The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11

AL Calibre rife cartridges.
adv. PETERSON On
Donald Nicholson of Raymond was
shopping in the county seat Iast
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Hansen motored
to Redstone Sunday afternoon to
spend a few hours visiting friends.
Herbert Benson of Outlook attend
eG to business interests in the coun-
ty capital Saturday of last week.
SHELLED CORN at Plentvwood
Mining Company. adv
Arthur Tobiason Of Outlook was
a visitor in Plentywood Wednesday
afternoon and evening.
% per cent off on coats and leather
vests. F. w. GRAVE. adv.
Sheriff Rodney Salisbury made an
official trip to Antelope last Tuesday
afternoon, returning the same day.
90
George Masters was a business call
in the county capital from Outlook
Tuesday afternoon of this week.
90
Nicoyai Slettebak eff the Clerk and
Recorders office spent the week end
visiting his brother in the Dooley
country.
Rabbit Shotgun Shells.
adv. PETERSON COMPANY.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. E. Helgeson
and Oscar Gulhckson made a bust
ness trip to Culbertson Thursday ev-
ening of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Series of Com
ertown were Plentywood callers last
Monday, shopping and looking after
other business.
Edwin More Of Outlook was at
tending to business matters and Wis
iting with some of his many friends
in this city Monday afternoon.
Frank French was here from Medi-
cine Lake first OF the week to meet
with the Board of County Commits
siOners at their regular meeting.
Walter Yeager, farmer from the
Welliver country, attended to business
in the county capital last Friday. He
returned home Saturday.
Preserve that dear picture by hay
ing it framed. PETERSON COMPA
NY. Adv
Oscar Wagnild and family were
in PlentywoOd from the Northwest
bench last Tuesday afternoon attend
ing to business interests and visiting
with friends.
Fred Radon was attending to bust
ness matters and visiting with friend:
in Plentywood last Tuesday afternoon
He returned home to Outlook thu
same day.
: Ed. Wunderlich, one of Outlook
l prominent citizens, was transactin;
$ business matters and visiting wit
/ friends in this city last Monday an,
=. Tuesday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Martin of Re
= serve were PlentywOod visitors las
r Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Martin
a member eff the Great Northern con
structiOn crew.
t Miss Olive Nicholson, who is teach
h ing school in the Antelope countr!
spent the week end in this city dcin
some shopping and visiting wit
S friends.
: Westland Winter Grade Gasoline
It sold at the same price as Ordinar
s gasoline. Put your motor on Wes
d land winter ratiOns and enjoy the sa
isfactiOn of knowing your motor
properly fueled. ad
IS Andrew Fadness, farmer and rancl
l. er of the Reservation, was in Plent!
wood last Saturday afternoon and e.
ening attending to business matter
id and visiting with friends.
h Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Templems
~ came Thursday from Madoc to sper
IA a few days in this city visiting the
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. al
ne Mrs. Robert Templeman.
5, Miss Engstrom, who teaches Il
re Olso school in the Outlook precinC
was visiting with friends and don
some shopping in this city last We
o. nesday afternoon.
II Henry Gray, well known rancher
al the Redstone country, was shakil
~ hands with friends and attending
business matters in the county cal
fol TuocdaU afternoon
rs Gustav copeland of Westby spe
tv a few days in Plentywood this wee
ad giving the people of this vicinity t
NJ pleasure of hearing his wOndert
voice.
m Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mack of DOol
It. were here Monday to spend the d
&c visiting at the home of Mr.. and M
ne Bob Smith and attending to busint
it. matters.
In winter your motor operated
nd lower temperature than in SUNNI
mt Westland Winter Grade Gasoline
m the high volatility which enables
ars to vapOrize quickly in a cold motto
me adv.
Mrs. J. A. Johnson and daught
an Miss Ruby, delightfully."- entertained
a dinner last Sunday afternoon at .
asst o'clock. Their guests were the me
emf bers of the high school faculty, ~
on Grandstrand, Miss Ada Hanson, ~
". Rutb Swenning, Miss McNulty, M