The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-09-10

4 Miss Frances Wheeler is offieiatino
as librarian until such a time az q
librarian can be obtained.
DR.. Bolton, the Outlook dentist has
returned from his vacation.-Adv II.
Louis Marsh, Trainer from the
,Welleyer country was attending to
business matters here last Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Louise ReinlasOder spent Sat
urday afternoon visiting at the home
of her parents on the farm in the
Dooley country.
Mrs. Ruth Newgaard has been alb
sent from her duties at the Ingwal-
son store a few days this week on ac-
count Of illness.
James Lodahl from the Dagmar
country was attending to business
matters here last Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Hannah Nordgren, arrived the
first of the week and Twin teach
school here this year. Miss Nord-
gren was on the staff last year and
is well liked. ~
A. V. Hopkins was in from his farm
with large load of wheat last Tues
day to exchange for his winters sup
ply of flour at the Plentywood Mill
ing Co.
Attorney Howard M. Lewis and son
Stanely returned from Minot last Fri
day. He drove home a new eight
cylinder Hupmobile purchased through
Kavon's garage.
L. j. Faye, cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants State Bank of New
Ulm, Minnesota, spent a. few DAYS
here this week looking after some of
his extensive land interests.
en- Fink, was in town from his
farm last Monday attending to bust
ness matters. Mr.. Fink exchanged a
large load of wheat for flour at the
local flour mill.
Miss Anna Hovit spent Sunday and
Monday with her parents in the An
! telope country. She returned to her
duties in the county treasuISr's office
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Lpskunl, farm
ers from the Medicine Lake country
were attending to business matters
and doing some shopping here first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Streepy from Med
icine Lake spent a few days in this
4 city first Of the week attending to
business matters and calling on their
lfrlends. : 81 ri tsf.rshss1 Hs #.
Mrs. F. Thompson and Mrs. Ralph
Thompson from Outlook Were5Visiting
with friends and doing some shopping
in Plentywood last Wednesday after
4 noon. yn9s5 lee $50
II Fly-Tox the cows before milking
i ADV. s a e
Mrs. Dallas Matkin and Miss Cora
| Lescy from Redstone5 were shopping
I and visiting with friends here last
i Wednesday. rat1ot
| Send In that tire and have It val
canizsd. Tire ShOp.-Adv-2o-4t.
! Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Duffy arrived
There Monday morning from Fargo, to
home OF Mrs. Duffy's mother. Mrs
Ida Anderson and some Of their many
old time friends. They were accom-
panied by MeSsrs. Nj y McCray and
Peter Peterson.
| Charles Leuhr and Miss Florence
Polling went to GrenorRr last Saturday
sevening to, spend Sunday at the home
of Miss Poling's parents. They re-
turned home to Plentywood Sunday
evening. re'
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Simms, farmers
from the Raymond country were here
last Wednesday, doing some shopping
] preparatory to threshing, They ex-
pect bumper crop this year. Some
of the wheat that has been threshed
in their district has yielded 30 bushels.
A snap on two-rOw corn euitiya-
tor. Peterson Co. 12ti
| Master James Dean Eeceiyed an
alligator from his aunt, Mrs. James
! Neil from Tampa Florida this week
The alligator is on display in the Mill
er drug store and although. it looks
very much like a baby, Jimmie says
that it has had ten birthdays. It
measures about 18 inches long.
DR.. Kroner is proficient and relia-
bIe.-AdV. 22-3t.
The members Of the Degree OF
Honor Drill team met at the home OF
Mrs.A. J. Moore last Tuesday evening
Fifteen members were present and the
time was spent at discussing the triI
to Great Falls which the Drill team
will take the 29th Of this month, AT,
ter the session refreshments were
served.
Truck tires that are guaranteed
Tire Shop.-Adv. 2O-4t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rogers anC
two children were here from theil
home at Wolf Point few days this
week visiting at the homes of many
of their old time friends in this city
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers were EN-
n ployed in the Johnson Abstract office
for number of years and have
scores of friends in Plentywood.
Harold Rice arrived first of the
week from Minneapolis, to make pre-
parations for his family who will join
him in the near future. Mr.. Rice was
member of the high school faculty
here. lasct year and patrons Of the
school are we'll pleased to have hin
back for another term. -
Oh. FINNE1EAN
the well known eye
sigh specialist O
FRirvie w, Mont,
will be at the Plen
tywood Hotel, Saturday and Sunday
September 18th and 18th, 1925.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farris anC
son Robert left this week for Mime