The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-01-29

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G. 7. lie ooIIer Tuesday afternoon.
\ Johnson of Medicine 5i.r tg,,o Lake
= Plentywood visitor last tuesday
afternoon. -oo-
Man. that sub am some Min
say ly45b Tvs Saturday night at Farmer
5 5sor Temple. Use sub gon TO De
der -oo--
Olson Of Homestead was a
4. o. visitor at the county seat
, 3l1l Monday afternoon.
,u,ember the big three day trac-
Rell uSnoI at PlentyWOOd, February
s t9E 9th. and 10th. Peterson Co.
,,os Iohn of FrOid was a business
y .sa+ IN PlentywoOd last Monday af-
tenOon. -oo-
49,, Paul Babcock went to SEQ
Ai ~ Monday to spend a few days
o o..;se1ding to legal matters.
al1eAO0 DO
Lost we forget. You can get shoes
e.. The whole family at J. A. john
LOT 'i'' adv.
~. Wm. Raab spent the week end
NJ uo3icine Lake visiting with her
Z. 5 5eT who is in business at that
place 90
rnma HOLMAN viii appear in con-
- the OrDheum Theatre. Wednes-
5 Jav FEBRUARY 8, 1926, at eight o'clock,
assls'1 N sor adv.
7s,i Paul was here from his farm
ne RedstOne country last Tuesday
y visiting with his son, Judge
SF Paul. and family and attending
a. business matters.
" and Mrs. F. G. Fishbeck went
% Scobev last Saturday, being mott
ss5 of the death of VIM. Jarvis, who
i brother of Mrs. Fishbeck.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hatvick CT
oltiook were attending to business
natters and doing some shopping in
pIsotvwood last Tuesday afternoon.
Isaac Selvig Of Outlook spent a few
DAVIS in Plentywood this week, at
tending to legal business matters and
visiting friends.
andrew Olson of Froid was attend
ing to business matters and visiting
with friends at the county seat last
Monday afternoon.
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PiTv Paske. son of Mrs. Lillian
Payloe. has been confined to his bee
several days this week with an at
tack Of the flu.
Nr. and Mrs. R. c. Rasmussen anC
family were in town from their farm
IN the Antelope country asst Monday
afternoon, attending to business mat
ters
Reduced to clear Mems OvercOats
leather Vests and Blazers. JOHN
SONS STORE. adv
Editor Sherry of the RedstOne Re
view was in PlentywOOd last Monday
visiting his daughter, Maud, who is
attending school here.
Eff. Triplett of the Two Tree
country spent a few days in Plenty
wood this week visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Calvert.
Mrs Caselberg of Malta, this state
is spending a few weeks IN Plenty
wood visiting her daughter, Mrs. E
I Miller.
DR.. Campbell went to Antelope las
week and placed quarantine signs FOL
Scarlet Fever on the doors Cf three
homes. The cases are said to bt
very light.
L l. Shippee was in from his rancl
east Of town Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
Shippee purchased a load IF corr
from the Plentywood Milling Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Tyler of Home
stead left last week for points in Cali
fonia where they will spend the re
mainder Of the winter months.
Johnson's store will help you plal
Your dresses. Pictorial Review Printed
Patterns will do the rest. adv
90
Farmers Free Tractor School of in
stractiOns and the tractors use on tn
farm February. 9Th, 9Th, 10th. A
the Farmer-LabOr Temple. Peterson
Company. adv
}. D. Dryer Of Helena was attend
ing to business matters and visiting
With friends in Plentywcod a few day
TINS week. Mr.. Dwyer is connecte,
with the State Auditors office at Hell
ena
Arle FOOr, assistant county attor
ney Of Roosevelt county. was attend
mg 70 legal business matters at tn
court house last Saturday afternoon
day.
ATTY. Earl n Genzherger of Butt
attended to legal business matters a
ne court house few days this week
90
Mrs. w. F. Glaenzke Of Medicin
axe and daughter, Ruth, we're i
r.e.nll!ywoOd last Monday afternoon
visiting with friends ard doing som
shopping.
druggist E. I. Miller received wor
i-s! week that his sister was serious
III at Mankato, MINI. Mr.. Mile
.slI Immediately for that place. H
Sg1ofts ms sister much improved a
90
c.lImk Baby Announcements fO
E G.,lS' blue ones for boys. Exquisit
f .ne al Producers News Printery. AS
'Or samples and prices.
Us us Ethel Singleton, one Of tn
Nlei0pe teachers had fba r,;sfo,