The producers news., 1927-04-01


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Ole Fiske from Outlook was shop-
ping in town Friday.
MOVING BUILDINGS nv busi
ness. JOHN LEE, Froid, Mont. 45-tf
The Peterson Company received a
carload of Case tractors Friday.
Big reductions on all Peters and
FOlrsheim Shoes. Johnson's Store.
Bob Wheeler is moving his family
into cottage in the old townsite.
Anna Eng of Homestead was in
PlentywOod between trains on Thurs
Gay, having some dental work done.
H. O. Stenehjem of Scobey was
transacting business in the county
seat Monday.
Martin Island of Antelope purchas-
eo Ford car from the Donaldson
Garage this week.
Chas. Mclaughlin of Antelope was
attending to business in the county
seat Tuesday.
Margaret Huebner returned to
Great Falls Thursday, where she has
accepted position.
Mr.. Clark, the Osborn Calendar
man of Great Falls, was attending to
business in Plentywood Wednesday,.
Kenneth Cosper of Outlook was
visiting friends in the county metro
polls Wednesday.
Orville Wold of Outlook was shop
ping in the county capital last Tues
day.
Al HOven of Antelope purchased a
Master Buick Sedan from the DON
aldson Garage this week.
Nick Walton of Williston was at
tending to business matters in Plen-
tywoOd Wednesday.
Knute Norgaard made a BUSINESS
trip to Reserve Monday, returning
the next day.
Mrs. Cybulski was shopping and
visiting with friends in Plentywood
Wednesday.
Mrs. Milton hartman and son of
Havre, Mont, are visiting Mrs. Tart
mans sister, Mrs. VIM. Ewing and
family in this city.
DR.. Landis of Kenmare was called
to Plentywood Wednesday in consul
tatlon on the case of the little son of
DR.. and Mrs. Storkan.
Melvin Tronson left Friday for
Deering, N. D., to attend to business
In connection with the Westland Oil
business.
Geo. Epler of Williston was a busi-
ness visitor in Plentywood Monday.
Emil Grimsrud was a caller in the
county seat Saturday.
H. D. Braddock was a business call
er in Plentywood the first of the
week from his farm in the Outlook
country.
Q. M. Lutnes of Westby stopped to
visit friends n Plentywood on We'd
nesday when on his way to Bainville
to attend a Convention.
H. N. Shaver from Rolla, N. D., ar
rived in Plentywood Monday to look
after his farming interests here. Mr..
Shaver left for Scobey Wednesday.
Miss Florence Krebsbach of Will
Eston arrived in Plentywood Satur-
day to visit her cousins at the Krebs-
bach home in this city.
M. E. Smerud of the First State
Bank of Flaxville was attending to
business in Plentywood on Monday
and Tuesday of this week.
Sig and Peder Moe returned TO
Plentywood Saturday. Sig Moe grad
uated from the Dillon Normal this
spring and Peder graduated from the
State University at Missoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lucas returned
to their home in Miles City by car
Sunday, after having spent two weeks
visiting Mrs. Lucas mother, Mrs.
Brumpton.
DR.. H. B. Cloud of Medicine Lake
and DR.. Skovholt of Williston were
called to Plentywood Saturday to at
tend the two year old son of DR..
Storkan, who is very seriously i'll.
E. H. See of Reserve was attending
to business matters in town Saturday
and visiting with friends. Mr.. See
recently returned to his farm after
having spent the winter in the east.
Mrs. Hunt of the Hunt Hotel is
installing hot and cold water in ten
rooms this week. This makes the
Hunt Hotel entirely modern and very
pleasant.
John Campbell returned to Plenty
wood Wednesday from Minneapolis,
where he has spent the past six
weeks. Mr.. Campbell will return to
his home near Dooley.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Amer
ican Legion will meet at the home of
Mrs. A. M. Peterson Wednesday.
April 9th, at P. M. Mrs. V. D.
Brooks and Mrs. A. M. Peterson are
entertaining.