The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-07-13
Local News

Ma eeasoh ticket on sale now ~,
Ray White returned Tuesdou g.
TWO weeks vacation. S lioh
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Go!dle Truax was Tuesdo,,
or with friends. VlSlt-
Carl Hanson, a Dagmar for,,or
motored to the county seat Mon rner
Nels Petersen, living east Of Ar+o
lope was a visitor at the Vigoo P 5edler
sen home Monday. $50 e'er-
Niels Madsen, clerk and recordor
made trip to Glasgow SatnrCo1' ue -,
BUSINESS pertaining to his office.
Get your season tickets for A.
'iy N4-ZS' adv.
Town Dfangsvedt of Comertown
was was a county seat visitor Tuesday on
Bring another Chautauma r. plon
tywood by securing Chautauoua cen .en
son tickets from COMMITTEES o oJ~
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Arthur Degen of the McElrov nre-
clnct was in Plentywood ThTrsday
looking after insurance matters.
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President Coolidge accepted Secre-
tary OF Commerce Hoover's resi0na-
ton Tuesday. ma
Just received a new shipment If
sport frocks, white flannel and flo
ured silk. Johnson's store. adv
Clair Stoner, of Great Falls. arriv-
ed IN the city Wednesday on business
connected with the wheat pool.
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Mrs. Harold Guenther of CoaIridoe
was visitor at the Frank Guenther
home Monday.
Miss Doris Conger from Terre
Haute, Indiana is visiting her amt
Mrs. Frank Guerither.
Clay Bolster and Beryl Pierce mo-
ttored to Scobey Saturday. Thew re-
turned Tuesday.
Stanley Palubicki, Mrs. Joe Kavon
and Gladys Krebsbach went to VIII
llston Tuesday to bring back some
new cars.
Miss Beatrice Waite, nurse at the
Memorial Hospital, left THURSDAY for
Weyburn, Sask., for a visit with her
parents.
For first mortgage real estate
loans on Sheridan, Daniels and Roos-
eVelt county farm lands, apply to G.
=. Epler, WillistOn, N. D. (14-2t)
Mr.: and Mrs. Harold Donaldson
iett Friday on an extended trip to
the Black Hills and other points of
Helen Keisler went to Culbertson
Saturday of last week where She is
Hotel. w Nv ''iiS
Mrs. Kemp, formerly Laura Aspe-
iund, arrived in Plentywood Monday |
from Opheim for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Robert Smith, and family.
VIM. Gottlieb had an accident last
Saturday on. the road east of Plen-
tyWood, when the car which he was
driving skidded off the road and tip
ped over. Bill" then decided the
going was too tough and took the
tram to the main line, which was his
destination at the time of the acct.
dent.
Niels Madsen drove to Dagmar Fri
day to attend the meeting of the
stockholders of the Dagmar Cooper
at1ve Store. The corporation has in
creased its capital stock and has
adopted a new set ON bylaws.
Last Monday afternoon a number
of ladies gathered at the DeSilvia /
park to celebrate Mrs. Frank Guenth-
er's birthday. A pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed by all, including an ex-
cellent luncheon.
Hank Krebsbach and Victor Van
Hee left Monday on a trip west to
the mountain streams for
trout. They will be met at Great
Falls by Jack Dwyer, DIR. Gustafson,
Charles Garen and Frank Smith.
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The meeting of the stockholders of
the Peoples Publishing Co., publish
ers of the Producers News, met at
the Farmer Labor Temple Monday.
The meeting was postponed, however,
until Saturday, July %, because of |
the lack of quorum.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Norton poul-
try fanciers from east of Medicine |
Lake were Plentywood visitors Tues
day. Charlie was looking after some /
business matters and Mrs. Norton |
had some dental work done.
Halvor Bestland and family who
live east of Antelope passed through |
the city Monday from Regina where
they have been enjoying an outing for
a fortnight. Halvor says hail storm
near Regina beat the ground black.
Carl Gilbertson of Archer precinct |
was caller in Plentywood Wednes-
day. We acknowledge a pleasant |
call during which Mr.. Gilbertson re-
newed his subscription to the Produc-
ers News.
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Mrs. Marion Mitchell was operated
on for appendicitis at the Sheridan
Memorial hospital Monday. She is
getting along nicely and her many
friends hope to see her up and around
in short time.
Jud Matlzin Walter Carter, Blaine
Dean and Harry Hilyard returned
Friday from Canada, where they had
gone on fishing trim. The fishermen