The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-09-24

city. N''''9O'''y III Chls
Dr. Bolton, the Outlook dentist hoe
returned from his vacation.-Adv If
Messers Harry and Fred Hante
rom Dagmar country were ATTENDING
70 business matters at the court house. |
III Chls city last Friday.
Andrew Hansen Of the Plentvwood
wiling Co, delivered a load Of Plen-
TyWood Flour to A. J. Markusen at
raymond last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. Mckee left Tuesday for
Minneapolis in response to a MESSAGE
stating that her brother was dancer
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John Anderson from the Dagmar
country spent few hours in the coun-
tyseat lst Friday afternoon attend
ing to business matters and calling
on friends.
Farm for remit mile Sc of Plen-
ryWoed. Emma Savage, Plentywood,
-Adv.-tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller were
IN from the farm last Saturday af-
terday, doing some shopping and
looking for house to rent They will
move In town so the children will
have better school advantages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Charlesworth
from Medicine Lake attended to
business matters and visited at the
Harry DeSilva home in this city last
Monday.
Mrs. Ed Rankin and niece Miss
Benson from Medicine Lake were
having some dental work done and
visiting with friends here last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Michael Deisberg and daught-
er Coletta, from Grenora, N. d. were
doing some shopping and transacting
business matters here last Friday
afternoon.
Arthur Weiss from Eugene Oregon
has been in Plentywood for the great
er part of August, and September,
and is returning to Oregon, Septem-
Der %.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Narager eff the
Outlook country entertained a num-
Der of friends at a sumptuous turkey
dinner at their farm home last Sun
day afternoon, Several Plentywood
people had the honor of being pres
ent.
Lutheran Ladies Aid will serve
supper at the church basement Fri
day, October 1st. Everybody wei
come Ladies entertaining are: Mrs.
Klovstad, Aklestad, Johnson, Smith,
Lidahl and Rasmussen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Meharry from
Outlook were shopping and attending
to- business matters in this city last
Monday afternoon, Mr.. Meharry Dur-
chased his winters supply of flour
from the PlentywOod flour mill.
Jake Reiger and family have moved
in town for the winter months to en-
able the children to attend Plenty
wood school. They have established
residence in the Peter Kestler resi-
dence.
John Karr left Tuesday for Helena
where he will enter the Intermoun-
tain College and take up a four years
course. John attended business col
legt at Milwaukee last year, and has
been spending his vacation at the c.
B. Peterson home.
Mrs. Frank Lutzenheiser and Mr.
and Mrs. Eral Randall from Antelope
were visiting with friends, doing
some shopping and attending to bus
mess matters here last Monday fter
noon.
The members of the Degree of Hon
or Drill team mOtOred to FrOid las
Tuesday evening to put on the worl
eff the order. They we're royalty en-
tertained by the Froid members.
Carl Sheen arrived here first Of tn
week from Minneapolis to spend ;
few days attending to business mat
ters and calling on friends, Mr.. Sneel
was formerly a farmer in the OutlOcl
country.
Mrs. P. j. Stewart left first OF tn
week for Missoula, this state, sh
e was accompanied by her son Ernest
: who will attend school at that plac
= for the coming year. Ernest has al
Y tended PlentywoOd high school TO
the past two years.
). Reverend A. r. Boone from Sidne
e spent a few days in Plentyweod thu
= week greeting friends and attendln
n to business matters. Rev. Boone dc
livered the Ford car to Rev.. Clifford
t which he has been using since he lei
e brentwood. He took the train HON
r to- Sidney.
i Misses Sarah and Ann Hansen an
Mrs. Fred Newgaard were Dime
: guests at the home eff Mr.. and Mr.
) Bert Daley in the Redstone countr
!. last Tuesday at six o'clock The
# enioved a sumptuous chicken Dime
e and a pleasant hour ofterward.
e Martin Knutson Of Elk Noun
e Wisconsin, an old resident OF Outlcc
has been back in Montana to loo
after his crop, which he reports a,
fairly good around his place. 1
= left Outlook last March, for his o
E. homestead at Elk Mound, and III
ID now been back here for three week
'S Adolph Hank, to whom he rented 2
" Montana land reports ten and CWer
3 y bushels an acre.
T. SEPTEMBER 24-ADV.
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