The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-03-30

business IN connection WIN w. ~
Kennedy estate. o;4 HI
u,oc N brentwood Monday attending
to busienss and shopping last Moh-
day. -,
in brentwood Tuesday to transact
business. taking home a load of mer-
chandise with him.
Elmer Smith, one of the citizens of
the McElroy district, drove to Plentv-
wood Saturday to have some dental
work done. :.
B. L. McElroy left Tuesday for his
homestead in the McElrOy district
Tuesday to look after some farm op-
erations there.
Ted Lindell and wife, farmers of 16
miles east of PlentywoOd, were sho"-
pers in the county capital last Mon
day.
AL Kurtz and his orchestra mOtored
to Wolf Creek Saturday to give the
lovers of dancing some music for a
r big dance that evening.
Leonard Potter of the Raymond
= country was in Tuesday looking after
v some tractor parts and also did some
shopping.
e w. K. Knight of Redstone was IN
= Thursday and had a sinus operation
by Dr. Steele at the clinic. He will
k be able to return home Saturday.
; The Red Cab has been busy the past |
several days hauling gravel to i'm
2 prove the Howard Lewis residential
l. driveway.
The Schallenger Brothers arrived
in Tuesday in Plentywood after having
4 spent the winter months in Mime
sofa and Wisconsin.
e. Hugh Jones, Welliver farmer, was
to in Plentywood the fore part Of the
week, repairing his car and also get
Of ting repairs for farm machinery.
n New spring things for the home in
10. Curtains, Draperies, Bed Spreads,
ar Table Cloths, Towels, Arm Rests,
of Chair backs, doilies, dresser scarfs,
". etc. Johnson's Store.
ed John Jorgensrud of the Raymond
tai country has been in PlentywoOd for
several days, preparing for his de-
of parture for his new home on the west
ity coast. He says he has quit farming
for a time at least.
en- Henry Ator, of II miles south of
in this city, drove in Saturday through
!. the mud to get repairs for a grain
cleaner. Henry said the going was
on rather tough, but it just had to be
done.
an Simon Swanson purchased a new
les Light Six Nash car last week from
the Farmers Garage. Simon say
ire that his car will do anything he want
the 1T to do within reason ana is YER
nsi- proud of the new machine.
P. D. and A. A. Brenteson, farm
ned ers of the Coalridge country, autoe
this to the county metropolis WeoneSoa
, he to look over farm machinery whic
they will need for spring farming OF
lilies erations.
+he Paul Kanning, bonanza farmer liz
q in ing south of Flaxville, was in Plent!
wood Friday and Saturday looking o'
the er farm machinery and seed grain fl
len his large farming operations tn
for spring.
Jens Olson, we'll known Daom;
of farmer, drove to Plentywood Wedne
rday day on business pertaining to far
sure machinery. He returned home Il
same day.
SON A. J. Moore, wiz was confined
" on his home for several days the TO
func- part of the week, was able to resur
his work at the News office last We
City nesday.
, This Emil moe Of Archer was on
with streets of Plentywood Tuesday. En-
has been i'll and was confined to
, the bed for a time but is now much b
wood ter though still weak.
" his Wayne Aasvedt of the Reserve co
munity was a business caller in Pl'
,c tywood Wednesday, looking after
seen business for himself and some OF
,sdav. neighbors.
inery. Mr.. and MRS: .. y, Dr e 61I Ia,
the ers living IL miles east OF fIentywo
coun- were in the county seat the latter p
nm a of last week attending to legal m
tiers.
ritory Selmer Stangeland, antelope Ia
look er, was IN Pientywooo " SS ssi
- land has been i'll for the past sew
. weeks, but is now greatly improv
Andrew Krowen, Andrew Espen
Peder Bruvold were among tt
from Cometrown and vicinity att
ing to business in the county cal
. last Tuesday. :.
Gustav copeland, the tenor sil
from the McElroy territory, wa!
week end in Plentywood visiting
old acouaintances. He left for
home Tuesday.
Arthur Kazeck, a farmer of
l1sWelliver country, spent several
in the city this week getting sup
for his farm. He left Thursday
his home.
Ray Whitish and family, Twin
Itmiles south of here were Plenty
visitors Saturday and Monday re
ing machinery and doing some
ping.
Mrs. Alfred Kurtz has been con
to her bed for several days the
NJ week with a severe cold and a
time of this writing has improved
siderable.
Ed. Van Hee of Antelope was
county seat for several days rep
his car and making arrangemel
take up his work on the RENE
dray line.
Erwin Marsh left Monday for
where he will be an assistant
Westland Oil station in that tov
the coming season. He resigned
. the Moe Mercantile Co. last Sat
Mrs. Zimmerman will enterta
members of the Lutheran Ladie
at her home Thursday, April 5tl
. the members kindly bring thei
denial crosses with offering.
Joseph Hutton and Bert X
(: were among the farmers of IN