The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-17

AAl@h MedL Market. 19-tf
Atty. Babcock was business visi-
Tor at Glasgow last week.
Hugh Jones and family were in the
city today from the Weliver district.
Hans Ager and family were in this
city on a shopping tour Monday.
Ed. Winderlick of Outlook was a
county seat caller Tuesday.
Miss Bromberg spent last Sunday
at the Carroll farm visiting Miss Har-
ret and Dorothy.
Miss Duffy was a guest at the VIM
NOE home in ScObey last Saturday
Jack Duggan and family moved to
antelope this week, where thew will
make their future home.
Mr.. Danstrum of the Dagmar cum
2 enlCy was in this city loking after
business matters Tuesday.
Isabel Fiske, who is attending
school here spent Saturday and SIM
Gay at her home in Outlook.
George Bell and Robert Larson of
Ihe Dagmar country were in this city
on business Tuesday.
Jim York Of Welliver was a bust
ness translator in the county seat for
snort time this week
Martin Toftness, the Plentvwood
baker was on the sick list for a cou-
pie OF days this week.
Mrs. Edwin E. York left the first
OF last week for eastern points for a
few weeks visit with friends.
Neils Christensen of Dagnar was q
business translator in this city Thurs
day Of last week.
Miss Bertha Lassiter sepnt the mast
week at the John Carol home, visit
ing Miss Harriet.
Arthur and Engar Klofstad of the
Outlook country were in this city on
business matters Tuesday.
Charles Bromton is erecting a front
porch on the Hans Rasmussen resi-
dence.
The Frazier family have moved in
to town to enable their children to at
tend the nuhIic school
Mrs. Nels Olson and daughter R,uth.
OF the Outlook country were shopping
in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Layhe, who has been
visiting at Olewine, Ia, the past
month returned home last Friday.
Hundreds have found service and
satisfaction in our North Star Under
wear. They've made savings too. j.
A. Johnson.
Mrs. Hunter and son, in company
with Mrs. Strand of the Antelope
country, were in this city consulting
DR.. Edw. Z. York, this week.
The Timmermon family have moved
into this city for the winter to enable
their children to attend the schools of
this city.
Ship your Cream to the Froid
Creamery. Highest price paid on day
received. Try us.
2i-tf FROID CREAMERY.
"Red" Bolster, Dwight Callister and
mother, have returned from Mime
sofa, where they have been visiting
with friends.
Get your Snow White Washing
Powder at L. V. Aspelund's residence.
Sold by Chas. ]. Larson, General Agt.,
DOOley, Mont. 28-2t
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Desonia of the
Daleview country were among the
many business visitors in the county
seat Wednesday.
John Keller of the Raymond coun-
try, was in this city looking after
business details a couple of days this
week.
Mr. Hill of Raymond was a county
seat visitor this week, and took home
a quantity of supplies for his store at
Raymond.
Robert Templeman, of Madoc, who
has been here taking adjustments
from DR.. Edw. E. York, returned to
his home Saturday.
Floyd Carroll of Carthage, H., who
| has been visiting for the past month
with his uncle, John G. Carroll, ex-
poets to leave for his home this week.
There will be a carload of cabbage,
onions, and other winter vegetables
on track at PIentywOOd, Tuesday and
Wednesday October Fl and p. Lay in
your supply for winter then. 2S-1t
Erick Rossell, who has spent the
y,o,.f Of N c1,,,o I,o,.o