The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-11-19


Tuesday, D. McGillivary from Red
stone was in Plentywood chattino, 1E,itb
his old friends. 3 Win
Mr.. Paul Paulson and Ole Wat
mas OF Reserve were in Plentvwood
monday transacting a little business
ana looking up old friends.
On Monday, the 18th, Mr. Oscar
JuVe Oh Westby was in Plentvwood.
10 pay up his taxes and to visit some
OF his old friends. ~ sumo
E. V. Hurst from Daleview was IN
Plentywood, Wednesday, visiting his
ola friends and transacting a little
business. 'i''i0
Miss Thelma Mcguire from Balm
NVllle spent few days here this
week visiting at the home of friends
and doing some shopping.
Masquerade Dance New Years Eve.
December 31st. put on by Degree of
Honor LOdge-Adv. If.
B. Van Vorous from Medicine Lake
wa attending to business matters
and visiting friends here last Thurs
day afternoon. He remained for the
dance at the Temple in the evening.
Mrs. E. M. Hunt left last FRIDAY
Tor Shelby, this state, to spend a
few Gays attending to business mat
LerS IN connection with the Red Top
Oil and Gas Company.
The Ladies Hospital Club of Plen-
tywOOd Is to have meeting Monday
evening, the 22nd at which officers
Tor the coming term will be elected.
Everyone is asked to turn out.
News has come to the Producers
News that Miss Grace McFadden for
merry OF Raymond has been married
to Mr.. Stanley Gilmore of Ottawa,
/ Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Matkin were
In from their farm in the Redstone
country last Monday afternoon, do
ing some shopping and visiting with
friends.
A snap on two-row corn cultiva-
Tor Peterson Co. 12tl
A. IngwalsOn, president of the
lngwalsOn chain stores, spent a few
days in Plentywood first of the week
attending to business matters in
connection with the store in this
city.
Miss Helga Hendrickson is spending
her vacation from her dutie at The
Clerk and Recorders office this
week. She will visit her parents OF
their farm in the Antelope country.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Larsen, Mr.
and Mrs. F. D. Morck were among
: the Antelope people who attended thu
dance at the Farmer-Labor Tempt,
last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ruth Newgaard went to eros
by, n. D., last Wednesday to pur
chase some good from the Ingwalsol
store at that place to be used in tn
new Ingwalson store at Medicin
Lake.
C. w. Peterson and sister, Mrs
Brooks, returned last Sunday by ca
from Minneapolis, where they hav
been purchasing a car load of furni
, ture for the Peterson Co. Hardwar
store.
H. A. Cleveland, of Wilhston, n
4 D., manager of the Montana-Dakot
Power Co., for this district, was at
tending to business matters in Plen
tywood last Thursday evening. H
; attended the Legion dance at tn
Temple.
H. D. Flatt, who has been receiv
: ing medical treatment at the lOcs
7 hospital for the past two months,
I able to be back on the job at Moe
barber shop.
G. w. Place of Homestead was
Plentywood the first of the weel
: While in the city he made the Pr
: ducers News office a pleasant call
I Tuesday the 18th, E. G. Teigen
Antelope was in PlentywOod.
! The Oscar Collins family move
this week into the residence recent
vacated by the Richard Fitzgeral
e family. Mr.. Fitzgerald recently pu
It chased the A. A. Bake residenC
: near the court house, formerly Occl
/ pied by the Collins family, and a.
q now moving into their new home.
Mrs. Blaine Dean and son JAM
/ returned Saturday from the jam
'. King farm in the DOoley countr
where they have been for the pa
IS week, visiting Mrs. Deans fathe
e. James King. Mr.. King expects
e leave soon for points in Washingto
is where he will spend the whit
r months. On account of i'll health Il
id Montana winters are getting too ha
D. for him. He will return to his Tar
1T in the spring and continue his farr
ing operations.