The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-11-02

OeAAl L CgCIOUu visited friends
In Poplar last Sunday.
A. P. Smerud was looking after
business in Plentywood last tuesday
from his home at Flaxville.
We give you 100 lbs. of Flour for
Three Bushels of Wheat.-PLENTY
WOOD MILLING co. soft
M. A. Morgan of Outlook was. a bus-
mess visitor in Plenywood Tuesday Of
this week. @N''S u
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bourassa and
little daughter, Audrene Nanette.
spent Sunday at Medicine Lake at the
5. 0. Swenson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Zeidler spent Sun
DAY, at the Beveridge ranch south of
RedstOne, last Sunday.
Amos, August and Charley. West
phal of the Raymond-Outlook pre-
clncts were business callers in the
county seat last Saturday.
We give you 100 lbs. of Flour for
I ahTee Bushels of Wheat.-PLENTY-
"OOD MILLING co. Soft
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/ Peter Anderson from the Outlook
! precinct was a business caller in Plen-
tywood last THURSDAY.
Peter Sheen was over from Outlook
last Thursday taking in the sights at
the county seat.
Byron Peterson was over from Dool-
ey the first of the week looking after
business at the court house in this
city.
A wedding license was issued to
Claus Strand, of Reserve, age 81, and
Vera Hunter, age "a, of Antelope, on
Saturday, October 9th.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Collins autoed
up to Scobey last Saturday where Mr.
Collins looked after business matters
in the big end town.
Atty. Howard NJ. Lewis returned
from Poplar last Wednesday where he
successfully defended Abe Dale on the
charge Of stealing cattle.
Jack O'Grady returned the first OF
the week from St. Paul, where he
went with a load of cattle a few days
ago.
Custom Officer J. R. Seger was ov-
er from Dooley last Monday with his
son Burton, visiting friends and look
ing after other business.
Harold Redden, Rufus and Ronald
Malcolm left Tuesday for Waterloo
Iowa, where they will visit with sell
tives for several weeks.
C. A. Koterba of the Outlook pre-
cinct was a caller in the county seat
last Thursday, bringing in a load oil
wheat to be ground into flour anC
feed.
! TOULUSE GEESE Pure Bred, Gan
ders, $500 Geese $3.50 PeIin Ducks
i Mammoth Size. Drake S1.50, Ducks
S1.25. Order early. MRS. JOHN J
EGGEN, ARCHER, MONT. 27 tt
LOST-Black and Tan Shepherd
Male Dog, Very small. Answers t.
name of Buster. Finder please notify
WANE LAGRANGE, Raymond, Mont
3O-t2I
Henry Zimmerman and famil!
have moved into the G. c. johnson
house in the north part Of Plenty
wood, where they are now comfort
: ably located.
Alfred Gilla and Percy Neville wer
in the county seat from their home a
Doolev last Thursday. Mr.. Gill hat
a breakdown with his threshing ril
and was down getting repairs.
Fred Christensen, old timer of tn
Dagmar country was a PlentywOo,
visitor the first of the week, beinj
sumomned here to attend the opera
ton of Mrs. Christensen here.
Mrs. Amos Westphal left Thursda
of last week for Sanger, N. D., wit
the children, to visit her parents an
other friends at her old home town
She will be gone for several weeks.
Alfred Wide was a visitor in Plen
tvwood last Monday from Reserve
Mr.. Wibe brought up Mrs. Pearl Kel
Ium, a teacher in that precinct,
attend Teachers Institute held l
. Plentywood on that day.
ATTY. L. ]. Onstad left last Satul
day for Poplar in order to be in tina
city for the opening of Court Nor
day morning when he will take part
d the legal prOceedigs that take plac
5 on that day.
] There will be special services IN tn
). Lutheran Church next Thursday eve
e ming. Rev. S. Dale of Miles City wi
g oficiate. Stereoptic slides will b
shown illustrating the work Of tn
Lutheran Church in the various actiN
v tiles.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. James Larter, Mr.. an
e Mrs. Adolph HOvdey, Mr.. and Mr.
e Henry Ross and Mrs. Joe McGowal
s Mike Kennedy, Mrs. Charley Strubec
/ and Melvin Evenson were amOg hos