The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-11-14
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Hans Harduren, was a business
visitor to Plentywood the first of the
week.
William Hass Of the Outlook
country is in Plentywood attending
to business matters.
Full Supply of Radio Accessories.
Tire Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. JONES Larter, we'll
known citizens Of the Raymond dis
trict, were shopping in Plentywocd
Thursday.
Robert Templeman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Templeman of Madoc, spent a
couple of days in Plentywood this
week.
Ole Moe spent from Monday until
Thursday Of this week in Scobey in
connection with his duties as mana
ger Of the Scobey Sentinel.
Radios from S85 for complete radio
Tire Shop.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
viii hold its Annual Bazaar and
supper Saturday December 9Th.
Apples $2.25 box at KOllman's
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Ragsegger, of
the Outlook community took in the
wrestling match here Tuesday .even-
, ing.
Joe says no use to stay single since
= you can buy ladies shoes for 90 cents
: pair at KOllman's store.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fri Cosper, Mr. and
= Mrs. Dell Driden and Mrs Burnam
n of the Outlook vicinity, attended the
show in this city last Friday evening
n Mrs. Ray Lang entertained thu
r, "wednesday Club, Wednesday. 4
delicious lunch was served at five o.
clock and then the ladies returned t,
/ their homes;
Smoked shoulders zoe per lb. a
FOrman's Meat Market. 1S-t
a Mrs. William Shoniker, Charli
Stoniker of Minnesota and Mrs. G.
Bantz made trip to Whitehall tn
* middle of the week. where they wi
IS visit friends and relatives.
Ship your Cream to the .Froi
at Creamery. Highest price paid on da
IF received. Try US.
er Mems Felt shoes for $198 at KOl
mans Store.
at Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Mizera,
IRE Plaza, North Dakota, arrived he
the latter part of last week and w
look after business matters and spel
,ep the winter.
ca
on. Farmers: If you want to rent la
on which foreclosure, has be
on, started, or on land already owned
ere Men Residents, see J. w. Mckee off
First National bank. l also write
surance Of all kinds. 3-tf
r a9 The young Luther League" n
~ at the lutheran Church baseme
Friday night after a business meeti
nd games were, played and a ten oclC
ON refreshment were served. Mesdan
1a1 A. M. Egge and J. A. johnson.
e Men if you want a good Scotch (
in. for the cold weather at SIPS, co
our to KOllman's Store.
Ed Wunderlich of Outlook sp
several days in PlentywoOd this w
-oa in connection with the House-Al
tbis wrestling match which occurred
'i mistice night Mr.. Wunderlich
poets to manage a number of mate
INN. for House on the coast this win
'ui- Smoked shoulders zoe per lb.
FOrman's Meat Market. 1
70 Mrs. J. J. Vassen and little daU
~ ter, Kathleen, wife and daughter
J. J. Vassen, prominent farmer of
u. Dooley country, are at Kathlal
; "a Washington where they were Gale
r. couple of weeks ago by the severe
ness of her father, Mr.. Irving, who
'oley sides at the above place. Will
mess the west she expects to visits fri
and relatives at Portland, Ore.
ing Mrs. Vassen's absence j. j.
Mr.. the other children have been bate
Out together. Mrs. Vassen is expe
latch home shortly now.
DR.. KROMI
sister ..-.-z-Ss.-ss. of Helena, eyes
n 4, Ior x specialist. will |
o'ii0l the PlentywOOd L