The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-07-30

Harry DeSilva motored to Raymond
last Tuesday to deliver a load of pop
to the various soft drink parlors.
Come to Johnson's store for your
silk and japanese umbrellas.
Miss Matilda Dionne has accented a
position as waitress in Vests Cafe.
She started work first of the week.
Miss Katherine Marion has accept
ed a position keeping books at the
Montana Motor Co., she commenced
her duties first of the week.
Fred March made trip to the Ray
mOnd country last Wednesday to at
tend to business matters in connection
fifth the Westland Oil &c.
Place your order now for that new
Chevrolet car or truck. Peterson Co.
Miss Kitty Lynch spent Sunday at
the SINNERS home on the farm She
enjoyed a sumptuous chicken dinner
at six o'clock.
Miss Harriet Connole and brother
Paul, spent Sunday in this city visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
F. McNulty and family.
C. C. johnson left Saturday for
Great Falls where he will attend a
convention of abstractcrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Dean left first
OF the week for Regina, Sask., where
they.will take in the fair for a few
days.
Get your binder Irvine and harvest
ers' supplies from Peterson Company
Frank Frazier was in town from hi;
farm south of here last Tuesday. Mr.
Frazier is busy in the hay field these
days. He says that he and his sol
stacked sixty-five ton of hay in two
days.
Mrs. Joe Nully left Tuesday for he
home in st. Paul, Mimi, after having
spent the past four weeks in thi
city visiting her brother, A. G. Erick
son.
Mrs. F. T. Cairns and daughter
Mrs. Peter Brown left last Monday TO
, their home at st. Cloud, Mimi, afte
spending a few days in this city
? visiting at the home eff Mrs. Cairns
sister, Mrs. Henry Barner and family
= F. G. Fishbeck spent a few day
4 first of the week attending to busl
r ness matters at Glentana and Sco5e
= He also spent some time visiting wit
:, friends.
j, Just another reminder that W
t handle the Plymouth binder twin'
d Peterson Company.
+ Mesdames C. H. McNulty and M. 4
I ConnOle left Monday for Reg1n;
Sask., in response t Ga message t
r the effect that their sister, Mrs.
y McGrath was seriousl i'll. Mrs. MI
S Grath has been a patient in the K'
b gina hospital for several weeks.
z. A. c. LELAND and daughters, Bal
+ bara and Gale, from Outlook, were
S PIentvwood last Friday, doing SON
e shopping and visiting friends. M
d Iceland purchased a one-tOn Chevrol'
= truck from Peterson Co.
Mrs. Ellis Blumenthal left Monda
: for bher home at Malta after havin
5 spent the past two weeks m TINS CT
S visiting at the home of her sister Mr.
8 E. I. Miller.
e Right now is the time to buy tn;
a new Allis Chalmers tractor. Come
Il and talk it over. Peterson Co.
Master Leslie Hansen from Gre
/ ora. n. D., came last Monday
r spend a week in this city visiting
IS the home of his uncle, Andrew Ha
is sen and family.
a Harry Loucks from RedstOne W;
attending to business matters he
st and hobnobbing with old time tren'
lie last Tuesday afternoon.
$ w. D. Dooley, old time ranch
~ from the Dooley country was atte9n
ing to business matters here la
Tuesday as we'll as calling on some
n his many old time friends.
x Emil Severson was in town fro
le his farm in the Raymond country Ia
II Friday afternoon attending to bu
~ ~ ness matters.
~ Henry Mattson, farmer Of the Ol
" look country was attending to bu
ness matters in this city last Tuesd
81 afternoon. Mr.. MattsOn expects
w w be in the harvest fields next week.