The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-10-26

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Paul T. Paulsen of Reserve was .
business caller in the county seat last
d. B.-Braddock was looking after
business in Plentywoood from S tfs
nome. near Outlook, last Wednesday.
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Swell'Line of Mems, s and BoFy9JIG S5t{;f1.
Just arrlyed-THE NEW STORE
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Editor Sherry of the Redstone Re-
view was looking after businaes =
PlentywOOd last Monday. '''S -
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Mrs. Harry Martin and cb;d,.on e
do oPlaf We're in Plentywood last Sun
cTDoGIn't fail to call at THE NEW
SIOKE in Outlook. Wholesale to
consumers c. c. KARELS. 25-tf
0IuIlen Stevens and brother drove
up from Antelope last Saturday and
IRA transacted business in the county seat
Whlle IN the city he made the Pr
uucefS News pleasant call and re-
neWed his subscription to the farmers
paper. l''i mel .
county Attorney Sam Nyouist of
DanleIS County was a business calle,.
day evening. -'''' sun
Alex Mcdonald left Wednesday for
British Columbia. After a short stsv
In that commonwealth, he will % r.
Los Angeles, California, where he will
spend the. winter
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Just in, a big shipment of Mems
Leather Vests, ranging in price from
30 to $4,000. Come in and look them
over at the J. A. JOHNSON STORE. |
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Robert Smith and Harry Burkholder
are extra help employed the past few
weeks by the Helland- Strand Hard |
ware Store, looking after the moving |
OF the stock into the new quarters and |
helping wait on the customers of that |
popular concern.
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Prof. Petite and ]. C. Hunter. lum-
herman of DOoley, were over from
that city last Monday. Mr.. Petite was
looking after his real estate holdings
in this city and Mr.. Hunter was con-
sulting a,physician.
The interior of the Ed Kjelstrup
house has been receiving a thorough |
renovation the past week during the
absence of Mrs. Kjelstrup. Ole Ron
ming has been doing the painting and
decorating.
Victor Rydeen was in the county
seat from his home at Dagmar look
ing after legal business. Mr.. Rydeen
made the Producers News a pleasant
call and renewed his subscription for
another year to the farmers paper.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
at Mrs. E. c. Hollands home on Fri
lay, November End. All members are
urged to come early and bring their
finished articles as they will be priced
for the bazaar which will be held No
Vember 18th.
The st. Joseph Rectory has been in
sailing a steam heating plant the
past week, A. J. Garneau doing the
work. The heating plant will take the
place of hot air furnace which has
been doing duty in the basement of
The rectOry for several years past.
Work is being done on the Montana
Motor Company Garage in this city in
The way of digging a basement where
IN a furnace will be installed, thus
giving the big Ford agency a warm
place in which to work and demon
5rate their cars as well as keeping
The front Office warm.
Weslie Anderson, formerly of this
,ity, who is now employed in Helena
1T the State Auditors office, arrived in
last Saturday. Wesley !
las charge of the department which
ooks after the Montana blue sky laws.
He left the middle of this week to look
after his duties in other parts of the
state.
DR.. Kroner of Helena
"a - ~ Eyesight Specialist,
will be at PlentywOOd
Hotel, Sat.-Sun. Mon,
Nov. 3-4-5. Antelope, Nov. End. Out
OOz, Tuess. P. NJ, Wed. A. M the 81.
Whitehall We'd p M Thur M 7-2