The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-16

Hold Your hats, close all water tight
doors. batten down all hatches-se-
cure for sea-here comes the lOcals!!!
Get YOUR o. K. Champion Tiller in
the next shipment. B. E. Luebke.
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MYRTLE Jackson from Outlook spent
the week end doing some shopping
and visiting with friends in this city.
Clarence Undhjem of the Plenty
wood Drug made a business trip to
Opheim last Saturday. He returned
Tuesday.
Misses Thelma Wuest and Della
Croot spent the week end at Reserve
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Gibbons. They returned home
Sunday evening.
The largest variety of grass seeds
in this part of the State Peterson
Co. adv.
Miss Mary Filter is back in school
again after having been absent for
90
FOR BARGAINS, The Wonder
Store. H. HENDRICKSON. adv.
Martin Toftness is the proud owner
Of a Ford touring car purchased last
week from Peterson Company.
90
James Everson from Reserve. was
renewing acquaintance here the first
of the week.
For your lawn, use Kentucky Blue
! Grass Lawn Mixture and White Lawn
Clover. Peterson Co. adv.
]. w. Ator was in from his farm in
the Antelope country last Saturday
afternoon on a short business trip.
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Mrs. George Lund, from Reserve,
was in town last Saturday afternoon
doing some shopping and visiting at
the Viggo Peterson home.
Chas. Miller, farmer east of town.
spent several days in this city this
week having his seed wheat cleaned
at the local flour mill.
Mrs. Fred Decker and children were
here from DOoley to spend the week
end visiting at the home of Mrs
Decker's sister Mrs. Fred Forman.
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Malvin EversOn, farmer from the
Raymond country was transactine
business matters in this city last Mon.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Dolin from Medicine Lake
was here to spend a few days the
first of the week visiting at the homt
of Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. R. E. Gustafsen
Mrs. Charles Miller was in from he
farm south of town last Thursda,
afternoon visiting at the Andrey
Hansen home.
Another car of oats and corn JUS
: arrived. PlentywOOd Milling Co. ad
Mrs. Gust Lindberg is assisting
with the work in the Bakery. Sh
commenced her duties the first of tn
week.
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John Mortensen, farmer from tn
J Dagmar country was visiting his sis
2 ter, Mrs. Hans Rasmussen and famil
in this city last Wednesday Afternoon
40
, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fadness wer
? in town from their farm on the resel
5 walton few days this week attendin
= to business matters and visiting {
the homes Of friends.
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N Ill
/ transacted business matters and visi
' ing with friends in this city last Sal
0 urday afternoon. Mr.. Kelley made
: pleasant call at the news office.
Mrs. George Andersen, from R
serve, was here last Saturday to a
sist Miss Polling with the hair dres
i ing work at Noes Barber Shop. 81
was a dinner guest at the home
: Mr.. and Mrs. ViggO Peterson.
Misses Ryan and Westering, nurs
{ at the local hospital, returned the fir
of the week from MinOt, N. D. whe
they have spent the past week sho
! ping and visiting.
e C. F. McNulty and sister Mi
Il Katherine McNulty of the Johns,
r store, received word last week tn
IS their brother was seriously i'll at Mi
neapolis. They left Immediately f
that place.
d, Mr.. and Mrs. Van G. Fodder a
e. family have moved into the Pet
c. Kisler cottage. The Feeders arriv
1T recently from Casper, Wyoming, a
ID Mr.. Feeder is employed in the VIII
Barbership, filling the vacana
caused by resignation of Selmer A
y pelund.
n Mrs. R. T. Lee and son John dro
r their car down to Culbertson l;
lie Wednesday evening from which pie
er they took the train for points in
as western part of the state where tn
will spend few days attending
business interests.
". While on their way to their no
'e- at Scobey from Parkers Ferry, Mir
TO and other points in that state 9
en- the Dakotas where they had bt
or visiting, Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Laugh
I'D hesitated in Plentywood long enoU
MS Wednesday to greet some of their
time friends.
TX Mr.. and Mrs. GasDer Reuter- w