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

i Mems 1000 wool ribbed union suits.
I Only $4.98. Johnson's Store. adv
NJ lvin Evenson of Raymond ston-
ped in PlentywoOd Wednesday evening
on business. -2ai 80
i e. Hannah Of Raymond was seen
in Plentywood, doing some shopping
Thu. sday morning.
Atty. Grant Blackwell of Medicine
LAX was county seat caller last
Saturday on legal business.
Sam Fawcett, prominent farmer of
he outlook country and son Gordon
were PlentywoOd callers Sunday.
We have complete line of Males
tic Malleable ranges, Estate HeatroIas
and Cold Blast Heaters Peterson Co.
George La Grange of Raymond is
leaving for Minneapolis this coming
week to attend a mechanical school
there,
U, 5 Marshal, Kirk Dennis of
Cheat Falls was in brentwood the
first of the week attending to official
business.
Mrs. Martin Larson of Reserve was
in PlentywOOd Friday of last week
doing some fall shopping and visiting
with friends. -
Mr.. and Mrs S. j. Redden were
in from their farm northeast of town
Wednesday of this week, shopping and
visiting friends.
A Dooley caller to brentwood
Thursday afternoon was Leonard
Johnson, one of the prominent citizens
of that district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mann and fami-
ly were in form their farm in the
Welliver country on a shopping tour
Wednesday, of this week.
Frank Stringer, prominent farmer
OF Medicine Lake country, stopped at
the Producers News to call on his
friends Thursday morning. -.
Henry Walders, we'll known Outlook
garage man, was a cOuntySeat caller
Thursday OF last week on bushes and
visiting his many friends here. r4w
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Millerj were
in PlentywoOd Wednesday of this
week on bushes and while here Mrs.
Miller did some fall shopping.
Lloyd Bantz and family were in
from their farm the first of the week
to visit at the home of Lloyd's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bantz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hamilton of the
Outlook country are the proud parents
OF baby boy born to them at the
Outlook hospital Monday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Machines, pros
porous farmers of southwest of Red
stone were in the county capital on
Friday of last week attending to bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nau and Mrs.
Libby Wunderlich of Outlook motored
over to Plentywood Saturday to do
some fall shopping and visiting with
friends.
Harold Hanisch returned home Fri
day of last week from Chicago. where
he had been taking up aviation. Har-
old says PlentywOOd and home looks
god to him.
Miss Adriana Garneau spent the
week end visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Garneau of this city.
Adriana is teaching a rural school
near Comertown this year.
Ray Whites father, who has been
in the flood district and around Mis-
souri, this last summed, stopped in
Plentywood on his way to Scobev
where he will visit another son.
Earl Briggs is moving his family
IN town this week from the Emma
Savage farm and will occupy the
apartments in the old Bolster Block
over the Morck insurance office.
Mr.. and Mrs. MAIDS Billet, prom
inent farmers of the Outlook country,
brought their son Joe to Plentywood
+ Wednesday of this week to have the
doctor examine his leg that was brok-
en- some weeks ago.
c. L. McNulty of Eden Valley, Min
nesota arrived Thursday morning to
visit his sister. Miss Catherine Nc
Nulty, and brother, c. L. McNulty and
family, Of this city. Mr.. McNulty will
make an extended visit.
The Hickock Elevator Company is
constructing new elevator at Nc
t.lrOy Tor the Northland Elevator
Company. This is another indication
of the growth of good wheat farming
IN this section of the state.
A deal was closed the first OF the
week whereby Walter Raess becomes
tn owner of the spacious Charles
B1umpton house on Main street. The
Raess family will move into their new
home about the first of November.
Fred Christensen Of Dagmar was
count at .+isitor Monday. While il
the city he called at the Producer.
/ News office and advanced his paper
for two more years and received on,
of the fine dictionaries which the Pro
ducers News is giving away as a pre-
| MUM
On the 25th of September, Richar
F. and w. H. Crosby of Moneta, Ia
brothers Of ]. j. Morgan of Archer
rove to Archer to visit the Morgan
camily. Mr.. R. F. has been in thi
section Of the county before, but thi
is the first trip for his brother, VIII
liam. Mr.. Richard Crosby has bee
blind for couple of years The
expect to spend some time in Archie
) this fall