The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-02-05


the county capital Friday and Saturday
Atty. T. a Mapes of Helena was in
town last Tuesday attending to legal
business matters at the court house
One years free service on tires.
adV.-40-tf TIRE SHOP.
Mrs. Minnie Bolke Of Redstone was in
PlentyWOOd last Tuesday afternoon do
ing some shopping and visiting with
friends.
Radiator Solution will not freeze or
evapOrate. Guaranteed forever. TIRE
SHOP, PlentywOOd, Mont. 35-tf-ad
U. G. Farmhouse, ST., was a business
visitor al the county seat from his
farm in the ComertOwn country last
Monday afternoon.
L. /. Miller returned first of the week
from Mankato, Minnesota, where he was
called two weeks ago on account Of the
serious illness of his sister.
Miss Ann Gaffney is here from Red
stone this week visiting at the J. d.
Matkin home. Miss Carney teaches la
the RedstOne schools.
Remember the big Moe Moore sale
duction sale. See the two page ad in
this issue. adv.
MIR. and Mrs. a. E. Lecy of Redstone
were here last Saturday evening to at
tend the high school play and program
put on at the Farmer-LabOr Temple.
Remember the big three day trac-
tor school at PlentywOOd, February
Sth, 9Th, and 10th. Peterson Co.
Eaish Burnham. barber from Red
.,cNc. was patient in the hospital
or, a few days this week, having had
/ is L, nsils removed by DR.. Steele.
81 T. Eckley of Medicine Lake was
attC-tding to business matters at the
eoyrt house in this city last Tuesday
afternoon.
Do you like clinkers in your stoves
or furnaces2 If not, buy Richardson
Coal. Not clinker in a thousand
tons. adv 36-tt
John Willis of the New York Life In
surance Co. of Glasgow, spent a few
days in plentywoOd this week attend
ing to business matters.
NJ T. r. Strandskov of Dagmar was
attending to business matters at the
court house and visiting with friends in
Plentywood last Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Adams was here from FrOid last
Monday attending to business matters
and having some dental work done by
DR.. Gustafson.
Miss Rosetta Englehart has been
confined to her bed for SeVeal days this
week with a severe attack of tOnSilitiS.
At this writing however, she is much
improved and able to be back to work.
Henry Hendrickson of Antelope was
in town last Tuesday attending to legal
sister Helga, who is employed in the
Clerk and Recorders office in this city.
Farmers Free Tractor School of in
structiOns and the tractors use on the
farm February. 9Th, 9th, 10th. At
the Farmer-LabOr Temple. Peterson
Company. adv.
Judge and Mrs S. L. Paul entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Koser and family at a
sUmptuous six o'clock dinner last Fri
day. After dinner a very pleasant eV-
ening was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Jensen. Mrs. Buck
lin and son Edward were here from
Redstone last Friday evening to at
tend the school play and prOgam at the
Farmer-LabOr Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ewert Of the Ewert
Orchestra left first of the week for
Bismarck, n. D., where they viii join a
stock show company and go on the road
for the coming show season.
Atty L. J. Onstad returned Monday
from MisSOula, where he has spent the
past week visiting his son Chester, who
is taking up a course in law at the
State University.
Christ Christensen was here from
Westby last Tuesday afternoon attend
ing to business matters and visiting
with friends, Mr.. Christensen. is en-
ployed in the bank at Westby.
Messrs. Odin Lutnes and GUstave Els
iceland were in town from the McElroy
country a few days this week attend
ing to business matters and visiting
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fadness and
daughter. Betty Lew, were in town
from their farm on the Reservation last
Tuesday attending to business matters
and doing some shopping.
Miss Mable Meeks of the Babcock
law office left Monday for Portland
having received word that her mother
was i'll and in a hospital at that place.
Miss Meek will remain with her moth
or for the coming three or four months
E. NJ. Gregg of Sherwood, n. d.
spent a few days in Plentywood this
week attending to business matters at
of the bank at Sherwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. West entertained
a few friends at dinner last Sunday
evening in honor Of Miss Mable Meeks
Eight guests were present and very
pleasant evening was njoyed after din
ner.
Alfred Jensen of Dagmar was here
last Tuesday to see the County Com
missiOnerS about some road work to be
done in his community, Mr.. Jensen also
spent a few hours visiting with friends
George Sunderland came from Willis
ton Tuesday to spend a few days il
TlentyWOOd attending to business mat
ters and visiting with his sister, Mrs
L. E. Helm and family, and many Othe1
friends.
Leo McElroy was here from his
home in the McElroy country few
days this week attending to business
matters and visiting his brother, John
Mr.. McElroy delivered number of VO
cal selections at Miss Emma holman
recital Wednesday evening.
The members of the Women's Auxil
iary Of the American Legion met at thu
home of Mrs J. G. StOrNan last Tues
day evening. The main business o.
the evening was plans for a Valentino
Dance to be put on at the Orpheun
Theatre.
Mrs. L. e. Helm entertained twelv,
lady friends at her home last Thursday
at six o'clock luncheon after which
bridge was played at three tables unit
eleven o'clock when the scores were
counted it was found that Mrs. c. d
Bull held high and she was awarded {
prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Emerson were
here from Williston last Saturday ev
ening to attend the Minstrel show Civ
en- by the Degree of Honor Lodge a
the Farmer-Labor Temple. They spen'
Sunday visiting with friends and re
turned home to Wiliston Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. S. Gutenberg returned Monday
from Chicago where she has been Sc
lecting her new line of spring millinery
and Ladies Ready to Wear. she ais,
visited her son in Wyoming and friend:
and relatives in California while sh'
was away. She has been gone about
month and reported splendid trip.
Henry Raaen returned first of thu
week rom ErslIin, n. D.. where he ha!
spent the past two months visiting
with friends and relatives. He vii
spend a few days with his sister, Mrs
Lillian PaSke, in this city before return
ing to his home in the north country.
Peter Marion left Monday for Ions
Beach, California, Mr. Marion received
word that his wife was i'll. Mrs. Mar
ron has been at Long Beach for thu
past month Latest reports have