The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-23

Get the LOram Kerosene Stove for
summer comfort. Peterson Co. adv.
1. G. Zeidler made a business trim
to Bengough, Sask., Can, last Friday.
He made the trip by car and return
ed home the following day.
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Peter Hendricksmeyer, farmer from
the Raymond country was transacting
business matters at the county seat
last Saturday.
James Singleton, farmer from the
Reserve country was transacting
business matters and visiting friends
in this city last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wipplinger were
| in from their farm east of town
last Monday, shopping and attending
to other business matters.
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Jules Anderson, editor of the Scobey
Sentinel, spent the week end in this
city attending to business matters and
visiting with friends.
A. C. Hass, from Noonan. N. OAK.
spent several days here this week at
tending to business matters in eonnec-
ton with his land interests.
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Mrs. Andrew Hansen and son Jim
ME, spent Monday visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Chas Miller at her
home on the farm south of town.
/ z HasD r,aoko,.ol l. VHTs9Vs.a -.
Hast Sunday to attend to business
matters. He was accompanied by
Misses Louis and Lucille Goodman
land Miss Edith Truax. ' -
Fay Bradley went to Williston last
Tuesday to spend a few days looking
after business matters. Mr.. Bradley
expects to make his future home in
that city.
Misses Ruth and Florence Polling
went to Antelope last Monday to
spend the evening visiting with their
sister, Mrs. L. Meyers. They re-
turned home Tuesday morning.
90
Albert Swenson was in town from
his farm in the Eastern country last
Wednesday attending to business
matters. Mr.. Swenson shipped a few
head of cattle from this city.
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Otto Brabec returned home last
Friday from points in Minnesota
where he has been the past -four
months visiting with friends and rela-
tives. Mr.. Brabec came back to look
after his farming interests, which
lay five miles north of this city.
Wicks for all makes Kerosene
Stoves. Peterson Co. adv
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A. Brown from Flaxton, N. D., ar
rived here first of the week. He pur
chased a car load of cattle from far
mers throughout the country anC
shipped them to Chicago last Wed
j nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen
farmers from the Dagmar country
were shopping in the county capita
/ Wednesday afternoon.
Atty. L. J. Onstad went to his farm
I in the Westbyoeountry last Sunday t
] spend the day visiting his daughte
z and family, and looking after farm
ing interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sitter wer
z here from their farm home at Doc
ley last Sunday to spend the day Wis
iting with their daughter Mrs. SCI
!: mer Aspelund and family, at the {
. A. Aspelund home.
& MIR. and Mrs. A. ]. Kaiser an
s daughter, Edna, motOred to Outloo
4 last Sunday to spend the day visitin
8 with friends. They were Dime
q guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mr.
= John Lean.
s. joe Kavon left Tuesday for Shelb.
this state, where he will spend a fe
s. days attending to business matter
a Mr.. Kavon. will look for a suitable Il
cation and as soon as their busine!
q interests in Plentywood are settle
g they expect to make their futul
d home somewhere in the western pa
. of the state.
Bob Laws returned to his duti
81 at the MatlCin ranch in the Redstol
81 country last Monday after haviI
u been under DR.. Steele's care at Il
81 Leland Hotel here for the past wee
S Mr.. Laws had a severe attack Of Il
a flu but is getting along nicely at tn
81 time.
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u Chas. McNulty returned home Ia
q Friday from Minneapolis where
81 was called on account Of the illne
"a of his brother, who is a little bett
- but not yet out Of danger, his sistC
81 Miss Katherine McNulty will rema
~ here for another week.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Redden a
q family were in town from their fan
n in the Dooley country last Tuesd
81 attending to business matters a
81 doing some shopping. Mrs. Redd
ii was a guest at the A. HOLMAN hoI
81 during the afternoon.
u Mrs. George Stringer, Mrs. Erku
81 and Miss Ann Groves were here fro
81 their farms in the Wolf Greek ccu
u try last Monday afternoon, dol
81 some shopping and visiting at t
81 homes of friends.
q John Honey, well known represC
IS tative of the New York Life Insl
81 ance Company, from Billings, spt
~ several days in this city this we
81 visiting at the homes of C. B. B
81 and Supt. Sufield, also attending
81 some business matters.
81 DIR. FINNEMAN
81 ..s the well known e,
~ ~ sight specialist, m