 1
ie cars and children in trucks, passe
OF thru town on Friday, headed fl