The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-06-06


telope Wednesday.
Walter Benson of Mildly transacted
business in this city Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Morgan of Archer was
visiting in Plentywood last Tuesday.
Theresa Grimsrud of Antelope was
visiting Glow Krebsbach Tuesday of
this week.
George and Frank O'Toole of south
or town were transacting business in
this city Wednesday
Miss Ippy OF McCabe was attend
ing to business matters in this city
this week.
You will find nice line of reason
ably priced sleeveless sweaters at J. !
A. JOhnsOns.
Depot Agent Helgeson of Archer
was a Plentywood visitor last Tues
day
Clifton Mckenzie was up from
Medicine Lake the first part of this
week.
Joe Fish has been acquitted of two
charges: horse stealing and flax steal
ing.
Frank Barge and his mother were
in from the farm the first part of this
week.
Nels Olson of the Plentywood
Northwest Bench was caller in this
city Tuesday.
Mrs. Berry and son left Sunday
for a six weeks visit in Seattle,
Wash.
George Bell of the Dagmar country
was a business caller in this city the
first of this week.
r. S. Anderson of Poplar is here
this week representing the Montana
/ Record Herald.
Lsnora Larsen of Outlook was
among the large crowd of Plentywood
visitors Memorial day.
Mrs. George Koenig left for Grand
Forks. N. D., last Wednesday for a
visit with friends and relatives.
Adolph Hovdey CT the Outlook
Raymond country transacted business
in this city Monday.
The Hershberger brothers of the
Westby country were court house
callers Saturday.
G. M. Wolbert of Willston was
calling on trade Saturday fer the
! Simmons hardware.
VIM. Moe, editor of the Sccbey Sen
tinel was visiting friends and rela-
tives in this city last Sunday
Marjory Novak, who just finished ;
term of school neara Westby, lef
Wednesday for the Twin Cities.
Clair Stoner left Monday for Lew
, istOwn, Mont, where he will attend ;
meeting of the Wheat Growers.
Fern Homme spent Memorial Da,
: with Miss Hendrickson at her hom
: in Antelope.
:
Lee Munson and family of Doole
took in the ball game here between
Wolf Point ard Plentywood.
s Mr.. Blowers and son Claude O
McCabe were business callers here tn
, first part Of the week
f Grace Bradley, vino just finished
term of school near Westby, let
Tuesday for Minneapolis.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Whitish, Allie
5 Killing and Charles Dress spent Sur
S day at the S. J. Redden home.
Oscar Lindhe motored over frol
d the Outlook country Wednesday /
y look after business in this city.
Mrs. Sans Of Froid was here tn
week visiting her son Harold VIII
T is working on a farm in this vicinit
It Mrs. J. Carols and daughter Dor,
II thy of the Outlook country WEI
shopping in this city Thursday.
y Art Aldrich and daughters left fl
= Minnesota Wednesday. Art will r
7 main only for a short time but tt
10 children will make a longer visit.
Ladies! We have good news fl
you. For one week we will sell oil
S1.9O HOIeproOf Hose at $1.75 p
2 pair or 8 pair for $500.
]. A JOHNSON.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Lohn al
re Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Olson of Fro
r. were among those who attended Il
lie Decoration Day exercises. While he
le they visited at the A. c. EricksC
home.
ID A bridge party was given at t
g J. w. Mckee home cOmplimentii
Y Mrs. F. N. Huff, who is soon to lea
r. for California and Mrs. Simon Fa
. borg of Medicine Lake, who was MI
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