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

Our Goose Loads No . sbot\
nere-HEihLAND-STRANDS. 28-tf
Sam Nyquist,l county attorney a
Danleis county, was dow1 from Sco-
ipey last Sunday attending to officisI
business and visiting with friends 9
Charley Seaberg and Mr. and Mrs
John Lien were Plentywood callers
from the Outlook country, CLa l.GIs
says he has his mine in fine shane no. ny ny
and the mine is going strong.
DR.. Sells was called to Antelono 70
attend Miss Brown, one of the tpecb ~
ers OF that city, who had develoned .
very serious case of heart tr6ubIe
nursing her .
Three Heating Stoves For Sale Cboon
-VoLLCM & PAUL, Plentywood.
29-t3
Victor Doll, who lives 10 n,ilos
southwest of Plentywood was a bus
mess visitor in this city last Thurs
Gay. While N the city he made tbe
PRODUCERS News a call and had the
farmers paper sent to him regularly.
FOR SALE-Fumed Oak Dresser
nearly new, Brass Bed, Large DINING
Table, Large Ice Box and Rabv 60.
Cart.--MRS. J. A. BOURASSA, PIen-
'y"oou' MONT 27-tf
Fremont Nelson of south Of PIen-
tyWood was a visitor in Plentvwood
last Tuesday, shopping and. loolsin@
after other business.
TOULUSE GEESE Pure Bred Con
ders, $500 Geese $3.50 Pekin Ducks
Mammoth Size. Drake $3.50, Ducks
$l:Z5: Order early. MRS. JOHN ].
EGGEN, Archer, Mont. 27-t3
Mrs. Walter Scott and Mrs. F. R.
Decker motored over to Plentvwood
last Wednesday from their home at
Dooley. The ladies report that the
Degree of Honor Lodge will give
big dance in that city next Tuesday.
October Both.
Mrs. John Welters, who formerly
lived here, returned last FRIDAY from
Chippewa Falls, Wis, where the We'll
ters have lived past year. Mrs. We'll
ters was looking over the country with
the intention of coming back here to
farm next year. She left last Tues
day for her home.
We are paying as follows for cream:
Sweet Cream --..................44c
No. 1 Cream -.....--............ 4Oc
No. 2 Cream 49,. ..--..--.......36c
Checks and can go back to you next
lay. Ship your cream to us or bring
It in person. We will do our best to !
please you in price and test.
21-tf FROID CREAMERY.
A. J. Ogaard, extension agronomist,
arrived in. Plentywood last Tuesday |
evening. He has. been checking up
the different soil types with County |
Agent Ostby for Sheridan county. |
Mr.. Ogard left for Scobey Thursday |
where he will look after matters per-
tanning to his office and also be a !
Judge at the Corn Show at that city
SOIiAO44ON NOciGUIuctyJs
The Elgin Cafe is receiving a coat
IF kalsomine on the interior of the |
this week and a general reno
7ating. "Red" Bolster and Dwight /
1al6srer are welding the brushes. /
Jim and Pasku believe a change of |
scenery is good for the eye and the |
many patrons of this popular eating
house will no doubt enjoy the new
Mrs. Ed. Luebke and daughter Yer
la and sons, Lester, George, Ray and
Joyce autoed up from Froid last Sun
lay and spent the day at the Ben
Luebke home in this city. The Luebkes
ire installing a radio in their beau
,iful home near F'roid and the boys |
are eagerly waiting for the time when |
t will be ready for operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Hanson and !
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson, all of Doc
ey were PlentywoOd business callers
and shoppers in this city last We'd
lesday Arnold and Jelmer Hanson,
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson, passed
through Plentywood Wednesday with
4 band of rs sheep which Mr.. Han
son had purchased from Pete Mar
ron. Mr.. Hanson has a large patch [
If Sweet Clover and no doubt will do
we'll in the sheep business on his farm
,coy DOOlav