The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-10-08
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store NNIi'lA
Hareue from Willston, n.
care fsr dy- in this city at
business matters.
n b. Roy Dentist, perma-
u rt.5 st Plentywood-Over
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Matilda Dionne left Wednes-
's --.ra-. IS ID, where she will
coming winter months.
us4erar was a business Wis
wood last Tuesday after
..r Is yet your dial for ev-
E60 purchase at Johnson's
S. clock in window.
crowd attended the dance
6rrreum given under the au-
+ the American Legion.
Tafnstone was in from his
{. Ie.r Tuesday attending to bus
matters and hobnobbing with
Eyaa-en from Reserve was
limo 10 business matters mat
.rf visiting friends in this city
rra-#av afternoon.
- md Mrs Emil Moe from the
r country were attending TO
matters and doing ON e
ming IA this city last Tuesday.
\, and Mrs. Paul Kurtz and fami-
-.-orad to Redstone last Sunday
mend the day visiting at the home
friends and relatives.
r.r music. the Degree of Honor
-..-.~I dance viii have Whites or
composed of all but two
rrszv Kat's former players.
law the 9th! What? The
ns of Honor Dance at the Far
Labor Temple. Confetti, horns
CAPS and everything.
his Mary Jones, chief operator at
!. local telephone office made a
~ Il Bainville last Tuesday return
home Wednesday.
PH Raab returned last Tuesday Of
-s~0on from Glasgow where he has
-srt the past several days attending
+ business matters.
Won't we have some time at the
rrraI dance Saturday, the 9th, at
Is FL dance-the biggest social
asrr this season.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Curt Dennis
rom Great Falls spent a few days in
Ps1tywood this week attending to le-
al business matters.
En- and Mrs. A. c. Scott from
5-sl0ra, n. D., were here last Tues
av afternoon attending to business
2aers and doing some shopping.
Ur ana Mrs. Baldur Jensen were
sra from Redstone last Friday at
.ziing to business matters and visit
IL with friends.
MYRTLE Donaldson went to Minot,
s. D., last Monday, She drove home
q new Buick for the Donaldson
garage.
Ben MitbO has left Plentywood to
take up a work with Lars Nelson,
Banyille, taking care if his sheep
his winter
H. r. Gladding from Detroit, Mich,
spent a few days in PlentywOOd this
week visiting at the home of Mr.. and
lr Dean Moore. He left for his
come tuesday.
C. G. Christensen and C. C. Peter
al mOtored to Hanks, N. D., last
Monday to attend to business matters
i connection with the A. IngwalsOn
tore
lIr. and Mrs. Oscar Christensen
rom the Westby country spent the
Esek end in Plentywood visiting at
he home of Dir. and Mrs. j. j..
o-stad.
County Attorney Erickson and Rod
-ey Salisbury returned last Wednes-
lay from Deer Lodge. this state,
vage they placed a prisoner in the
aaie peniteniary.
Nr and Mrs. B. B. Streepy spent
2t tuesday visiting with friends at
Sooey and Peerless. They left here
Wednesday, for Centerville, Iowa, to
spend couple of weeks visiting Mr.,
Nleepy's parents.
Hiss Margaret O'Grady left We'd
@day for Butte, this state, where
-e will open a rOoning house. Mrs,
b h. O'Grady will join her as soon
q She disposes of her household
@o1 here.
Ars. George Wheeler left Tuesday
ai Des Moines, Iowa, in response to
message that her mother was seri-
s.y Ill. She was accompanied to
.-oertson by Mr.. Wheeler, Tuesday
Halng.
henry Zimmerman was in from his
.-.n north of town last Friday with
'0ad Of wheat which he delivered
s NE local flour mill in exchange
Y ms winters supply of flour.
Antone Miller from the Outlook
o-l,Iy was attending to business
--.'ers in Plentywood last Tuesday
-..5iloon. Mr. Miller brought a
ms ms load Of wheat to the Plentywood
l.--As company, exchanging it for
= winters supply of flour.
herald Nmsen, farmer from south
own, was attending to business
--,.ers here last Saturday. Herald
-..aaged a load of wheat for flour
45 local flour mill.
nave you heard the latest? What
~ Why the whole of Sheridan
-.,y expects TO be at the Carnival
ls~s given By the Degree of Honor
+ saturday the 9th at FL Tenn
- -.' and Mrs. Tony Hatvick were
..-s. liom Outlook last Monday at
70 business matters and visit