The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-02-10
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Il he streets V " of FrOid was a
l i. h. " Wa, o,U in Plentywood Monday.
Sa olcar Barsness Of 81! M TI"rsdav. LAM
i Osc1ib business visitor l nar,Coay mo-
vas a. pu RTdeen, of the DagmTar pre-
i Victor ny y the county seat Tuesday
dnct ,,, %iS = business; r,..;,,o die
r' I5eIIa TUNE of the 1i FI4 tzwnod Fri
--;s twas was visitor IN Fisii'' "0'O
Day ,...or Floyd Gillespie of Froid
/ PIoles5iSld the basket ball team to
] this city Mrs Mrs Jess Adams of Ray
! NJ , %ae in PlenytwoOd Friday, re-
no i;r %' over until Tuesday. L..
ni1lHIP5S Fink of Outlook was a Dusl-
/ J. i ,isitor Saturday, remaining oV-
er 3lg Emnderson of Westby came over
i r t,o or' and bus Tuesday to transact
business; ;1sa p. Davidson of Westby dis
] JonT Was an overnight visitor Tues
day. r Nereson, farmer living 6
IL H. north Of McElroy was IN Plen-
nllss o5 Tuesday on business.
4 i!T Irs F B. LOSING of the Wanso
Mis, was in PlentywOOd overnight
] tuesday ,,-,.o1,,, ond family of
j nai brentwood visited in this city
al c,turd9V
@ ILu yWalkoski was in Plentywood,
] INV. ;OD' some purchasing the first of
j the week. D.,.o. e Ao+o1ono
u .ra IN the county seat Saturday ev-
asIS taking in the Leap Year dance.
] ' VIM Morgan of Westby drove to
Z =. county seat Tuesday on legal bust
G. Anderson, Westby banker,
3 natored to PlentywOOd Tuesday to
3 ,+erd to legal business.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Rice from An
q ..Ione were shopping and visiting with
Il friends at Plentywood Thursday fore
n Markuson of Medicine Lake was
g. PlentvwOOd with a new Ford Tues
q @r demonstrating its merits to the
public.
Rabbi Thompson of Outlook drove
aver Friday to get some auto and
farm repairs besides doing some shop
ping
Glib Zeidler, Arnold Mitchell and
RAYMOND Erickson returned from the
Vocational school at BOzeman Satur-
q day.
q John Shea of the Two Tree district
70 miles southwest Of this city, was
ID the county capital Monday trans
acting legal business.
Wiss WynOna Wankel of the DoOley
district, was in the county metropolis
Saturday, visiting with friends anC
taking in the Leap Year dance.
Mr.. Amundsen, Westby school in.
suu,tor, drove to Plentywood Sunday
i to visit friends and to test out the
roads from Westby to Plenywood.
81 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Johnson OF
Whitehall arrived in PlentywoOd Wed
1esjay to transact business and dc
some shopping
n GOnius Lauritzen of the Reserve
country was 'Plentywood business
visitor Tuesday, returning home the
following day.
a Paul and Albert Schillinger left fol
northern Minnesota by car Monday
where Albert expects to locate per
manently. He has disposed of all hi
property to Mr.. Van Hee of this city
George Bell of the Dagmar precinc
cropped into the county seat Monda!
and remained until Wednesday to par
uapate in the Progressive Farmers
netting
Mrs R. P Fitzgerald gave a part
Ht the Junior class of the PlentywooC
high School Friday evening. Man!
games were played and the youn)
IoIKS danced for a while, after whicl
d delicious lunch was served by Mrs
Fitzgerald
Inc Paul Ketterman home was tn
%g Of social gathering of youn,
.oT last Wednesday evening. Sew
aal new games were played afte
sIch the floor was cleared for dane
ny. An excellent lunch was serve
10 t6e Young folks.
DCkN to Mr.. and Mrs. Donal
IIllck at the Sheridan Memoris
IJSpAal on Thursday, February 2,
%oy girl. Those directly concerne
de doing nicely and Donald ic .
smiles. anu Oii''iu 10 d
A.. Mr. i and Mrs. Frank Stringer q
v vval Medicine Lake were in Plenty
nav "SOu Monday and Tuesday on bus
W. s d ana also to attend the Progress
n 't e. lTmerS meeting which was hel
c Ts tIaTnmer-Labor temple Tuesday
vs s1,ls' Dahlgaard, one of the roa
n \ T OF the McNulty precinct, wa
,ttsnS Sa'ywOod Monday and Tuesda,
CoNns TO some business with TIL
SU.o W commissioners at the coul
- Sna M P. Jones and wife of Pee.
~, mOnt'' and an official of tt
t rvSaJ ~ Farmers, landed in Plel
as 'V n monday to be here to after
tuesday. 's'Ve Farmers meetlr
Hs %is' =; M; Hunt of the PlentywoC
on lett for Great Falls Saturds
Oprt t1Sni !, pertaining to her oil Or
M+sd one on returned Tuesday and r
S Ssi, the ne weather at Great Fal
Hs @ A. Streeter of Poplar was
ans 'yl% woo Wednesday, going ov
Is ,.n legal papers in CONNECTION wi
RaDIe GSelvership of the First Nation
BUSINESS fe' and also transacting 9th
has NJ Ssa weather for the past two wee
as S't y very mild and it has thaw
nad 9 S cause water to stand in t
na5s SSlelghing is about gone and t
soft mare a6e very poor because of t
sink ''''eS which allow the wheels
y 4 os,. Arthur h ziebarth gave > now
IDEAS Os t; present epiove edSt the ~ r.
Old and n the program as we'll as /
e..a ana many he's %eu do