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

We still have a few horsehide vas+s
we are closing out at big, REDUCTIONS
Johnson oCore' adv
Jack Gibbons and wife of Resa,.ro
motored to Plentywood Sunday and
spent the day visiting friends.
Mrs. Hazel Anderson has accented
position at the West Cafe and con-
menced her new duties Thursday Of
last week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hardy and fap,i.
ly were in Plentywood FRIDAY fron,
their fam south of Redstone, ON .
shopping and business tour.
A party composed of Misses Sarah
and Ann Hansen, Gholey and Mr.
Graham motored to Scobey last SIM.
day and spent the day.
Helen Groin, who is teaching school
In the Dagmar country, was in tba
county metropolis taking teachers av-
aminations Thursday and Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jones of tbo
Welliver country were in the county
seat Wednesday of this week do;nS
some fall shopping and visiting with
friends. Is - 7,f':'s go go
Chris Christensen of the Assessors
office, spent the week end visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Christan9
sen, at their home in the Dagmar
community.
Mrs. John Stoner and son Merton
OF the Outlook country were in the
county capital Monday of this week
While here Merton had some dental
work done.
Merrill Mccain, who has been engi.
neer on the Nick Reuter- threshino
outfit this fall, left Plentywood WeG,
nesday of this week for his home IT
Pocatello, Idaho.
A fine 912 pound girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. AdOlph Olson of Ar
cher this week. Mother and child
are doing nicely and Adolph-well he
is greatly pleased.
H. D. Shirtliff of the Outlook coun.
try has bought the Walter Raess
residence and expect to take possess
sion of thier new home during the
early part of next month.
Fred Bromberg had the misfortune
TO mJure his foot whiie working on
the track Tuesday Oh this week. MI
Bromberg is able. to be around ON
at the present writing.
Right on time with that carload of
winter vegetables. Salesroom in gar
age building opposite postoffice.
PlentywOod. GUY GROVE. adv
\ es, we have lots OF nice SQUASH.
adv. GUY GROVE.
Isaac Nygaard, we'll known Home
stead tanner was in PlentywooG Tues
day afternoon on business and visit
ing his son Leonard, who is in the
Sheridan Memorial hospital, recover
ing from an operation for appendi-
citiS. p'''N'-
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Nicholson
and Donald Nicholson were very
pleasantly entertained at a six o'clock
dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. d. Flat Sunday. After the repast
the party took in the movies at the
Orpheum.
A sad accident occurred Monday
noon when George Bolke, IA year old
son of H. Bolke of Dooley, fell. break
ing both his wrists. The young lad
was brought into the Memorial hos
pltal Monday evening and will per-
haps be there for several days yet.
Miss Emma Crohe, former superin-
tendent of schools of Sheridan county.
was an Plentywood Saturday after
noon from her farm in the Flaxville
country. When she returned She took
many personal effects with her which
she had stored at the VIM. Erickson
home, where she had rooms when liv-
ing in this city.
George w. Byron resigned his posi-
ton at the J. c. Penny store of this
city and left for Livingston, Mont, the
latter part of last week where he has
accepted position with the MeCrack-
en- chain store of that city. Mr.. Byron
was well liked as a clerk and will be
greatly missed by the patrons of that
business establishment.
Margaret Allen and M. P. Smith.
both of Medicine Lake, were quietly
married Saturday, October Sth, at the
office of Justice of Peace McElroy in
Plentywood. John Ellen and Miss
MarIeIl or Medicine Lake witnessed
the marriage of the happy young
couple.
Miss Ruby Young of Indiana arriv.
ed in Plentywood Monday to visit hel
aunt, Mrs. Charles Luehr, and hus-
band. She left Wednesday, accompa
MED by Mrs. Leuhr to visit another
aunt, Mrs. Myers, and family, at An
telope. After short visit there, Mis-.
Ruby will return to her home in In
diana
joseph Pumalo, genial citizen o.
Medicine Lake, stopped off in Plen
tywoOd last Wednesday while on hi.
way to Regina, Can, where he will
spend two or three weeks visiting hi
daughter Mrs 7. M. Ross. Mr.. Pun
alo just recently returned from tn
west and is planning on spending tn
winter in California.