The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-04-20

AN NAA % 4NlSAS Jensen of Re-
serve community autoed to the counf,,
metropolis to do some shopping
j. j. Goehring of the WhitetaiI CON,
was in the county seat No
day on legal business. -1O
Henry Gary, Redstone farmer woo
in Plentywood Monday, GETTING re @
for spring farming operations
Melvin Granrud of Raymond came
in Wednesday to purchase some farm
machinery. -''i -
Harrison Malcolm and wife were
PlentywoOd guests last Monday on
a shopping trip.
Curt Dennis, U. S. deputy marshall
arrived in Plentywood Saturday to
attend to official business.
Anna Hovet motored to her homo
east of Antelope Saturday to snend
the week end with her folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beryl Pierce. Harold
Hanisch, Helga Hendrickson and SteI-
la Larson mOtored to Flaxville Sat
urday evening to take in the masked
ball in that town.
George Smith of the Welliver coun-
try, was in Plentywood Monday look
ing over the Massey-Harris line of
machinery.
Miss Gladys Kelly and Matt Stein
motored to Scobey Monday to attend
the Bankers banquet which was held
in that city on that day.
The Catholic Altar Society held
their regular meeting Wednesday af-
ternoOn at the church parlors. A pub
lie luncheon was served
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Bucken and son
Edward of Fortuna, N. D., were Plen-
tywood visitor Tuesday and remained
over night.
A: w. Olsen, a farming living in
the Dagmar precinct was in the cOun-
ty metropolis last Tuesday on business
at the court house.
Marian Cooper, a farmer from the
McElroy territory, was in Plentywood
the first of the week on business per
tanning to farming operations.
Lucille MOrey is assisting at the
Frank Guenther home this week dur
ing the indispOsition of Mrs. Guenth-
er.
Ernie Mack, of eight miles east of
PlentywOod was in the city Wednesday
II. A. Streeter of Glasgow, the re-
celver of the defunct First National
Bank of this city, was here Monday
and Tuesday transacting business.
A. G. LELAND and Charles Grant
of the Outlook country were among
those calling at the County Agents
ottIce to see about pure seed grain.
Frank Fishbeck and Stanley Paiu-
bicki left for Minot Monday to trans
act business there and to bring back
new cars.
Sven Petersen of Dagmar motored
to Plentywood Saturday and called on
the County Agent in regard to some
grain.
George Carlson of Dooley was seen
en- the sterets of Plentywood Monday
lie ermained over night erturning to
his home Tuesday morning.
The very newest styles in dresses
are arriving to fill the gaps made by
our early sales. Shop now while our
assortment is at its best. Johnson's
store adv
Albeit Void was among those from
the Raymond country transactinp
business IN Plentywood Monday anc
Tuesday.
Ernest Olson of the Westbv dis.
trict, was a Plentywood shoppe1
Saturday and took in the show in the
evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Moore anc
children autoed down to the Der
Luebke farm west of Froid last Sun
day to spend the day.
WIN. Morgan, miner and farmer
living south of McElroy, was in thu
county seat Friday tarnsacting lega
business in connection with his mine.
Clinton Cosper of Outlook has beer
spending the past several days in thi
city repairing road machinery at tn
county sheds in Plentywood.
Fred Heppner, a farmer living 1.
miles northeast of Plentywood was il
Monday arranging for his farming op
erations for the coming season.
Ray Whitish, Welliver farmer. wa
in the county metropolis Monday O,
business and In the evening took i
the social doings.
Peder Bruvold of Comertown wa
in Plentywood Tuesday on legal busi
ness. Peder is figuring on raising
large number of turkeys this year.
Nels SOrensen, prosperous Dagma
; farmer, was in the county seat Nor
, day looking after legal matters e
the court house.
Leon McNichols of Havre was
, Plentywood Monday and Tuesday, a
tending the meeting of grain buyer
{ at the office of the Progressive Farm
ers Elevator Co.
= F. C. Faaborg, receiver of the S.
: curity State Bank of Medicine LAX
t and Grant Blackwell, his attorney, a.
peared before Judge Paul Saturda
r asking for final settlement of Il
D banks affairs. A hearing will
held later 1t is reported that 70
: will be paid to the depositors wht
the final settlement is made.