The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-10-29


Andrew Listerberg was here from
reserve first of the week attending
to business matters.
Miss Inez Barnes spent the week
END visiting her parents on the farm
IN the Redstone country.
Asa Barnes from Redstone was in
PlentywoOd last Saturday afternoon
attending to business mattersK
Miss Elsie Moran spent the week
end visiting with her parents at the
home in Redstone.
L. E. Helm made a business trip
to Culbertson last Wednesday eve
ming.
Attorney Harlow Peace from Butte
spent a few days in Plentywood this
week, attending to legal business
matters.
The prudent buyers always insists
on observation-disclosures Paints and
Varnishes. Peterson Co. adv
Come and look over The merchan-
/ disc Eidsness Of Reserve has to offer
in his money saving sale from Nov.
1 to 13.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Garrick from the
Outlook country were attending to
i business matters and visiting friends
! here last Saturday afternoon.
Another shipment of shoes. Quail
ty and prices go handed in hand
JOhnson's Store. adv
Mrs. Marguerite Dunn Of Chicago
+ is visiting Mrs. Herman Krogman this
, week on her way back East from Sc
attic.
Our stock of cartridges is complete
in every respect. Peterson Co. adv
Henry Erickson is spending a few
! days in town this week visiting at the
home of his son Sidney Erickson anC
family.
2 Estelle, the mental wizard is com
= ing with Mr.. Billie What novelty
5 dancer and LeMainds circus, to the
r Farmer-LabOr Temple, Wednesday
November 3. Don't miss her.
{ Miss Jessie Grimsrude, teacher
= from the Westby country was visit
e ing with friends and doing some shop
a ping here last Saturday afternoon anC
evening.
t George tombstone from Dooley wa
o visiting at the home of his sister, Mr.
h Roy Meaders and attending to bust
f ness matters here last Wednesday af
ternoon.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Jones arrived her
n last Monday from Lewistown, thi
: state. They came on account of tn
n accident of their daughter Mary, locs
telephone chief, who was badly burn
, ed by the explosion of an oil stove
- She accompanied them home and wi
! remain for few days until she
y able to work.
Mrs. J. S. Campbell left Wednes
> day for GAINESVILLE, Minnesota, whe1
= she will spend a few days visitin
y her mother before going to Arizon
{ where she will spend the winter sea
son.
The members of the Antelope Lutl
= eran Ladies' Aid will hold their al
= nual bazaar and chicken dinner Sa
- urday Oct. 80, Their fancy work wi
= be on display for sale in the afte
- o'clock until all are served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fadness WEI
- - in town from their farm in the re
~ ervation country last Monday afte
u y noon attending to business matter
H. and calling on friends. Mr.. Fadnei
r is having some fixing done to h
~ house across the tract, recently VI
Gated by the Joe Mccain family.
y See our window for all the late
"a STYLES in corsets, combination co
=, sets, corset brassieres and brassiere
-, |. Johnson Store. ad
4 Mrs. o. S. Owens arrived here la
Friday from Red Lodge, this stat
to spend a few days attending to bu
u ness matters and visiting with h
Ie friends. Mrs. Owens was former
~ a resident of this city for numb
oS of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Nelson we
in town from their farm in the We
iii iii iver country last Saturday visitil
III at the Leland Nuremberg home a,
ey doing some shopping. They attend
~ the dance at the Farmer-Labor Temp
II in the evening.
Mesdames H. S. Nelson, c. S. N
1sC son, Jake Woellenstein and L. S.
Alil son attended the Lutheran chuI
'SI supper and bazaar at the Olson schC
elu house in the Outlook country last S;
lge urday afternoon. They report pie
did chicken dinner.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed. EngabritsOn,
va- and Mrs. Harry LOucks were he
Of from Redstone last Sunday afterno
Mt. to attend the lecture given at
an Farmer-Labor Temple by Scott lie;
and lit, and spend few hours visit
with friends.
My Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nelson q
family spent Saturday afternoon
ned ting friends at Redstone.
olis Walter Roland and his son Pain
ISL from Dagmar were in Plentywo
% visiting friends and transacting b
but mess Saturday.
he John Berger of Dagmar was IN
ter. visit brentwood for the first time
srt- several years last Saturday. He st
his ed all the farmers around that coun
rem were heartily in support of the Far
ert- er-Labor ticket, and every one
ure going all the way down the line
n a voting.
The members of the Eastern s
sen lodge held a very enjoyable meet