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

b. M. Nelson from Medicine Talo
was attending to- BUSINESS matters -s'>i N
TINS city last Monday afternoon.
+ Farm for remit mile Sc of Plon-
1yweoa' Emma Savage, PlentyWood.
Attorney Grant Blackwell from,
medlclne Lake was attending. to Ia~sI
business matters at the court house
last Wednesday,.
A. A. Hanna Of Wolf Point sunar-
ntendent Of the Monarch Tnmhar
company, was visiting brentwood for
business purposes last Wednesday.
VIM. Leader was. in town from his
farm in the Archer country last Mon.
day attending to- business matters
ana doing some shopping.
Fly-Tox your home. Health authori-
Ties recommend it.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Everson from Rav-
mona We're attending to business mat
terS and doing some shopping in this
cIty last Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Pace from Redstona
was IN town last Monday to register
as a student in high school for the
coming term.
Berger Larsen one Of Westbv's
prominent merchants was ATTENDING,
TO business matters and shaking
hands with friends here last Monday.
5. Woodruff from Westby was in
town last Wednesday afternoon at
tending to legal business matters at
the county attorneys office.
An exceptional line of fall dress
gOods-hannels, scotch heather Jer-
seys and Tweeds. Johnson's Store.
adv.
ngal Aspelund was in town from
his farm in the MeElroy country last
Tuesday attending to business mat
ters and having soma dental work
done.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stanke and son
Henry, and Mrs. Herbert Hottie were
IN town from their home in the Doc
ley country last Monday doing some
shopping and visiting friends.
/ Melvin andE@AdatinO Evenson of
Raymond, MIG. E. See of Antolope.
Hazel Walters of Plontywood and
Morse Lund of Plentywood had their
tOnsils removed this week at the elm
ic by DR.. Steele.
Mr.. Fred Foreman entertained the
members Of the Bridge club at her
home last Wednesday afternoon.
Cards were played at three tables
until five o'clock when q sumptuOus
luncheon was served.
Misses GweBdOlinc and Eddie Nat
kin have moved into town for the
winter, after having spent their sum-
ner vacation n'sthe ranch in the
kedstcne country. Eddie will attend
high school here this winter.
John Pace was in town from his
farm in the Two Tree country first
Of the week and purchased a Chev-
rolet truck with which he will haul
his wheat to Redstone market.
County Superintendent of Schools
Miss Emma Crone left Wednesday
for Marathon Iowa, where she will
spend her two weeks vacation visit
ing at the home of her parents and
other relatives and, old time friends.
George CASTILLO, agent for the De-
partment of Justice at Butte and Dep
uty Marshall Roberts of Great Falls
spent the greater part of the week
in this city attending to legal business
matters in connection with the white
slave case Of Henry Debates.
Mrs. i. S.. Olson and son Lincoln
arrived here first of the week from
Churches Ferry, Minnesota, where
they have been visiting at the home
of Mrs. Olson parents for the past
six weeks. L. S. Olson has been here
for some time employed by the Nc
Kee, LANCER Land Co. They will
move into their new residence in the
near future. .ss.- ~
Gustav Espeland and Lewis Pierce.
who have been working on a thresh-
ing rig for Mr.. copeland in the Nc
Elroy country, took advantage of the
brief respite allowed by the rain and
visited Plentywood. After the thresh'
ing season is finished in Montana
1.-THE two young men are going north
to Saskatoon. Canada to work and tc
look at homestead land with the idea
of probable location.