The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-10-07

80. vas a Plentywood Wis
0 "a Y. "a Of this week.
~ Aong1' Rolton. the Outlook Den
4 D. r ,sstlurned from his vacation.
4 ha' - see our new dresse
Do noi -. Gar = Johnson's store
81 new 10 Johnson was over from
& AnirsEs .t Sg-li, looking after bust
IS HiaI CalIins has been temporarily
i 0seaT C .5a city police force. He Is
80 70 .n1 the night shift during the
I'd w Hoffelt. well known farmel
!. T. lever Never country was a visit
dtas ~ i county seat TUESDAY Of this
sex DIT Daryis was in from the
Tn vel, TesE. shopping and visiting
i-' Mrs s. B. Wallender and
". anu ,rera PIentywood callers over
-l19. from their farm in the Frold
o y. and Mrs. c. A. West of the
VI Csfe left Wednesday for MIN
b'.. a. where they will spend a
~, vacation.
- Apker. prosperous farmer OF
49, o6.+iook country was in the cOun-
2 o.-.-onolis Saturday attending to
-s.s and visiting friends.
-, Stoner, prominent Outlook
s- was in the county seat Friday
fiast week transacting business and
nc with friends and relatives.
y, and Mrs. Ed York are moving
- tbe back of the doctors office
~ Bresent as the Fadness house
rIi,b they formerly lived has been
gd
Tho Sons of Norway Lodge of An
LANE are giving a dance in Antelope
~; s..Ir5sv evening, October 8th. The
T,sr Kats will furnish the music fol
he dance.
Ms A. F. Ziebarth purchased the
inner Florence Ziebarth house on
i auth SIDE of PlentywOOd. She
m use the property as an investment
u5 has It rented.
Frances Huebner assisted in the
sunday rush at the J. c. Penny
rs Saturday. Seven clerks were
employed for the day to take care of
"a Saturday trade.
e C. Farmhouse, well known farm
gd the Comertown country, was in
fs countyseat Monday Of this week
q business While in town he made
pleasant visit at the News office.
Gilbert Lee, manager of the J. C.
Penney store of this city, returned
at Saturday from Portland, Oregon,
vhae he had been ATTENDING a con-
radon Of the ]. c. Penny corpora
ton.
Vow in my 18th season of good
vegetables. VIII arrive in Plentywood
With my annual carload on Wednes-
DAY. October 18th You know the man
and the kind Of vegetables he brings.
GUY GROVE. adv.
Margaret Helander left Plentywood
Saturday for Minneapolis where she
vii visit her sister who is leaving for
Paris in the very near future. Miss
Hander expects to return to Plen-
gE00d in about a week.
The Marcus Bremen family moved
ITO the Ben Luebke residence Mon
Gay Of this week. The bremen
family are new Corners to this COM
nliiy Mr.. Drennen being employed
the lngwalsOn Company store.
The Dr. RObb family, who have oc-
aped the Ed. Kjelstrup residence
me west part of town for the past
IRo months, have rented the S. E.
fall house near the local schools and
".A possession Tuesday of this week.
b 3. Shirtliff of Outlook has pur-
Chased the Fadness house which has
ss. occupied by the Ed. York fami-
Y iof the past several years. They
az moving in from the farm at once
arrives. '-i0-
ny annual carload of choicest vege-
-..s at best Of prices will arrive in
SSs..y@ood Wednesday, Oct. IL.
c cS,1 sp your winter needs. GUY
adv.
las Jake Woellstein family. who
5-.s osen occupying the S. E. Paul
~-.s ioT the past several months.
.-'5- tuesday of this week across
,a'et INTO the A. C. Erickson
.e4seee Mr. Erickson will retain
~ Of the rooms. " '''-i-
N and Mrs. B. E. Luebke and
sl'eis Alma-Mae and Roberta
r,, y TO Plentywood Sunday and
4, que Gay visiting the A. J. Moore
NY Ben Is very entbused over
err 'lOiS ana Is planning on
agss great deal Of fall blowing for
-g next spring. -0-
s nj supper given by the Congrega-
4. ~ .., ladies' Aid last Thursday in
S,' o3are :l basement was y, we'll eT"y at II
lgrgtst;.. me ladies' lived up to their
IS 5a.ol by serving a very appetiz-
if go. and a nice little sum 7 was
Is rso.. rom the proceeds to ' 90 "f to
on te .il. morning the sun came
al ' r,il.t after several days Of cloudy allIv
na8s amy weather which made thy
Som s ti Of mud following a snow I,
done a Mgch threshing has vet .' to
Fl ns III, because of the rain. Which
JsE. '1 w The shortage keenl !l' felt Tlii'''
i oe.r "oeIlstein has been annoirt-
aas s'5 q, agent for electrical "pp pOnIi-
oonp.3yr me MOntana-Dakota P 9pPtlr
e..s. ' ..., He will handle die an o eIecr
gos-' electric stoves, IRONS 9s'iiltg ma ma