The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-02-24


mond notored to PlentywOOd Tuesday.
George drove a truck down and de
livc-cd it to the Lang Motor CompanJ. /
John Jorgenson, Raymond farmer,
autoed to Plentywood Monday to
look over some farm machinery and
transact other business.
Edward Hannah of Raymond mot |
ored to PlentywoOd Sunday to meet
with the members of the organization
department of the Progressive Farm
e-s.
0. B. Hoven, the Antelope oil and
grain merchant, was transacting
business in the county metropolis
Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Leonard Potter were
among those from Outlook taking in
the Progressive Farmers Social meet
ing at the Temple Saturday night.
Henry Radon and wife and Miss
Katie Young of Outlook were among
those dancing the light fantastic at
the Temple Saturday evening.
John Lien of Outlook autoed to
the county seat Sunday afternoon Tor
an cutting. He says the roads are
as good as can be expected.
HelIy Valdez, the Outlook garage
man, visited Flentywood Sunday af-
! terL0Cn in connection with business in
the garage line.
Anton Young and William Radons
Of Outlook were among those taking
/ in the dOings of the Progressive
Farmers at the Temple Saturday ev-
{ enirg.
Louis Pierce and Charles Hilyard
drove over to McElroy and back Mon
day. Louis was over on business in
| correction with an auto car that he
may purchase.
Deruty Sheriff Peter Gallagher left
for Minot, N. D., Monday to consult
with DR.. Carr of that city in regard
to trouble with one of his eyes which
has been bothering him for some
time.
Clinton Cosper, the Outlook black
smith, was a Plentywood visitor Sat-
urday and Sunday. He visited with
friends and took in the social meet
ing of the Progressive Farmers Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Elannery of
Outlook were in Plentywood several
days this week having some dental
work done. They returned home
| Wednesday.
Mrs. Carl Peterson accompanied the
L. G. Zeidler family as far as Minot
Saturday. She remained a few days
IN that city, returning the middle OF
: this week.
Harold Brask, farmer of the Arch
: er country, who has been confined in
J tho Sh0YiIoYo MOr,o0r1o1 E.
several weeks, is now ready to go tt
t his home.
Edwin Anderson and Donald Hop
kins were business visitors in Ray
!, mond Monday going up in the inter
ests OF the orchestra of which they
4 are membres.
r Louis Helm and Carl Peterson au
tOed to Williston Saturday to be will
n the L. G. Zeidler family during the
: long stop at Williston while waitin2
r for the mainline train to arrive which
i bore the remains of Mrs. Zeidler t.
her last resting place in Iowa.
a The dance at Flaxville February L
:. was we'll attended several from her,
= taking it in. Another dance will b.
: given March 2 at which the Go-Get
Frs will produce the music.
e Horace Bolster of the farming firm
n of McQuail & Bolster, but who re
e Gently dissolved partnership, left fo
y Great Falls Thursday of last week
s Mr.. Bolster's has had poor health fo
some time and after an examination
It by doctors at Great Falls, had hi
d tonsils removed. He is staying wit
r his brother, George Bolster and FAM
IS ly, while in Great Falls. Horace wi
% go to Flint, Michigan from Grea
Falls, where he will procure me-
j. Chevrolet and drive it back afte
r. transacting other business in tn
re east.