The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-11-23

Flentywood on tuesday.
J. W. Bucklin of Redstone was a |
county seat visitor last Thursday
Judge Conner and Frank Layhe are
at Scobey this week, holding court.
Cotton and Jersey Gloves. 10 cents.
+. W. CRAVE.
County Superintendent Crone and
Nurse Braden are visiting schools this
week
Mr.. Carlson of Westby was a bust
ness caller in Plentywood Wedneday
of this week.
James O'Toole bought 500 pounds
Of flour at the Plentywood Mill and
took ii home with him last Monday.
+
E. C. Holland left last Saturday for
Minneapolis. where he expects to be
gone about week.
We give you 100 lbs. of Flour for
Three Bushels of Wheat.-PLENTY-
WOOD MILLING co. soft
G. c. Epler of the Citizens State
Bank Of Dooley, was a court house
visitor last Thursday
Frank KOeter of Outlook was look
ing after business matters in the
county seat last Wednesday.
Mrs. E. c. Holland left Wednesday
for Poplar for a short visit with her
daughter, Mrs. E. H. E. HelgesOn and
family.
Messrs. Dryer, Williamson and
Yiung from the Examiners office at
Helena are checking up the county
officials at the court house this week.
We give you 100 lbs. of Flour for
Three Bushels of Wheat.-PLENTY-
/ WOOD MILLING co. Soft
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeidler and family
and Susie Legge jOu1neyed to Dag
mar Sunday to visit Susie's parents
and family.
Martin Homme of Outlook was
among those taking advantage of. the
low price of flour and took home 500
pounds.
Christ Knudson of Archer was in
Plentywood Monday and bought 1900
pounds of flour from the Plentywood
Mill
1 Mr.. and Mr.. B. K. O'Grady enter
a tanned Messrs. Dwyer, Williams and
e Collins at 600 dinner Wednesday
$ eveneing.
VIM. Moe and Pat Budden of Great
d Falls arrived in Plentywood Saturday
n night to spend several days visiting
e friends and attending to business.
r w. Young, lease clerk Of the For
Peck Indian Agency, from Poplar
accompanied by Mr.. Chapman, a cat
tie man, were in Plentywood on bust
: ness Friday and Saturday of las
: week.
I. Mrs. Holland entertained at a 81
( o'clock dinner Tuesday evening. Tn
< guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Tang
& Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Olson, J. A. John
( son and Mr.. and Mrs. 0. S. Gullick
4 son.
( DIR. KRONER
q Eyesight, specialist of Helena, will b
Z at PlentywOOd Hotel, Sat-, Sum-, DeC
< 1-2 at Antelope, Friday, Nov. 80
: FlaxviIle, Monday P. NJ, Tuesda,
( A. NJ, Dec. "a. 32-t
: Bob Dickey, from the Daleview pre-
! cinct. was a business visitor in Plen
: tvwood Monday. Mr.. Dickey say
Z that he can not get along without tn
I Producers News and incidentally re
: newed his subscription.
: Mrs. Joe Redmond entertained sew
Z eral friends of Mrs. A. A. MalcolI
: at a shower at her apartments Wee
Z nesday evening. After playing sever
\ al games of whist a dainty luncheO
was served. Mrs. Malcolm was pre-
Z sented with some beautiful glassware
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: Word has been received that Mel
< vim Wise and John BOudreau VIII
x were former members of the MOntan
Z Melody Boys are playing in the ban
: on the u. S. S. New Mexico. At pres
: ent they are at San Pedro, Cal1tol
< MIA.
{ We are paying as follows for cream
< Sweet Cream 49,. I...... 4Sc
( No. / Cream -.----.-. .---------.--44c
& Checks and can go back to you mex
< day. Ship your cream to us or brin
( it in person. We will do our best
Z please you in price and test.
< 21-tf FROID CREAMERY.
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+ Miss Katherine Marion entertaine
{ at dinner at her home Wednesday, e
Z ening at 600 in honor of Mrs. III
( Shea of Austin, Minnesota. Cove
: were laid for eight. A birthday cal
( for Mrs Shea was the centerpiec
: A very pleasant evening was enjoye
( by those present.
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< DIR. M. E. FINNEMAN