The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-04-13

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ertOwn district Saturday to visit with
friends. WIN
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Cosper of Ont
look were observed shopping in Plen.
tywood last Saturday.
Erick Olson of Comertown landed IN
Plentywood Saturday to attend to bns-
mess matters.
Henry Schlag and wife of Navajo
motored to Plentywood Saturday 10
visit friends and do some shoppinp
Joseph Schmidt of the Outlook com
munlty was a county seat shopner
last Saturday. pei
Mrs. Guy Wigmore of tie Navajo
territory visited in Plentywood last
Saturday.
A: j. Heppner and wife of ID miles
northeast of Plentywood were visitors
in this city last Saturday.
Among the many Outlook bnsirose
callers in PlentywOod Saturday yuoYo
H. BrelJe and wife and Albert Hallett.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Shirtliff motored
to Outlook Thursday to visit their SON
and look after their farm.
I. q. Farmhouse of the Comertown
precinct was a Plentywood caller tbe
first Of the week. viz
A luncheon will be held in the Cath
ollce church parlors Wednesday. Ami;
10Th. The public is cordially invifeG
T.; u. BrentesOn of Coalridge was
IN PlentywOCd over the week end mr.
CHASING some new machinery and seed
led Lindell and wife of theme NnItv
precinct were in Plentywood Monday
doing some shoppinp
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fink and Pete
INK were guests at O'Toole's Easter
Sunday. Las &c
Charles Mclaughlin and wife Of An
telope motored to brentwood Snnday
to attend the movies.
b. NJ. Nelson of the Medicine Lake
country was in the county seat Sat
uIdaay visiting friends and transactino
business. 'i'i 3
Charles Norton farmer living in
the Medicine Lake country was Seer
on the streets of Plentywood SatIr.
day. "ON ''''' VI
Mrs. o. B. Snuggins of the Outlook
precinct was one of Plentywood's
guests Saturday an dwhile here done
someshopping WIN
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ostby and sor
Burton of the McCabe precinct drove
10 PIentywood Saturday and remained
over night, returning home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Viggo Petersen anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Madsen motored r.
Westby to celebrate Easter Monda,
evening visiting with friends.
william Hass of the Outlook pre-
clnct was looking over farm machine
ry IN Plentywood the first of the weel
and purchased some machinery parts
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Ordahl of tht
outlook country attended to bushes.
IN the county metropolis last Satur
day. ''''-
Frank Nichols, who had been il
town for a number of DAYS lookin1
after his 2-year-old daughter who fel
into some scalding water. returne,
home with the little girl Wednesday.
Among those taking in the show a
the Orpheum Sunday evening wer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Lobdell of Coal
ridge, George Johnson of Reserve
Jack Stewart of Raymond.
Pete Marion Is a very busy ma
these days looking after his two band
of sheep. Landing time is here an
the unfavOrable weather puts on
extra hardship on the sheep handlers
Mrs. Bert Daley, Mr.. and Mrs. For
rest Matkin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Barne
of RedstOne were attendants at tn
/ FfTe.nen's B&n in Plentywood Monda
evening.
Joseph NORM of the Redstone coun
try brought in his 9-year-old so
, Thursday of last week to the Sherida
Memorial hospital, where he was or
Grated upon for appendicitis. The or
| Grafton was successful and he is no.
COnvalesciEg.
t Peter Nielsen, of the Dagmar couT
try, brought his three-year-old sol
: who had been ailing for some time, t
t the Sheridan Memorial hospital la:
, Wednesday. After an examination tt
little fellow was found to be suffe.
e ing from BrightS disease. He We
r left under the care of nurse at IL
n local institution.
Margaret Roach, former postmi
). tress of Outlook, who has been
: Great Falls for some time, arrived
: Sheridan county about ten days as
to look after her farming interes
o near Comertown. She left Thursds
d of this week for Glasgow, where 81
g expects to open up ladies' ready-t
wear shop.
n Stacia Vossen, who has been
e charge of the Hillard Beauty ParlC
p resigned her position last Monday al
left for Minneapolis, where her pa
10 ents are now located. Miss Voss
N stopped off at Dooley to visit N
ir and Mrs. Philip Vossen before leavil
for the Twin Cities. She will
s greatly missed by her large numb
y of friends in this city.
If Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Fink return
Wednesday to their home at Quito
h after spending the past sever
At months with their daughter, M
II Wagner of Portland, Ore. He repo1
the roads as being very bad most
,k the way home. Mrs. Tom Alley
Of turned with them and will remain
40 sometime while Tom is in Austria
- meeting the best wrestlers in tt
country. Tom left April 4th W
O. Mike Yokel and Ted Theye, two not
~ wrestlers on the western coast.