The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-09-14

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Swell Line of Mems and Boys Suits
Just arrived-THE NEW STORE.
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H. Dethman was up from McCabe
on business last Monday.
Big line of Shoes $500 to $1,000.
+. W. GRAVE, CIOthier. 22-tf
Roy Hunter of Reserve was a conn
ty seat caller Tuesday and Wednes-
day OF this week.
I. J. Helgeson was a business Wis
5tor IN Plentywood from Archer last
Saturday.
3 Ton Buick Truck for sale cheap.
see u T. BOLSTER. 22-t2
DR.. w. P. McDaniels and wife Of
Scobey spent Tuesday and Wednesday
IN Plentywood.
|. o. Bakken was over from White
tail on business last Sunday and Mon
day.
Mrs. DR.. Ehler was visiting friends
IN PlentywOOd Tuesday of last week
from her home at Scobey.
8 Fl. MCCORMICK FOR SALE at
$500 ready for use. Inquire at ]. P.
PALUBICKPS. lift
Mrs. Joe Redmond has been at
Medicine Lake this week, going over
the books of the Markuson Epler Gar
age of that city.
Carl Johnson of Comertown was in
Plentywood last Tuesday after thresh-
er supplies and men to help with the
threshing.
The NEW STORE which is lust
opening up at Outlook, Mont, will sell
Wholesale to consumers. 21-tf
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Ed Weiss received draft for a
portion of his insurance last week
Mr.. Weiss's house burned down last
winter while Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss wee1
in the Cities.
Atty. Howard M. Lewis was a pass
enger to Helena last Tuesday where
it is said he went on business in con-
nectiOn with the Homestead State
Bank which is closed.
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SPECIAL PRICES on SUMMER
CAPS and UNDERWEAR at ]. A.
JOHNSON'S. lift
Mrs. Lillian Paske returned last
week from Fertile, Mimi, where she
visited her parents. Mrs. Paske left
the children with a sister at Maddox
n. D., where they will attend school.
Ed Christensen, Knute Flatland J. C
Jensen, Soren Lodahl and Harold
Christensen of Reserve were in Plen-
tywood last Tuesday looking after bus
mess matters.
The SEABERG COAL MINE al
Outlook will put out coal every day
except Saturday afternoon from now
on. CHAS. SEABERG, Owner. 21-t3I
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The local chapter of the Eastern
Star Lodge met Wednesday night In
their hall after a summer vacation oil
two months. Mrs. Lou Helm, Mrs
Hugh King and Mrs. C G. Christensen
served refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Wagnild anC
children were looking after business
and shopping in Plentywood last Sat
urday. Mr.. and Mrs. Wagnild paiC
the Producers News office a pleasant
call while in the city.
USED CARS FOR SALE
Buick, Overland, Ford Truck
Cheap if taken at once. Terms can b.
arranged. DONALDSON'S GAR
AGE, PlentywOOd, Montana. 21-tt
Miss Edith Boobar, who was an EN-
ploye at the Clerk and Recorders of
ce in PlentywOOd several years ago
arrived last week from st. Paul anC
is visiting her many friends in this
city.
Ed Carney was PlentywOod visitO,
last Tuesday, from Minot, N. D
Carney is well known here, having
lived here for several years before go
ing to Minot. He is now travelling
salesman for Swift Packing Co.
Mrs. A. G.. Garneau made her reg
ular trip to Redstone last Wednesda.
to look after her class of musicians
Mrs. Garneau has been taking vaca
ton from her work and this was he
first trip to Redstone for few weeks
J. D. Franklin arrived in Plenty
wood last Wednesday from BremertOT
! Wash, where he has been located tn