The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-10-14


trip to Minot on Tuesday of this week
Mrs. Geo. Anderson of Reserve
spent Sunday in Plentywood visiting
friends.
H. d. Anderson was up from Balm.
vile Monday looking after business
matters.
Matt Stein, travelling auditor of the
Westland Oil Co., was a Plentywood
visitor over Sunday.
John Dolan, Williston salesman
was in Plentywood Wednesday of this
week calling on trade,
l. F. E. Carol and c. w. Nelson were
Plentywood business visitors from Nc
Cabe the latter part of last week.
F. E. Carroll, travelling salesman of
Glasgow was in Plentywood the first
of the week calling on business men.
I Mrs. Clair Stoner motored over to
Outlook Saturday to visit Mrs. Bert
Hamilton, who is in the Outlook hos
pital.
Fred Ibsen returned to Plentywood
from Great Falls Wednesday of this
week, where he had been on legal
business.
Deputy Sheriff Geo. Bantz went to
Conrad, Most, Monday of this week
on, business in connection with the
sheriff's office.
: Mrs. Engler came over from Out
look last Friday to visit her daughter
Myrtle Engler, who is employed at
the White Barber Shop.
Hans HarGersen, a progressive
farmer in the Archer country, was in
town Wednesday of this week on bust
ness and visiting friends.
Atty. Howard NJ Lewis returned
from Great Falls Wednesday of this
week where he was called on legal
business in Federal court.
Gladys Dodge, who is teaching
school near Comertown, was in the
county capital Thursday and Friday
of last week taking teachers examin-
atoms.
The streets of Plentywood were
crowded Sunday evening with people
who had motored in to witness the
story of Ben Hur on the screen at the
OTpheum.
acting as county agent, went to Sco-
hey Saturday, on business in connec-
ton with the Northern Montana Pure
Seed Show.
The two youngest children of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Hill of this city have
been quite sick the last week with the
stomach flu, but are much improved
at the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Peterson re-
turned to Plentywood Thursday of
last week from Williston, where they
had been spending week attending
to business and visiting friends.
The Eighth grade teacher Miss An
ma Olsen was absent from her duties
Wednesday of last week because of
illness. Mrs. Marcus Drennen Of
this city substituted for Miss Olsen.
Anna Wunderlich and Margaret
Deck were among those from Outlook
III the county capital last Saturday
shopping and taking in the sights.
They returned the same day.
Ed. Kjelstrup of Minot, travelling
representative of the Westland Oil
Co., and former resident of Plenty
wood, was here Sunday visiting his
brother Jack Kjelstrup and family.
Oscar Linde, well known farmer of
the Outlook country and family were
in the county seat last Saturday, do
ing some shopping and visiting with
friends. They returned home the
same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Nichols, prom
inent farmers of the Raymond coun-
try, were in Plentywood Monday of
this week. They were accompanied
by their daughter who is attending
the Plentywood high school.
Mrs. Martha Hill and daughter,
Mrs. Ethel Conger, were in Plenty
wood Monday of this week from their
farm. While here they were the
guests of Mrs. Hill's daughter, Mrs.
Frank Guenther and family.
William Mack, prominent farmer
of the Comertown-Dooley country
was in the county metropolis Monday
of this week. While here Mr.. Mack
took orders and delivered a load OF
homegrown onions and potatoes.
The County Treasurer's office has
taken on extra help to take care OF
the tax books. Those employed tenn
porarily are Mrs. S. T. Klovstad, Mrs
D. ]. Olson, Mrs. Al Hansen, Mrs
Zimmerman, Glow Krebsbach ant
Beryl Pierce.
A. E. Undhjem of Missoula, thi
state, father of Clarence Undhjem O
the Plentywood dug Company, lef
Wednesday afternoon for his farm il
? North Dakota, after spending severa
days with his sen sd family in thi
city.
4 Get your veg al supply this wee
S while the getting is good and the va
r riety unbroken. GUY GROVE. adv
e Onions, red, white and yellow, par
ships, squash and other vegetable
: this week at building opposite tn
post-office. GUY GROVE. adv
d Charles Martin came up from Pop
:, lar Saturday evening and spent Sun
:, day visiting his wife and family. MI
n Martin is manager of the new North
S west Service store recently located q
5 Poplar and expects to move his famil
/ to that city in the near future. H
n reports a fine business for his fir
Y and said he had just returned frol
r Nashua where he had helped insta
another store.