The producers news., 1927-11-11

rec tube with each casing from
the IN to th st. Tire Shop. 32-1t
A number o Comertown Prooras.
slve FaTme4s were in PlentvWood
Monday to get acquainted with tbe
Plentywood Council. wy
Leo McElroy, the John Mccormick
I OF D4eElloy was in Plentywood Satnr-
cay afternoon. He was having some
dental work done.
/ A. w. Hansen of Whitehall motored
to Flentywood Monday to let the folks
hele know about the fine oil thew have
struck in that county. 49,
U. G. Farmhouse of Comertown wos
IN Plontywood Saturday transactinp.
business concerning the sale of a pure
bred boar he has for sale.
Melvn EvensOn of Raymond was a
caller IN this city Saturday. He came
to visit his friends and to transact
some business before the winter real-
ly sets in.
Mandley Evenson and Leonard Fv-
enson o. Medicine Lake drove to
PIeEtyWood Thursday with their faith
er Z. e. Evenson, who came here to
see doctor
(, F. and w. H., Crosby, brothers
Of MS, j. J. Morgan of Archer, left
Saturday afternoon for Moneta, Ia
after pleasant stay of six weeks at
the Morgan home.
Mrs. A. A. johnson and Mrs. H N
seth Of Dooley were Plentvwood
visitors Wednesday. While here tbev
transacted some legal business and
did g little shopping.
Chflst KnutsOn Of Archer was =
business visitor in Plentywood Mon
day afternoon. While here he had his
Subscription TO the Producers News
boosted ahead another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl West returned
from their long vacation trip to the
western part Of the state and to Min
neapOlis this week. Thev both declare
they rad an excellent vacation.
llr and Mrs. Anton Nelson were
called to Crosby N. D. suddenly sun
oay to attend the funeral of Mrs Mel
sons sisters boy. They expect TO re-
turn the latter part of the week.
a surprise birthday party was Civ
en- Wednesday evening for Mrs. Geo
hoenlg IN honor of her birthday. The
event was one that left MANY pleas
ant memories for those present
Anton Anderson of Medicine Lake
was a Producers News caller Wednes-
cay While here he paid UP his sub
Scrlptlon for another year, declaring
ne would not be without the paper
County Commissioner Art Wankel
OF Dooley, was in Plentywood Mon
day and Tuesday to attend TO vari-
Gus business matters and also to at
tend the meeting of the board of
county commissioners.
Clarence Nelson and Bob Smith
were hunting north of Westbv Sun
day and came back with a booty of
Az Ilne mallards which they had on
display in front of the Plentvwood I'M
plement company Monday.
Louis Poremleau of Medicine Lake
was up to Plentywood with his daueb-
ter Thursday and Monday of this last
week to do some business. While
here he stopped in to chat with his
at the Producers News.
special bargains on all tailor made
SUITS for the next Z days. Now is the
time to order that THANKSGIVING suit
or overcoat. Fit and workmanship
guaranteed. VIM. Hanisch. Merchant
tailoring, dry cleaning and remodel
lIig 81
). w. Blodget, organizer for the
T Progressive Farmers of Montana, has
been in Plentywood this week taking
chlropractic adjustments from DR. E
r. York. He had injured his back a
short time ago while driving to Plen-
tywood
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Smith. Ingaborg
Aune, Mr.. and Mrs. Acklestad. Mr.
and Mrs. O. A. Moe and A. c. Erick.
son were among those who drove ia
Grenora Friday night to attend the
masquerade ball put on there bv the
Sons of Norway lodge.
Nlels Jensen, a prosperous farmer
iiIVlng northeast of town, believing in
the modern method of power farming
purchased a 1870 McCormick-D -DaeT'
ing Tractor, 3-bottom plow. and a
EI-toot Canadian Type Disc Harrow
from the DOOley Implement Co. last
Saturday. i'
A. Omholt of Williston motored to
the metropolis of Sheridan county ON
business Saturday afternoon. He was
mere IN the interests of the United
afmers Educational League. He re-
turned to Williston Sunday taking
with him John Gabriel Soltis who had
oeen IN Plentywood for the past fort
night. P'''' 'oi =
Wednesday afternoon, Roy Beck
lund had little accident when he
was jolted off the wagon he was on
while crossing the tracks. The wheel
OF the wagon ran over his face
hurting him. However, Rov got nm
undaunted and went off with his
pened -'''O ''''p
Jacob Petersen of Reserve was in
Plentywood this week and asked to
nave q local in last weeks issue of
The Producers News corrected. It
was his wife who was operated on for
goltre last week by DR.. Robb instead
OF Mis-. Niels Petersen. Mr.. Peterson
Is high in his praise for the excellent
work Of Dr.. Robb.
Oswald Schultz. one of the noted
Schultz brothers from Doolev who
held an auction sale recently of their
farming equipment, was in PLENTY
wood Saturday on business. He said
the aution which was we'll advertised
through the Producers News came off
tine and that he has rented his farm
TO a good farmer for the coming year
Our fortunate hunters, e. l. Miller.
Al and Cal Peterson returned Mon
day from Johnson Lake at Messy
Bank, SaslS., with a full load of NAL
lards and 81 fine, large-sized geese.