The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-02-11

Johnson DNoACs
visitor from Medicine Lake to
PIentvwood Saturday was August
Jensen.
New hosiery arriving daily. Chill
5r-n'- guaranteed hose at 25c per
nsr and up. Johnson's Store. adv.
wavne lagrange from the Ray
,-arE country was in PlentywoOd last
Monday evening to attend the meet
inc of the Progressive Farmers.
Get your Hicks Almanac-5Oc at
Producers News Office.
Clair Stoner spent the week end at /
rilla attending to business mat
+ar- f. connection with the North Da-
lota Wheat Growers Association.
County Commissioner French was
IN town from Medicine Lake to meet
with the board of County Commits
-lorers fist of the week.
HozDital Day, Saturday, February !
18th. at the Farmer-Labor Temple. |
Don't forget. ad. |
Earl C0sper, blacksmith from Out |
lcok, was in Plentywood first Of the
week attending to business matters !
and visiting with friends.
When you are in need of dental
wor. see Dr. Bolton, the Outlook
dentist. adv.
Rex Otis from Redstone was at
tending to business matters and Wis
iting with friends here a few days
first Of the week.
We clean your seed wheat while
you wait Five cents per bushel.
Plentywood Milling Co. 44-t2-ad
A. NJ. Hannah, travelling auditor
for the Monarch Lumber Company,
spent a couple of days in Plentywood
this week attending to official bust
ness matters.
"Killdust" sweeping compound
makes sweeping easy. Order a bag
today from the Westland Oil Com
pany. 44-t2-ad
Mrs Knute Norgaard left last
Monday for Bemidji, MINI, where she
viii spend the remaining winter
months visiting with friends and rela-
tives
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"Killdust," bright new stock of
sweeping compound just received by
Westland Oil Company, $3.1O per
hundred weight. 44-t2-ad
DR.. J. C. Storkan left last Friday
for his old home in Nebraska where
he viii spend a short vacation visit
ing his mother. He was accompanied
by his daughter, Carol.
Clair Stoner left Thursday for
Great Falls, where he will spend sew
eral days attending to business mat
ters in connection with the North Da-
kota Wheat Growers Association.
"Killdust" sweeping compound, 100
10. bag $50; $50 ID. drum, $4.65.
Westland Oil Company. 44-t2-ad
10y Molumby spent a few DAYS in
PlentywOOd this week attending to
business matters in connection with
the Red Top Oil and Gas Company
Mr.. Molumby is from Shelby.
The 1927 Hicks Almanacs are now
available at this office at so cents
each.
A. L. Mckenzie from Fargo, N. D.
spent a few days in Plentywood frs
OF the week. Attending to business
matters in connection with the Re
Top Oil and Gas Co.
DR.. w. D. Roy, dentist, permanently
located at Plentywood- West
cafe.-27-2t mo.
Dan Mckay, the old county split
ter, of Redstone, was in Plentywood
few days this week hobnobbing wit
old time friends and attending t
business matters in connection wit
ms brick plant at Redstone.
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Mrs. Clair Stoner entertained
few friends at her home last Tues
day evening. Three tables were i
play at Bridge until eleven o'clocl
when luncheon was served. Everyon
reported a very splendid evening.
-oO-
Mrs J. A. Johnson entertained I'll
members of the Reading Club at he
home last Thursday afternoon, at fiv
o'clock. A delicious luncheon VIZ
served after several pleasant houl
spent at playing bridge.
Mesdames Peter Krebsbach ar
lay Lang entertained a large crow
OF friends at a card party last We,
nesday evening in the Catholic churC
prlors Bridge was played for a fe
hours and luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Mclean lie
nrst of the week for Los Angelo
Calf, where they will spend the r
naming winter months. They w
return in time for spring work on Il
farm.
Friends of DIR. Steele inform
mat his latest letter state that he
specializing under DR.. Sleuder, t
great tonsil specialist at st. Lou
$40. He expects to return to Plent
Wood within the next two weeks.
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Alfred knudsen, from Bismarck,
y, spent a couple of days in Plent
wood first Of the week, attending
business matters in connection wi
me United Farmers Newspaper.
was accompanied by Andrew Omht
Of Ambrose, N. d.