The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-11-13


and A. Riba went to Poplar last S
Monday morning to select some of i
their stock at the Indian roundup. z
David Iininger of Fortuna, N. D.,
was attending to business matters {
in the county capitol and renewing !
some of his old acquaintance last ;
Monday afternoon.
Hugo Hass of the Hass Brothers
Farming Corporation, was in from
the farm in the Outlook country We'd
nesday afternoon attending to bust
ness matters
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murray were
in town from their farm in the West |
bv country last Wednesday afternoon,
attending to business matters and |
visiting with friends.
Alvin Stageberg was in town from
his farm north of Comertown last |
Tuesday afternoon attending to bust
ness matters and renewing old ac-
quaintances.
Theo. Nordbergh, one of the pros
porous farmers of the Westby coun-
try, was transacting business in the
county capitol few hours last Tues
day afternoon.
Wedding stationery - invitations
and annOuncements-are the proper
thing. A variety of papers and de-
4 signs and unexcelled workmanship at
Producers News Printery. Prices
consistent with quality of stock and
first class work.
Severn Bartness was in brentwood
/. fro mhis farm in the McElroy country
last Tuesday, doing a little stroke of
business and renewing some of his
old acquaintance.
L. S. Olsen and A. Reinertson have
? moved their stock of radios into the
brentwood Bakery building, where
they will demonstrate their different
5 radios to the public.
f Miss Margaret Beatty, who has
been absent from school for several
weeks on account of illness returned
r this week. Miss Beatty stays at the
: Ben Luebke home.
Jos Kavon left for Shelby las
Thursday where he will spend the re
e mainder Of the week attending tt
o business matters in connection witt
II the Red Top Oil Co., of which he i
director.
ID Mrs. VIM. Raab spent the week en-
W at Medicine Lake visiting her hus
L band. Mr.. Raab accompanied he
home on Monday and will spend
: few days in this city attending t
=, business matters.
SIS Charles Madsen of Archer arri7
e. ed in Plentywood Thursday to sper
= a few days attending to business ma
- ters before leaving first of the wee
~ for Rochester, Mimi, where he wi
> consult a specialist.
NO Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Marley,
n@ Medicine Lake were transactil
ai9 business and visiting with friends
tb this city last Tuesday, they return
home the following day.
ION Ingwald Iverson came from West
~ last Wednesday evening to attend t
oyv special meeting of the A. o. U.
his Lodge held in the Farmer-Labor TIE
M pie.
r. A. Palutzke was in town fir
his farm on the Reservation last S
m urday afternoon attending to busin
~ matters and renewing old acquai
f oIu ances.
Mesdames Marion Moore and Et
:, Luebke motored to Outlook last w
olu nesday to spend the day visiting v
as1- friends. Mrs. Moore who is az
WIN for the Producers News, incident;
last placed several orders for Christi
cards.
ans The American Legion dance at
end Orpheum last Wednesday ever
DIN was a huge success. A large cr'
ance from brentwood and community
all the adjoining towns were pres
The members of the Women's Al
+s;o iarv served canteen lnnch at midni
Ills 90
Etef- The members of the Sons of
palo wav held their regular business n
lcefs ing in their lodge rooms in the
mer-Labor Temple last Wedne
,o,,,o evening, after the various bust
go matters were conducted an hour
'~in Inc spent in social enjoyment.
'Anl8 90
noon Fred Olsen and Henry Gross
rs d. prominent farmers from the Dat
country were attending to bus
90 matters and visiting with friends
'-a;+oI this CITY few hours last Wedne
tpiIS- afternoon. They paid the Prod
scTin- News office pleasant call.
VIZ n D;o,.oo ,,e+77,-nad MI
49,, from Great Falls, this state, whe
local IS engaged III CllI ll' - IL; g
moon, 70 spend lew o+ 49, - - soY,a
ness matters.
of James Fvensen, one of Res
- most prominent and genial bu
aiS ;to men was transacting business al
VI 1T newing old acquaintance in thi
l''0U a few hours last Wednesday
noon He attended the America
-as gion dance at the Orpheum il
last evening.
EN- ENG Sc o. M. Stadig, formerly of Z
-ils % but who recently moved to Pc
d. lii0i +bis state. was attending to bI
matters and visiting with old
,mnois- friends in this city a few day
farm week. Mr.. Stadlg Is one OF
woods old timers ana mas
usiness friends In this community
as Jens Hansen left Wednesda
Britt Reserve, where ne VIII spenq
Dooley days visiting his daugnCeF' M -l
ty last ton Andersen ana Family DeI1I
Y, from ing for Portland, oregon H4 u
Shelby will spend the REMAINDER eI Oh u
on the ter months Mr.. Hansen mas pc