The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-09-17
Local News


George Stadstad from RAYMOND
was visitor in the city Tuesday.
There is only one Fly-Tox-Adv
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will bo,a
us rail- Fancy work sale Saturday No
VeHDer 18TH. Further particulars later.
Get your radio supplies at the Tire
Shop.-Adv.20-4t.
See our new patterns in dishes (7,,,,
any pieces you want). Peterson vo.
Peter Norby was a business caller
from Raymond last week.
Fly-Tox comes on blue labeled bot
| tles.-Adv.
Mrs. Joe Mcdonald was here from
havre Sunday visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Gustafson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Strubech and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Marion were Plen-
tywoOd business visitors Tuesday.
Emil Everson from the Raymond
country was transacting business in
the village Tuesday.
Now is the time to get your Estate
Farlor furnace, or your furnace install
| Cd. peterson Company.
VIM. Leader was in town from his
farm In the Archer country Monday
looking after business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Olson from
trold spent Sunday in this city visit
ing Mrs. OlsOn's father, Mr.. SOrem.
Chas. Maxim, one of Culbertson's
prominent business men, was in the
city Monday on legal matters.
Ole Kraakomo, of Dooley, was in
our city Monday attending to bust
ness matters.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Budke from
Raymond were attending to business
matters here the first of the week.
Charles Stewart of Raymond was
in Plentywood on a short business
trip Tuesday afternoon.
Albert Almberg from the Archer
country was hobnobbing with friends
and acquaintance in the city Tues
day.
/ Miss Cora Risa from Redstone has
accepted a position in Sorem's gro
Gerry. She commenced her duties the
; first of the week.
The Misses Wyona Wankle and Is
abelle Fisk left the first of the week
Z for Dillon where both girls will enter
the normal school.
Harry Holmquist was in town from
his farm in tibet Antelope country
, Tuesday afternoon looking aftel
business matters.
e Elder Gunderson left early in tn,
week for Grand Forks where he will
S re-enter the University of North Da
: kota.
= We are still giving Is percent dis
count on mems and boys oxfOrds an
shoes Big discounts on odd pairs o
ladies' pumps and oxfords. Johnson
n Store. "a.
@ Marion Mitchell and Oliver lie
barth left Thursday for Missoula t
t enter the university. Marion vii
s take up a course in comercial law an
: Oliver will study medicine.
?. James Thompson wos in town fror
y his farm last Tuesday attending t
e business matters. He delivered
G load of wheat to the local mill an
" returned home with load of flour.
Just got back from a buying trip an
Il found a lot of bargains in blankets
= sweaters, boys suits, muslins, curtal
u goods, cretonnes, outings, etc. Come 6
l. once and see what a saving you ca
10 make on this reliable merchandise
JohnsOn's Store. "a
Miss Esther Singleton, who ha
y been a patient at the local hOspit;
= for the past two months left for he
y home at Reserve last Monday. Mis-
III Singleton has been receiving trea
ment for a fractured hip.
e Mrs. L. W. 8arner returned hon
Sunday from Butte where she hl
Re been for TIE PAST three weeks visitin
u at the home q her brother. She al:
spent soma time enjoying the sigh
ne in the \ Yellowstone Park.
as Mrs. L. G. Zeidler and son Ba
u returned last Monday from Rocl1we
Iowa where they have been visitiT
-el at the home of Mrs. Zeidler's faith
d. and other relatives and friends #
in the past two weeks. Their visit WI
ty cut short or. account of school
Miss Margaret Singleton of the A
net telope country spent a few days
n Plentvwood this week shopping al
IN visiting friends. She will leave aga
IN Monday for Billings where she W
at enter the polytechnic school and ia
M q business course. Miss Singlet
nd is a graduate of the local high scho
nd Miss Esther Tobiason was in frc
in the Outlook country Saturday t
lie snend the afternoon visiting frienC
FL She attended the dance at the Farm
Labor Temple in the evening. Esth
mt recently arrived from st. Paul whe
ire She had been visiting her sister. )
he will spend a month visiting with +
We parents before going to San Franc
av- co where she is employed.