The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-01-27

of Outlook, transacted business in
the county metropolis Tuesday.
Mrs. S. P. Onstad of the Outlook
country spent two days in town last
week, returning home Saturday.
T. J. Sheen, of the Outlook terri
tory, was among those visiting in the
county capital over night Friday.
Fred Petersen of the Dagmar pre-
cinct was a county seat caller over
Sunday.
Martin SOrenson, one of n" wars
farmers was county seat caller last
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Gerda Paulson of Dagmar was
in Plentywood Monday and Tuesday
shopping and visitir with friends.
Coal orders will receive prompt
attention. Phone 20 or see A. w.
hurtz. 43-1
Gus Barner, genial merchant of
Raymond, was looking after business
in the county capital Saturday.
Harrison Malcolm and family were
in from the country last Saturday
looking after business and shopping,
Frank Carlson, living six miles
north of Plentywood, drove in by au-
to to transact business Saturday.
Christ Christensen, a farmer of
the Dooley country was in town Sat-
urday on business and shopping.
John Mail, who lives five miles east
Of this city, hauled wheat into Plen-
tyWood every days this week by truck.
Charles Mclaughlin of Antelope
was In the county seat Sunday to take
in the movie.
Ray Whitish, wife and son, were in
Plentywood last Monday on a shop
ping tour.
Ben johnson, a Welliver farmer,
was caller at the Bert Darvis home
south Of town Tuesday.
Carl Hole, we'll known business
man OF Reserve, was a county seat
caller between trains Tuesday.
Harry Larson, elevator man of An
telOpe, was in Plentywood Monday on
grain business.
Robert Russell of Dooley drove ov-
er to Dooley Saturday to transact
some business.
Emil Grimsrud, on eof Antelope's
genial citizens, was in Plentvwood on
Saturday attending to business mat
! tiers.
John Nelson and wife, farmers of
the DOoley country, were in Plenty
wood Tuesday looking after legal
matters and shopping.
Charles Strubeck of Raymond was
in town Monday and Tuesday with
his son Earl, who is taking the
eighth grade examinations here.
Frank Nichols, one of Plentywood's
prosperous farmers, was in the city
last Saturday visiting friends and
shopping.
Arthur Tobiason, farmer from
the Outlook precinct, was in Plenty
wood Saturday, purchasing some ma.
terial for repairing machinery.
Luther Ridenour, farmer south of
PlentyoOd, is hauling wheat this week
into the city with his new Graham
truck.
James O'Toole, who lives several
miles south of the county capital was
IN this city Saturday, looking after
business and doing some shopping.
j. o. Cook, one of the Welliver far
mers, has been in Plentywood for the
past several days, taking chiroprac
tic treatments.
Mrs. Ingvald copeland of the Nc.
Elroy precinct, has been here for the
past few days, visiting her daughter
Miss Myrtle Johnson.
Claus Strand, a farmer of the Re
serve precinct, was looking after
business in the county metropolis last
. Tuesday,.
| J. B. Alexander of Antelope was
5 one of the Out-0f-town visitors at
tending the dance here Saturday ev
ening.
Lucien Bourass of st. Agatha, Man
: itoba, Canada, is here visiting hi.
/ brother, Phillip Bourassa of thu
Grandview Hotel.
= John DahlstrOm of Dooley drove b!
D car to the county seat Tuesday t.
: transact some business and visite,
friends.
: Charley Nau and son Clair of tn
S Outlook community, drove down b.
e car Tuesday to transact business an
Visit friends.
t GEORGE Jackson, a farmer who live
h IL miles southwest of PlentvwooC
: brought in 81 bushels of wheat b
truck Tuesday.
Rudolph Nelson and wife, who re
side eight miles east of this city, wer
!: seen in Plentywood Tuesday lookin
after business.
Mrs. J. H. Johnson of the Redston
s community, was in the county me
I tropolis two days this week visitin
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Madsen of Re
: serve arrived in Plentywood Frida
Z and spent several days looking afte
+ business and visiting relatives an
& friends.
Leona and Rachel Filter of tn
Z Marsh school were in Plentywoo
I Monday and Tuesday, taking in tn
& 7th and 9Th grade examinations.
VIM. Hass, farmer of the Outloo
( country, was business caller in tn
& county capital Monday, looking afte
Z legal matters and attending to som
( collections.
+ Edward Belandi has left the hospit
( al where he has been confined fo
{ the past week or more following a
+ operation. He is back on the Job {
Z the Orpheum.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bull and famil
{ returned Wednesday from a month
X visit in Minnesota and North Dakot;
: Carl reports an excellent time br
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