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


Mrs. Peter Nordby from RAYMOND
was admitted to the hospital last
Wednesday afternoon.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack GraysOn of Antelope at the
local hospital last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Reinsloder ar
rived Wednesday from Wolf Point to
visit relatives and friends in this
city and at Antelope Mrs. Reinsloder
was formerly Miss Sina Arneson.
VIM. Ator, farmer from the Ante
iope country was attending to bust
ness matJers and visiting with friends
here last Wednesday afternoon.
For Sale-One 1926 Case tractor.
! good as new. Also one latest model
triple gang John Deere. r. C. Ras-
mussen, Dooley.
Mrs. j. w. Mckee entertained the
members of the bridge club at her
nome last Thursday afternoon. The
time was sent at playing bridge and
a sumptuous luncheon served.
Mrs. RUDE Gustafsen from Balm
vile spent the greater part of the
week in this city visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Gustafsen and
family.
Miss Margaret McNulty returned
, Monday from Dooley, where she has
been visiting her friend, Miss Wy
mona Wankle for the past two weeks
For Sale-Cheap if taken at once,
good 81 inch Studebaker wagon with
I 125 bushel grain tank, just like new
Peterson Company. 12tf
, The members of the Plentywood
/ Volunteer fire department held their
: annual picnic at Brush Lake last Sun
f day.
2 You will want a cool pretty dress
2 for Chautauqua week. Come and see
/ our line of crepes and VOLS. John
sons store.
S Poscu Popesku and Lloyd Krebs
+ bach left first of the week for Regin;
). Sask, where they will take in the fai-
+ for a few days. They were accom-
panied by Misses Westring and Wait
K c. A. Drummond from Helena
S State agent for Fidelity and Deposi
S Co., of Maryland was in Plentywooc
last Tuesday, between trains, attend
ing to business matters at the cOur
n house.
V Attorney George Cudhie from SEQ
e hey was in Plentywood last Tuesda,
=. attending to legal business matter
y at the court house and visiting wit
y some of his many friends in this city
5. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Backer and fam
lily returned Monday from Great Fall
y
- past two weeks visiting, shopping an
g enjoying a general vacation from ev
cry day routine.
- Schnitzler at Froid calls your at
!, tentiOn to a line Of machinery he ha
- for sale at bargain prizes. See hi
reader in another column. adv-16-3
> Before you start the harvest be sur
n you have supply of genuine Dur
70 Oil and Grease. Good fabrication wi
~ save you valuable time in the field.
as Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Stevens er
loved a visit from Mr.. Stevens mC
:. Their and sister, Mrs. w. H. Steven
- and Pauline, from Devils Lake TIL
i week. They arrived Saturday an
left for their home Wednesday.
., Mrs. Peter Stewart returned las
II Thursday from Great Falls where ST
r. has been for the past two weeks WI
y iting the Misses Coralie and Llha
Holdahl, and other friends and a
az quaintances.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Miller entertain
- ed a few friends at a sumptuous 81,
8 o'clock dinner last Wednesday,. II
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. JOhl
ne son, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Peterson al
70 DIR. J. C. Storkan. After dinn
10 bridge was played at two tables f
81 a few hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lubke motor
OF to Froid last Tuesday evening
10 spend a few hours visiting at t
5ng home Of Ben's parents. They ran
~ to a heavy rain at Medicine La
re- and report some mighty bad roads.