The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-04-29


Mr. and Mrs. Herman Witte and
Henry Witte of the Outlook country,
we're shopping in Plentywood Friday.
221 Volt B batteries, $3.50. Tire
Cbon 2-3t
Geo. Nelson of Outlook was shop
ming and attending to business mat
fers in Plentywood Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Luebke and
family spent Sunday visiting friends
and relatives in FrOid.
New Spring dresses at values which
will astonish you. JOhnson's Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Tango of Out
look were shopping in the county
metropolis Friday.
Mrs. Sam Thompson of Outlook
was visiting friends in the county
seat Friday
10 plate 6-volt storage battery $12.
Tire Shop. 2-3t
Herman Krogman Of the Family
Shoe Store made a business trip to
Reserve Monday.
find them at JohnsOn's Store. adv.
Mrs. Burton of Williston visited
with Mrs. Truax Greer in Plentywood
between trains Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gibbons of Re
serve spent Sunday visiting friends
in Plentywood.
1 year free service on all tires pur-
chased at the Tire Shop 2-3t
Louis Marsh living southwest of
town has purchased a new Chrysler
80" coupe.
Amund johnson of Outlook is the
proud owner Of a new Chrysler "5O''
coach
Mrs. Chas. Grant of Outlook was
shopping and visiting friends in the
county capital Saturday.
Atty Paul Babcock was attending
to business matters in Bainville Mon |
day and Tuesday
Reduced prices on harness., collars,
brides, halters and all other strap
work Plentywood Harness & Shoe |
Shop. 2-3t
Myrtle Johnson of Medicine Lake !
was taking examinations Tuesday in
PlentywOOd.
Anna Eng and Elmyra Molden of
Medicine Lake were visitors in the
county seat Monday.
MOVING BUILDINGS nv bust
ness. JOHN LEE, Freid, Mont. 45-tf
Catherine Gormley of Raymond was
shopping and visiting in Plentywood I
Monday.
Paul Crum of Scobey was attend
ing to business matters in the county
metropolis Friday.
Otto Donaldson went to Minot Fri
day and drove back new Buick four
door sedan for Rodney Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Meharry of the
Outlook country were visiting and /
attending to business in town Thurs
day. -'e' ,ars ,.eI
George Costello, an official of the
Department of Justice, from Billings,
Is attending to business matters in
PlentywoOd this week.
Miss 0rmsley, teacher in the An
telOpe schools, was attending to bust
ness and visiting friends in Plenty |
wood Wednesday evening.
Ed Peterson, proprietor of the
Home Grocery, purchased new
Chrysler Coach from the local agents
this week.
Gilbert Lee, manager of the Golden
Rule Store, left Wednesday for st.
Paul to attend meeting of managers
OF Golden Rule Stores held there this
week.
(. NJ. Naylor of Williston was in
PlentywOod Friday exhibiting a new
Chandler Mr. Naylor was formerly
established in Plentywood but is now
engaged in the automobile business
at Wilhston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Messlin of Out
look were in town Friday. Mr.. Miss
I'm attended to business matters and
Mrs Messhn had some dental work |
done while in the city.
Alfred Garneau returned to school |
thlS week after having been absent
rom school for week, due to run
nlng a nail into his toe and an infec-
pain.
Vida Goodlaxon of Outlook was
visiting in PlentywOod Friday. Miss
GGooo9dlaXon has just returned from
DDlilon, where she has been attending
She State Normal College. Miss Stel- !
ID ID. Larson returned to Outlook with |
Miss GOOdlayor 70 e,o,,I A. ,,-o1 |
end
Miss Bailey, daughter of Mrs. Cora
bailey Of Wolf Point, died last week
ana her body was brought to Plenty
WOOD where funeral ceremonies were |
III charge of the Degree of Honor |
iOuge. The funeral was held from the |
tirss congregational church Saturday |
april 23rd at 2 o'clock.
Sens Nelson of Bowdoin. Mont. is |
~ ~ FlentywOod this week attending to |
BUSINESS matters. Mr.. Nelson has |
oeen drilling on the Bowdoin dome
Gnu reports that they struck seven
.lulio On cubic feet of gas on this dome
an mat the camp is using the, gas
NV. Mr.. Nelson reports favorable |
~oHu'lions for oil around brentwood. !
MI Mr. and Mrs. Niels Madsen and
y l' n and Mrs. Viggo Petersen drove
,,l5 Dagmar Sunday afternoon, and
~ mere visited the Progressive |
Is aImers local. They reported a very
,j.f lIine' and said the program
I %lIch consisted of dialogue by two
f t,.,e girls on the hardships of the
tbe ls and the general singing by