The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-10-19
local NEWS

y FOR RENT-TO responsible mar.
ty, ROOming HOuse.-See o. X. RON
MING. 26.tf
Berry Stephens of Scobey was seen
on the streets of Plentywood the first
of the week. -
=
Swell Line of Mems and Boys SHIFTS.
Just arrived-THE NEW STORE. =,
2Stf
! See the counter filled with 25c
Specials in Groceries,. L. Brooks
27-tf
Alfred and Clinton LobdeIi Dave
BertelsOn, all of the Antelope nres
cinct were looking after business I'M
the county seat last Monday, 81
nh, Long Ed, Distance RADIO s49.5O.-|
IKE SHOP 26-tfi
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pumalo Of Medi.,
cine Lake were brentwood callers
this week, taking Chiropractic adjust
ments from DR.. York. .
! T.
c. c. Gronlie, prominent farmer of
the Homestead precinct was looking
after business. at the county seat last
Tuesday. -
The Degree of Honor Lodge met
at their rooms in the Bolster Block
last Wednesday evening and had a
very enjoyable time
TOULUSE GEESE Pure Bred. Gan
ders, $500 Geese $3.50 Pekin Ducks
Mammoth Size. Drake $3.50, Ducks
$1.25. Order early. MRS. JOHN J.l
EGGEN, Archer, Mont. 27-t3
Editor Joe Hooking of the Glasgow
Courier spent a few DAYS in PLENTY !
wood the latter part of last week and
the first of this week, hobnobbing
with the boys and looking after bust
ness. 90
l. O.. Slette of Poplar was a bust
ness caller in Plentywood last Tues |
day. Mr.. Slette had been booking af- |
ter business in the Outlook country |
for several days previous to coming !
to this city.
The school CLOSED in Whitehall last
Monday on account of the numerous
cases of diptheria which is prevalent
in that precinct at this time. 1t is
said that about twenty cases of the
malignant disease have been reported
-up-to date. ...'..
------
The Ladies Aid. of the Congrega-
tiOnal church met with Mrs. G. C.
johnson and Mrs. c. E. Conner at the
beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.
Johnson last Thursday. A very en-
jOyable time was had by Me large
number of members present.
A carload of wrapped Jonathan
apples at the PlentywOOd Bakery and
Grocery. $1.6O box.
E. Fawcett and Mr.. and Mrs.
AdOlph Mattson were visitors in Plen-
tywoOd last Tuesday looking after
business and shopping Messrs. Faw-
cett and Mattson made the Producers
News office a pleasant call while in
the city.
Roy Cosper of Outlook was in Plen-
tywOOd last Friday looking after bus
mess matters. Mr.. Cosper expects to
leave for California in the near future i
and spend the winter in the sunny
cline. He will probably return to
Sheridan county next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boudreau and
son John left Tuesday of last week
for st. Pedro, Calf. Mr.. Boudreau
has joined the navy and will have
charge of marine band on one of
the battleships. The Boudreaus will /
be missed by their many friends in
this city.
BORN, to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jen-
sen of Dagmar, an 8-pound baby boy,
at the Sheridan County Memorial
in this city Tuesday morning
of this week. Mr.. Jensen made a hur- :
ried trip to Plentywood on that day to !
see his new son. Mrs. Jensen and son I.
are getting along very nicely. !
John McElroy, who has beer. spend '
ing the past two weeks in Helena
stopped off in PlentywOOd last Satur- j
day. While here a telegram arrived
him of the death of his
father in Minneapolis. He left i'm
mediately for that city, taking the 500 :
Line at Raymond
Esther Tobiason, who has been I
spending the past week visiting with I
friends and relatives in the Outlook {
precinct, was a Plentywood caller last \
Monday on her way back to Portland, {
Ore, where she is employed as secre-
tary to Fire Adjuster in that city. {
Esther likes it fine at Portland, but {
said she had a lovely time at home in
the Outlook country.
,
DIR. Kroner of Helena =;
S,-@,SsSsss Eyesight Specialist, |
will be at PIentywOOd !
- Hotel, Sat- Sun. Mon, ]
Nov. 3-4-5. Antelope, Nov. End. Out {
look, Tuess. P. NJ, Wed. A. M the 81. {
IVL;fafoiI Wad p M Thur A M 7-S. Y