The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-09-03
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~ Frank Guenther returned for
- IN, Dsst two weeks visiting with her
acboes for the Whole Family at
RI Family Shoe StOre.-Adv.
,rss Glow Krebsbach is assisting
-;tb the work in the office at Lang's
garage this week
Mrs Fred Decker from Dooley
- few days in PlentywCod this
So visiting at the home of her
W. w. Mrs. Fred Foreman and family.
nv Bolton, the Outlook dentist has
..ly,red from his vacation.-Adv If.
Mrs. Ralph Hair sent a few days
~ wool, visiting Mrs H. E. Ross at
her home on the farm.
Fan footwear at prices that mean
los Johnson's StOre.-AdV.
Mrs. T. E. Rue entertained at din
nor last Tuesday at six o'clock COM
rIir,antarv to- Mrs. r. Mccain. Places
were laid for eight.
Cbas. Turner the Insurance man
rom Poplar spent a couple of days
n town first of the week attending
n business matters.
FIv-Tox the milkhouse against flies.
ADV.
Miss Cora Risa left Tuesday for her
home ct 500, Montana after having
mont the week in this city visiting
Mrs. Arthur Ziebarth.
Nels Madsen, county clerk and re-
corder is spending a two weeks va
cation on his farm in the Dagmar
country.
A snap on two electric wash ma
chimes if bought at once. Peterson Co.
ADV.
Mrs. G. H. Tibbetts from Redstone
Is STAYING at the c. c. Johnson home
auring the absence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson.
Mrs. n. L. Nelson returned home
last Thursday from Butte, this state,
where she has been attending the
Grand Chapter of the 0. E. S.
Send in that tire and have it vul-
canized. Tire Shop.-Adv-20-4t.
Henry Semingson from Crosby, N.
D., was attending to business matters
at the court house a few days first
Of the week.
Let US repair your furnace now.
They all need it. Peterson Co.-Adv.
Miss Mabel Walters returned last
Thursday from points on the western
coast where she has been visiting for
the past three weeks. She also spent
some time visiting friends at Butte,
chic -tata and T1lIhertSCn
Farm for rent mile Sc of Plen-
tywood. Emma Savage, PlentywOOd,
-Adv.-tf.
Mrs. H. w. Barner left last week
for Great Falls, where they will spend
a couple of weeks visiting her brother
She expects to remain at Lake Nc
Donald in Glacier park for few days
before returning home to Plentywood.
Get your radio supplies at the Tire
ShOp.-Adv20-4t.
Thomas Pleisaunce and son George
arrived here first of the week from
Douglas, Arizona to spend a few days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Zieharth. Mr.. Pleisaunce is a brother
Of Mrs. Ziebarth.
Henry Goodman came from Scobey,
where he is employed with the West
land Oil Co., to spend the week end
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Forest Goodman and family, he re
turned home Monday morning.
Mrs. Joe Mccain motored to Gull
bertson last Sunday where she joined
her husband and went on to Glen
dive where they spent a couple of
days visiting friends and attending
to. business matters.
Dir. and Mrs. Walter Raaes and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Palubicki
and family and Nj. and Mrs. George
koenig moto~ed to Culbertson last
Sunday. to spend the day gathering
wild plums on the banks of the Mis-
souri, river.
Nh. and Mrs. Chas. Darlin and son
and Mrs. Helen Byrd were here from
Scobey to spend the week end visit
inc with friends and relatives. Chas.
helped the KraZy Kat Orchestra fur
nish music for the dance at the Farm
er-LabOr Temple, Saturday night.
Nels Levang was here from Home
stead last Monday attending to some
school matters at the court house and
incidentally calling on some of his
many old time friends in this city.
Nh. Levang is one of the old timers of
The homestead country.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Marcy arrived
1rst Of the week from Belgrade, S.
D., 70 spend q few days in this vicin-
Nv visiting their daughter, Mrs. Roy,
mr. and Mrs. Roy met them at Balm
vile.
dr ard Mrs. r. Mccain and daugh-
Ter Geneyjeye left Wednesday for
Inelr home at Bismarck, N. D., after
having spent 10 days in this city Wis
lung at the L. E. Rue and A. Riba
homes Mrs. Mccain is a sister of
Af. Rae and Mrs. Riba.
Dr. Kroner, Eyesight specialist Of
helena will be at the following towns
on these dates:
Redstoae, Sept. q, p.m.-22 am.
Dooley, Sept. %, pm.
Whitehall, Sept. "a, p.m.-25, am.
FleenTtywoed, Sept. 25 pm. and Sun
Gay the 26.
froid, Sept. q.
Sir. and Mrs. Elmer Truax and
12ughter Edith, and sons, David,
howard and Harlin were here from
Columbus, n. d., to spend few days
1!slVng at the home of Mrs. Truax'
sls1er, Mrs. L. z. Helm. They re-