The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-01-28


ds- Tor Gittensberg, Iowa, in re-
to telegram stating that
-aer had died.
New spring styles in mems hats
and caps. Johnson's Store. adv.
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VAETE9-Agents to sell the Craw-
ford Weader in your county, a Mon
- #o net. Apply to Kahle Motor
C.. oaaers, Opheim, Mont 43-t2
naa5 forget the public card party
aesning, Feb 1st, given by
FL. Degree Of Honor Lodge. adv.
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Stanley TaIubicld made a trip to
.sl-t..e tuesday on business mat
connection with the garage.
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Dewey Christensen from Reserve
was uansacting business matters and
a on friends here Saturday af-
.euo8n.
County Agent Ostby left Wedncs-
aaE al Sidney, this state, where he
-. attend lhe Corn Show. He MADE
t.e tup by car.
Sir. W. b. Bowen, an upholsterer
If some repute, who has been for
over year and a half in Minneapolis
this work, is in Plentywood this
Week, staying 1t the Grand View Ho-
on viii find shoes for the whole
family al Johnson's Store reduced Is
p- cent adv.
Fred Ibsen left Tuesday for Min
neal.-ls, Mimi, where he will spend
laW days attending to business
l.-,,,..e i. connection with the bank.
-. .loc returned to his home In
4ae A--aer country first of the week
a spend the past few days In
I.a.. COO visiting friends and rel
a-..-
lie Eiremen are busy making ar
Taugemcnts for their big annual ball
a.a Carnival Dance to be held at the
Ealner-Lab0r Temple in Plentywood,
ii ua- End.
Clair stoner returned Wednesday
from Great Falls, where he spent the
past week attending to business mat
-ers la connection with the Montana
Wheat Growers Association.
VIII haul coal from Lees mine at
$3.50 q ton. Call 81, S. Storaasi.
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1lrs. Ray Kallak and baby were
here from Reserve Wednesday. The
baby has been suffering from a
stye IN her eye and was taken to DR..
Storkan for exami alton.
Degree of HOT r public card party.
Tuesday event {, Feb. LIST at the
Farmer-Labor temple. adv.
Mrs. Ante Andersen was here
from reese ye last Friday, between
trains, doing some shopping and Wis
Itlng her sisters, Sarah and Ann Han
sen.
Mrs. Fred Newgaard from Medi-
cine Lake and sister, Mrs. H. l.. Lar
sen from Antelope were doing some
shopping and visiting friends here
tuesday between trains.
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When you are in need of dental
work, see DR.. Bolton, the Outlook
uehOlsI. adv.
Senator Taylor was host to the
WlX boy of Culbertson and John Carr
Of this city at a dinner at the Placer
hotel Sunday. The boys greatly en-
Joyed themselves with the genial
senator.
Judge S. E. Paul left Tuesday for
minneapolis, where he will spend a
short time attending to business mat
tefs ana visiting some Of his old
Class mates from University days. He
VIII return Tor he regular term Of
court to be held in February.
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Court Reporter KOser left Tuesday
Tor Wolf Point, where ne viii attend
lae regular law and motion dav.
Judge Rose from Havre will pre-
SIDE over cases in which Judge Paul
has been disqualified.
The members of the Library Board
met ut the County Superintendent's
office Saturday afternoon. A com
llttee, representing the Civic Bet
tlerment Club, met with them appeal
ing for a ladies' rest room in the IL
brary
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Ostby enter
tanned at a delicious four o'clock din
her Sunday. The guests were MIR.
ana Mrs. Dean Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. b. Debing and Beatrice and Misses
sarah and Ann Hansen. After din
lef cards and music was the diver
sion for a few hours.
a large number of visitors from
outlook came to Plentywood Satur-
nay TO attend the game between the
Illgh school basketball teams of the
1~0 tons. Among those who came
WIN the crowd were Andrew LELAND
and Kenneth Cosper.
Ralph Lund, who left brentwood
she beginning of the year for Cali
lofnla, write that "Our trip by car
mas proved to US the old saying.
Nhefe there is a will there is a
way They all told us we could not
make 1t but we were determined and
succeeded" Mr. Lund is staying in
LOS Angeles for a short visit.
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- new and Mrs. Egge entertained
nehfy .. Raaen at a sumptuous sup
per on Monday avanino Afto,. e,,,,,,a,.