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

An Allis Chalmers tractor and a
Red River Special separator. A com
bination that's hard to beat. We sell
them both. Peterson Company.
Mrs. VIM. AtOr left first Of the
week for Regina, Sask., where she
will spend two weeks taking in the
fair and visiting her daughter. Alice
who is attending school at Regina.
She also has a brother there whom
she will visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Col. Hyde are receiv-
ing congratulations over the arrival of
a baby girl born to them at the local
hospital last Tuesday. Everyone con-
cerned getting along nicely.
Misses Katherine and Marv Clark
from Antelope spent a few DAYS in
brentwood this week visiting Miss
/ Singleton, who is a patient at the
local hospital.
Miss Isabel Braden left Monday for
I Planes. this state, where she will re-
sumo her duties as County Health
/ Nurse, after having spent the past
two weeks in this city visiting her
sisters Mrs. Madden and Miss Mar
garet Braden.
Miss Mabel Walters left last week
fer Seattle, Wash, where she will
spend a couple Of weeks visiting Mrs.
Chas. Garner, formerly a resident of
this city. She will visit friends at
Butte, this state, on her return.
Mr.. Beverung, commonly known
! here as Morgan" arrived first of the
4 NTiIvrvo,,1-..
where he resided with his family. Nor
gan is one of Plentywood's old timers
and has many friends here who are
glad to see him back. He will spend
some time here looking after some
of his property.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Moore and fam
lily left Sunday morning for Lime
Springs, Iowa, where they will visit
Mr.. Moore's parents. They will also
visit relatives at Minneapolis and sew
, eral other Minnesota points before re
r turning home. The car was nicely
r equipped fer camping mad they expect
, to enjoy life in the great out-ofdoor!
for a month.
: "TBud" Lewis celebrated his birthda,
S anniversary last Tuesday Afternoon
r bv entertaining a number Of his littl
Y school mates at his home. Game
h were PLAYED on the lawn for a few
hours when luncheon was served b.
e Mrs. Lewis at five o'clock. Bud re
). ceived many beautiful gifts and wish
es for many more happy birthdays.
/. Miss Blanche Crone left Sunday TO
l, her home at Radville, Sask, afte
o having spent the past several month
,. here visiting her aunt Miss Emm
: Crone. She was accompanied by RO
y Parkhurst who returned home tn
same evening.
= Harold Callahan from Augusta, tai
n state, spent a few days here first c
e the week attending to business mai
r. tiers and visiting friends. Mr. Gala
It han is an old school mate of Mrs.
Ziebarth, he h a been teachin
y school at Augusta until this yea
g when he accepted a position sellin
y school supplies.
5. Miss Martha jacobson who he
been seriously i'll at the Kenmare no
1T initial for the past several months r
n turned to her home in the MediciI
lake country last Monday and is nc
/ getting along nicely. This news w
% be gladly received by her mar
at friends.
\ Andrew Hansen made a bushes
trip to his farm last Sunday. He VIZ
Is accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Cha
- Strubeck and Ole Burklund. M
Is BurlIlund purchased a threshing m
chine from Mr.. Hansen and will tai
:, it up from Dagmar first of the wee
u He has a large crop this year and e
u poets to do his own threshing IN Il
20 future.
VIM. Simms, farmer from the Ra
mond country was attending to bu'
m m ness matters and visiting with o
% time friends here last Saturday ate
81 noon. Mr.. Simms purchased lo
of ground feed from the flour mill.
IT informs us that be has the best CT
81 this year that he has had fer the pa
ay ten years and is now busy SUNNI
to following and haying, and expects
start harvesting in the ynear future