The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-02-04

Get your Hicks Almanac-5Oc at
pro5ucers News Office.
Hans Henderson from the Archer
,or-trv vas attending to business
matters here last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Fed Forman spent the week
end visiting at the Fred Decker home
ut D00ley.
Gs5d cats of all kinds at the Hos
#+.I Dag booths, February 18TH, at
-. FaEmeI-labOr Temple. adv.
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aKilldust,' bright new stock of
.eeuug compound just received by
s.e-land Oil Company, $40 pes
5aG.tea weight. 44-t2-ad
sfeyin Thomson returned first Of
Sac week from Outlook where he has
a.. lor the past two weeks attend
Ha t. business matters and playing
-ss-s.
eEaldust' sweeping compound
asas sweeping easy. Order a bag
za.., from the Westland Oil Com
ssas. 44-t2-ad
sr. and Mrs. Bert Daley were in
Is..yWood last tuesday afternoon,
some shopping and visiting
Eiss friends.
gu can save money BY buying
sos. Blazer, Uvercoat, Leather JAG
5 Winter Underwear and Hosiery
i.-s IL Johnson S Store. adv
sI.s. p. ID. Howell returned Tues
6ag from kenmare where she went
Wles ago to attend the funeral of
So aunt.
&ANILD-Agen to sell the Craw-
fa.l Weeder IN your county, a Mon
laaa product. Apply to Kahle Motor
&C.. jo5bers, Opheim, Mont. f5-rz
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I-ter Marion returned last Friday
zrom Butte, where he attended the
Wool Growers Convention. He also
visited with old time friends.
S-r. and Mrs. Forrest Goodman left
spend d Few days visiting at the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. Asa Barnes.
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Shoe Clearance-We are unloading
sud going the limit in giving you
shoe values. y-Save-Now. John
sons Store. adv.
1r and Mrs. Art Wankel from
Dooley were in Plentywood Saturday
and Sunday. They took in the dance
ST the Temple on Saturday evening.
lir and Mrs. Can Bull had as their
dinner guests last Wednesday at six
o'clock, Dir. and Mrs. Clarence Undh-
jem, and Misses Grandstrand and
CavanaUgh. After dinner a few hours
WeIe spent visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cosper from
Outlook were mere last Tuesday ev-
enlng to attend the Degree of Honor
ca1d party. 1hey remained to visit
al the Clair Stoner home for a few
uays.
ID. Williams from Reserve was In
the county seat Saturday Mr.. Viii
.-2ns Is selling paints now and claims
ne can luussn tAe best quality pants
Ut the lowest prices.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dahlin were
hele nom acObey to sBead the week
eau visiting At the A. r. Ziebarth
nome. CHARLES played the cornet in
Whites orchestra Tor the dance Sat
utaay evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. a. T. McClain enter
tanned a few friends at a delicious
dinner last Sunday ct SAX o'clock.
laer guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carl
-Jl, 1ir. -aG Dlss. henry Barner and
1if. and Mrs. Jack Bennett.
u. q. Petersen lGOm uagmar was
do Flentyw0oG Saturday transacting
business. he' has full-blooded
Saort-hom bull which he is offering
Tor sale.
We clean your seed wheat while
you wait live cents per bushel.
l.eA,y"ocd Milling Co. 44-t2-ad
The members of the Womens Aux
AlalE Were entertained at the home
.- lts Leland Kitzenberg last We'd
a-sles evening. A large crowd az
tended and after the business ses-
son, luncheon was served and a So
cal hour enjoyed
henry Aeaton arrived here las.
-ioaaay from Great Falls to spend
couple OF weeks visiting at the
ao1a OF his sister-in-law, Mrs. For
rest Goodman and family He viii
also visit at the home of Asa Barnes
- Aeastoae
The members of the Degree of
honor Drill TEEN Bridge Club met at
-. nome OF Mrs. Ray White last
Ial-s dly evening. Bridge was in
pay IL three tables until eleven o.
.o-S when luncheon was served.
lsf score h0nors We're awarded to
re Games Oswald and Guenther.
a large crowd attended the dance
4. ,de famer-Labor Temple last
saturday evening, given by the Pro
stesslve farmers organization. The
N.a1y kat orchestra furnished ex-
Seueat music and everyone seemed tc
nave q good time. Square dances
es-6as and old-time waltz and two
s1eps as vel as popular dances were
enjoyed.
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