The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-10-29

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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Andersen from
Medicine Lake were attending to bus
mess matters and doing some shop
ping here last Monday afternoon.
Expert vuIcanizing on balloons.
Tire Shop.-26-tf.
Mrs. J. P. Plaubicd entertained the
members of the Bridge club at her
home last Thursday afternoon. Three
tables played bridge and a delicious
luncheon was served.
George Wheeler was absent from
i his duties as school janitor several
days this week on account of illness,
He is suffering from an attack of La
grippe.
Have you heard of the big sale
Eidsness at Reserve is having from
Nov. 1 to Nov 18th? See their sale
bill for special price.-Adv.
A large number from Plentywood
attended the Lutheran Ladies Aid
supper at Outlook last Saturday eve
ming. They reported a splendid feed,
Mrs. Z. M. Hunt left Saturday for
Shelby, this state, where she will
spend a few days attending to bust
ness matter and visiting with friends.
At the great stock reduction sale
Of Eidsness at Reserve there will be
specials in groceries, shoes and dry
goods. See them next weekday.
Editor Joe Dolan of the Medicine
Lake Wave, spent the week end in
this city attending to business mat
tiers and visiting with friends.
Attorney Ernest Watson from Balm
vile came to PlentywOod last Monday
to spend a few days attending to
legal business matters.
c. c. Thompson from Homestead
was in town last Friday transacting
2 business matters and visiting with
: friends.
Fred Persuhn, farmer from north
! of town was seen hobnObbing with
friends on our streets last Monday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Foley, farmers
J from the DoOley country was attend
: ing to business matters and calling
. on friends here first of the week.
F. G. Fishbeck returned Saturday
from Culbertson and Glentana where
: he spent few days attending to
: business matter.
County Attorney Erickson made a
business trip in the Medicine Lake and
? Dagmar country lat Saturday after
. noon.
Misses Sarah and Anne Hansen
spent Sunday at Grenora, N. D., Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
: Jack Rademacker and family.
. Messrs. Jim Evenson and Ed. Mo
II ran from Reserve were here last Sat
urday evening to attend the daance al
a the Farmer-LabOr Temple.
m Deputy U. S. Marshal Curt Dennis
is from Great Falls, spent a few day:
here this week attending to Officia
business matters.
70 Dewey Christensen from Dagma,
70 country spent Saturday afternoon ant
a. evening in this city attending to bus
a. mess matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Nelson from
h Outlook were attending to business
n and visiting with friends here las
t. Monday afternoon.
i'll Peter Kistler from the Wellive
r country was in town last Tuesda,
evening to attend the stakeholder
re meeting of the Farmer-Labor Temple
IS Myrtle Donaldson returned a
r. Thursday from Edmonds, N. D., wher
rs she was called on account of the dealt
SIS of her brother.
rs Bob Porter and daughter, Miss Lii
a Porter were here from Raymond las
Saturday evening to attend the dane
st at the Farmer-Labor Temple.
'r- Senator J. w. Schnitzler from Froi
IS. was attending to business matters an
Nv. seeing friends here a few hours las
lst Wednesday afternoon.
te, Who's Estelle? She's coming t
Is Plentywood, Wednesday, Nov. 9rd, t
Ter the Farmer-Labor Temple with he
'iy company of novelty entertainers
'er Ad
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson weT
IRE here from their farm in the OutlOO
Ill country last Saturday evening
ng attend the dance and indoor circU
nd at the Farmer-LabOr Temple.
lea Attorney George Hurd from Glas
PIE gov spent few days in PlentywoO
this week attending to legal bushes
ell matter at the court house, and visi
OIL ing with some of his old time friend
rcn Lyle Bucklin and Carol Lecy fro
ooI Redstone were here last Wednesda
at evening to attend the performance
en- the indoor circus in the Farmer-L;
Dor Temple and spend a few hou
Mr.. visiting friends and relatives. Ly
ere Bucklin is teaching in the Redstol
BON city schools this year. He graduate
the from the Plentywood High schO
av- three years ago.
ing Mr.. Larsen who has been here
the r. G. Dun Company getting st
and tistics and information for their Sc
7is- vice stated that each time he com
here, he notices a great improveme
ner and finds it more prosperous tn;
,od. many other towns in Montana in bU
us mess condition in Plentywood. This
quite boost for this city, when o.
- considers that the Dun represent
IN tives have figures and data from ;
,ot- over the United States with which
~ make comparisons.
rm- NOTICE
vas The A. o. u. w. lodge will hold
IN meeting Friday, Nov. 9Th at $50