The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-05-13


Martin 'O' Shopping and visiting
ti22i 91 in town Tuesday
.ors of various makes for
.,I e' cheap. Inquire D0naloS0" adv,
Ss Chris Island of Antelope was
Mrs: M - business in PlentywoOd
Gussa' !.,rr Work Shirts, Overalls,
Ges She Shoes, etc. at JOhnsOn's Store.
Glove g.sd Wendt of Raymond was call
mo on friends in the county Se"'
Tuesday ,.--.., - tho No
Onl! y Honor Carnival Dance May
gree Oh IiO-'0 6-t1
o-.or Hoist left for Richie, Mont,
81, 80 where he intends to remain
3 aoi, y couple Of weeks, tuning pianos.
~ lrr,rtle Donaldson made a business
- WiIliston Friday and returned
tbe same day.
w uov1NG BUILDINGS my bust
w J0HN LEE, Froid, Mont. 45-tf
NJ on6 Mrs. Herman Eng of Medi-
Lake were visitors in the county
metropolis Friday.
Toyd Bradshaw of Froid was at
4.1ding to business matters IN Plen-
tvwood Friday.
Our store is open every evening up
- 0.9O Peterson Co. adv.
Mrs. Hazel Lee, who is teaching at
pavmond was visiting friends in
brentwood Sunday
Fovd Rethland of Outlook was
.banping in Plentywood Saturday.
Anna Becklund left for Scobey
Monday to spend a few days visiting
with friends.
Mrs Deck of Outlook was attend
inc to business in PlentywOOd Friday.
Mrs Joe MCGOWAN of Raymond
was a business visitor in the county
seat Friday.
Mr. Eidsness of Reserve was shop
ming in Plentywood Wednesday.
Our store is open every evening up
to $3.50. Peterson Co. adv.
Mrs. Greer made a business trip to
Bainville Friday and returned by
train Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Moore are the
happy parents of a fine baby girl
born Thursday. All concerned are
doing nicely.
Miss Cowan of Outlook was shop
ping and visiting with friends in Plen-
tywoOd Friday.
Summer Fashion favors the charm
ing new silk dresses at Johnson's
Store. adv
ID. Paulson with his son came tc
PentywOOd Saturday to see about
some dental work for the young boy
The Marsh Evangelical Ladies AiC
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Ericl
Melgaard Friday, May 18th.
Miss Margaret Hanisch returned tt
Plentywood Thursday after spending
month visiting with relatives in Sc
attic, Washington.
DR.. Fawcett and Miss j. Haug Of
Outlook were in Plentywood OF
Thursday to attend the funeral o.
Mrs. Ed Hannah.
Mrs. Howard Lewis and son re
turned to Plentywood Monday afte.
spending the winter visiting her par
ents and relatives in California.
Clair Stoner returned from Grea
Falls and CulbertsOn Friday wher
ne had been on business for the n. D
Wheat Pool since Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Steinke of tn
DoOley country were shopping i
PlentywOOd Saturday and VISITING
with their daughter, Helen, who is at
tending school in Plentywood.
A fine baby boy was born to Nj
and Mrs. Ray White on Tuesday
Mother and son are doing nicely an
Kay Is wearing a smile that won
come off.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Hall of Hoising
Ton, Kansas, parents of Mrs. Oh
Moe, have been in Plentywood tn
past several days visiting at tn
Noe home. They drove from Kar
sas IN his Jewett car without an
undue mishaps.
Jacob Barg, who was in PlentywoC
last Thursday for the first time tn
year from Wanso said most of tt
seeding in his part of the countl
was finished. His work is all don
ne said, because he did all his pillow
ing in the fall.
Oialr Stoner returned Friday fro
uIeat Falls, where he went to get
new Ne Dodge Sedan recently purchase
9r' Stoner left on Monday for Graz
FORKS, n. D., where he went to a
1gnQ to business connected with Il
Wheat Pool.
Nh. and Mrs. o. B. Snuggins
Ouuook returned home after spen
my my the winter at Seattle, Was
slney run just behind the big stor
WAT swept Wyoming and the roa
we're SO bad that the trip took thr
weeks instead of five days.
James O'Toole, who lives abo
c onIee miles south of Plentywoc
zane out of his yard last Mond
VIZ, ~i'n ms Ford car, and through sol
TIlsuhdertanding between himself a
Ile gears and shifts the car sudde
y turned over. Fortunately no o
was hurt. ~
ton several people from Raymond
n rCitueo the funeral of Mrs. Ed. Hs
oal; winch was held from the Eva
5al church Thursday afterno,
wa ,,o'' y tnose who were in Plentywo
M NJ Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith, Mr.. a
Ca e. '2ad Mrs. Melvin Granrud a
ea mo DO5othy Halves of Wiliston is t:
ing the nlann e n. p =