The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-10
Local News

second hand tires at the Tire sbop.
Editor Sherry of the Redstone Re-
view was county seat visitor Wed
nesday. "eu
DIR. Edw. E. York will be back from
his vacation Saturday, August 11th
''i-0 '"iiie PIactlce' adv.
If you don't see it in the locals -
IS because we didn't know about #
Phone No. 76. -''
For Sale-1 28-46 Rumeley Separa-
tor and 5000 engine. This RIO IS ali
ready for threshing. Peterson Co. II
Grace Drake has accepted a posi-
ton at the City Cafe commencing her
duties Tuesday.
Selmer Stangeland and wife of An
telOpe precinct were guests in Plen-
tywood Saturday evening.
VIM. GabrielsOn of Westbv precinct
motored to the county seat Sunday.
returning home the following day.
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Our new fall line of dresses is now
ready for your inspection. Johnson's
Store. adv
Mary Yaraloski and son from the
Coalridge country were in brentwood
Saturday on legal matters.
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Louis Pierce and Charles Hilyard
motored to Williston Monday for car
fixtures.
Martin Nelson of this city is build
ing barn 3OX40 on his farm 10 miles
south of Plentywood. The building
is made with stone walls and wood
roof.
Kenneth Kelly arrived in Plenty
wood Wednesday morning from Chi
cagO where he has been attending col
lege the past year.
Paul Kanning of Flaxville was in
Plentywood Wednesday on business.
He says he will be cutting some of
his grain the last of the week.
Department of Justice operative
James Costello looked after business
for Uncle Sam in Plentywood Tues
day.
Andrew Fadness and family living
south of Redstone on the reservation
were shoppers in Plentywood Satur-
day.
Mrs. Claude Smith was in from thu.
farm southwest of Plentywood oct
ting supplies preparatory to starting
harvesting.
Jack Mohr who took in the Regina
Provincial exhibition returned Satur-
day. He purchased some cattle on
his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Stoner of Out
look passed through Plentywood on
Tuesday afternoon on their way to
Iowa on a two weeks trip.
John Stoner and family motored
through Plentywood Tuesday on their
way from California to their farm in
the Outlook country.
Earl Cosper and wife of Outlook
motored to the county seat Monday
afternoon to do some shopping and
attend to othe rbusiness matters.
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A hail storm is reported to have
struck in the vicinity of Grenora the
first of the week but very little dam
age has been reported.
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Melvin Granrud and wife motored
to Plentywood Monday from their
farm in the Medicine Lake country
to do some shopping.
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Eva Mann and daughter left fol
Flaxville Wednesday morning. Mrs
Mann has accepted position in that
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Taylor
left Friday by car for Minnesota
where they will visit relatives fol
a short time.
Border Patrolman C. Johnston ant
{ family of Comertown motored to tn
county seat Wednesday on legal mat
tiers and to greet old time friends.
: For the past several weeks a GREY
: of workmen has been busy overhaul
ing and repairing the Occident ele
vator. The elevator is electrical
equipped throughout.
Liz Vaughn and wife of Outloo
motored to Plentywood Saturday
= have some adjustments made on tn
family car and incidentally do som
shopping.
The Progressive Farmers held the
regular monthly meeting in the Farm
Ner-Labor Temple Monday evening
There was much lively discussion an
a good attendance.
larsen Cook was in from his far
in the Welliver country Thursday {
! last week getting repair and suppl,
in preparation for harvest and thresl
I ing.
Matt Stein of Minot of Minot a
n rived in Plentywood Sunday and
: Monday morning commenced audltir
Il the books of the Westland Oil Co. st
j ton here.
Louis Mehl was in town the fir
of the week from his farm five mil
81 east getting his truck ready for Il
a fall rush and also purchasing son
new machinery.
n Babies must be protected from fiji
= Resides their torment and tortul