The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-10-21
Local News


Mike Fiannery of Outlook was al
PlentywOod visitor Thursday.
Ice in ton lots for sale. Redstone
Meat Market. 29-t3-adv.
Sen. Chas. Z. Taylor and family
drove to Comertown Sunday after
noon.
Ben Moe of Archer attended the
Sons of Norway dance Saturday even
ing.
Rudolph Stanberg of Westby was a
Plentywood caller Thursday after
noon.
From Comertown, U. c. Farmhouse
and Tim Quigley visited Plentywood
Sunday.
Get your winter onions, squash, etc.
now. Opposite Plentywood postoffice.
GUY GROVE. adv.
G. D. Hatfield of Homestead came
to Plentywood Monday to visit some
of his old time friends.
John O'Grady was in town from his
farm north of Plentywood Tuesday,
attending the Mike Kennedy funeral.
| Carl Nelson of Raymond was in
+! Plentywood on legal business Wednes-
day evening with one of his Raymond
friends.
/ Mrs. Lillian Paske and children
were dinner guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wheeler Monday
night.
From Comertown, Ed. Joyce was in
PlentywOod, Wednesday afternoon to
visit with friends and transact some
other business.
Geo. Carlson of DoOley was in Plen-
tywood Monday to arrange for an
auction sale he is to have on -Novem-
Der LIST on his farm.
Don't keep putting it off. Get
your winter vegetables Saturday and
Monday opposite Plentywood post
office. GUY GROVE. adv.
NelS j. Nelson of Dagmar was in
PlentywOod this last week. He is get
ting an average of 25 bushels of
wheat per acre this year.
We are closing out our Blankets.
Leather Vests, Mems Overcoats and
Blazers. Prices reduced to sell.
Johnson's Store. adv.
Elna Swanson, teacher of one of the
rural schools, was in brentwood
wednesday to do little shopping and
to have repairs on her car.
A. Reinertson, well known farmer
OF the Doolev country, was in Plenty
wood Monday of this week on bust
ness and hobnobbing with friends.
Mrs. 0. I. Benson was in Plenty
wood Monday. She is planning on
going to California this winter to stav
for about a year with her sons who
reside there.
Frank De Wilde of Scobey was in
Plentywood Monday morning. making
arrangements for the sale of his ex-
celIent quality marquis wheat which
he has for seed.
Henry Raaen, principal of the Com
ertown school, motored to Plentywood
to spend the week end, visiting at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Lillian
Paske, and family.
Janus Jorgensen of Dagmar was a
brentwood caller Saturday evening
He was in chatting with his friends
about the road conditions and roaC
work pay conditions in his district.
Two of Culbertson's citizens
Messrs. Bob McCue of the New Evan!
Hotel and McKuhn drove to PLENTY
wood Tuesday afternoon to have {
friendly chat with Plentywood citi
zens.
Sanford Fransen of Westby was il
brentwood Saturday transactinl
business. He has his threshing al
finished, but there are others in hi,
district who have a few fields still
undone
Come on folks who have been Sc
busy threshing and have now finished
Get your winter vegetables Saturda,
and Monday, October 1924, opposite
the post office in Plentywood. GUY
GROVE. od,,
Several carloads of PlentywooC
people mOtored to Redstone Tuesda,
afternoon to attend the funeral o.
Mrs. Bergh. Amony them were MI
and Mrs. Onstad and family, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Bull, Lillian Paske, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Paul Kurtz, Mr. and Mrs. C. G
Christensen and family, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Jack Bennett and Jud Matkin