The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-08-27

Mrs. Claud Stephens. is spendino
lew days this week visiting be,. 80
ents at Williston. POI
Watch for the big sacrifice sale
a'dVe1tiscd next week by Moe e. Moore
store-Adv. -'iOo-
Andrew Hansen and son James
made 2 business TIP to Medicine lake
4asC tuesday afternoon.
A snap on two-row corn cultiva-
tor. Peterson Co. 12tf
County Attorney Erickson made an
o1ll0al business trip to Westbv last
tuesday afternoon.
Clean screened coal. $3.50 per ton
at mine. Plentywood Coal Co.-Adv /
George Bolster is spending this
week selling dry goods and groceries |
In the Redstone country.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rostad from Conner /
town was attending to business mat
Ier5, doing some shopping and visit
Monday.
Clean screened coal, $3.50 per ton
at NINE. PlentywOod Coal Co.-Adv.
Mrs. Frank Lutzenheiser and daugb
ter Violet from Antelope were here
last Wednesday on a short business
and shopping trip.
Mr.. Jack Gibbons from Reserve.
spent Saturday afternoon in this citv
visiting with friends and doing some
shopping.
Clean screened coal, $3.50 per ton
at mine. Plentywood Coal Co.-Adv.
Mrs. C. w. Peterson and son Roger
left first of the week for San Fran
cisco where they will spend the next
SIX weeks visiting at the home Of Mrs.
PetersOn's sister.
A new line Of mems fancy handker-
chiefs and ties at Johnson's store
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Stewart motored
to Medicine Lake last Monday to
spend the afternoon attending to
business matters and visiting with
friends.
Mesdames Mangusen, McCay and
Schillings from Comertown were at
tending to business matters and doing
some shopping in this city last Tues
day afternoon.
Outing flannels in all the pretty
cOlOrs. JOhnson's stOre.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs F. G. Fishbeck motor
ed to Culbertson last Sunday after
noon, returning home the same day.
They visited friends at Medicine Lake
on their return.
An opportunity to buy your winter
supplies at cost. See the big sale
ad. next week. Moe & Moore store
! ADV.
( Mrs. Elmer Gooder entertained the
5 members eff the Bridge club at her
home last Wednesday afternoon. The
! time was spent at playing bridge al
/ four tables until five o'clock when {
( sumptuOus luncheon was served.
a Clean screened coal, $3.50 per tor
S at mine. Plentywood Coal CO.-Adv
NJ o. Glowick, new superintendent
. of the Plentywood high schools has
= rented the Claus Tang residence anC
/, will establish residence as soon as hi
: wife arrives.
Miss Nancy Marion was hostess K
S a number of friends at dinner las
a Monday at six o'clock. Ten guests
n were present and a very enjoyable
= time was had after dinner.
o Clean screened coal, $3.50 per tOl
at mine. PlentywoOd Coal CO.-Adv
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Darlin and Mis-
s Helen Byrd were here from Scobey t.
spend the week end visiting. TIL
" Dahlins were visiting at the Ziebart
IS home and Mrs. Byrd at the home o
n Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Collins.
r Mrs. Edith Truax returned to he
1T home at Columbus, N. D., first of tn
week after spending few days her
N visiting at the home of her aunt, Mr.
f. L. E. Helm and some of her schoC
t. mates.
I'd Misses Margaret Heubne and Flol
4 ence Dodge returned first Of the wee
is from Miles City where they have bee
attending summer school for the pas
h. three months. The girls expect I
J.. teach in rural schools in this Oh
ID trict this fall.
lie Mrs. Ernest HelgesOn entertalnt
is at dinner at Vests cafe last Tue
dav at six o'clock in honor Of Mr.
n Neal Hoor who left the following de
he for Eugene, Ore. Eight guests we
is present and sumptuous four cour
so dinner was served.
re M. o. Glowick arrived here first
IS. last week from Eugene, Ore. M
GIowick has accepted the position
superintendent of the Plentywo'
re- high school for the coming term.
of DIR. Storkan returned last Wedne
It,, 6av from Butte where he has be-
IN visiting his wife and children W
ny, are visiting at the home OF Nj
Storkan's sister at that place.
M E. R. Eberstein, agent for the L
ng nartment of Justice at Butte spent
ia greater part of the week in this q
lCh attending to legal business matte
asst in connection with.the Henry Delat
OF white slave case.
Ok F. A. Rutland and brother j
Ruehland were here from their hol
ace at New Prague, Minnesota a few da
EN- This week attending to business m
III tiers and visiting with old time ttrler
ng Mr. Ruehland resided in PlentywC
D., MANY years ago when the town v
icy inst starting up. He operated.
first butcher shop in Plentywood.
lay Peterson Company open evenlr
re and Sundays.-Adv.
llfir Little Miss Gean Ostby entertain
III ~ number of her friends at a pa
lleI If her home last Sunday atterno
-. Twelve guests were present ahq
III 17arv nleasant afternoon was Spent
nlaying games, and a delicious lun
lcLS con was served by Mrs. Ostoy az
klH o'clock. The occasion was Ges