The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-02-24
Local News


-Ir. Pierce looked after business.
Coal orders will receive nrornt
attention. Phone 20 or see A. W.
kurtz. 90 &C
Commissioner Ed. Iverson of Ante
l1le Vas a business caller in the !
county capital last Saturday.
John Eggen, Archer farmer motor
ed to PlentywOod Saturday to trans
act business.
Sid Jordan, farmer of the Plenty
wood district, attended the tractor
show in this city Saturday afternoon.
SIMON Hanson of Raymond motor
ed to Plentywood Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Ole Bjurklund.
Dutch Kazeck of the Welliver dis
tlIct motoIed to Plentywood Tuesday
on business.
Oswald Andersen of Reserve at
tended the Tractor School at the Far
mer-LabOr Temple Saturday.
R. w. Ruegsegger of Outlook
was a business visitor in the county
metropolis last Saturday.
Victor Anker, prominent Outlook
farmer, was a visitor in Plentywood
on business Saturday.
BON to Mr.. and Mrs. ROy Mann.
Thursday morning, nine pound girl.
Mother and son are doing nicely.
thomas AtOr of four miles east of
this city was among those attending
the show at the Orpheum Sunday ev-
ening.
Cha1les Madsen of Archer was
among the large number of farmers
ATTENDING the tractor show in this city
last Saturday.
Charles Leader of Archer was in
the county seat Saturday looking af-
ter the purchasing of machinery to
be needed in his spring farming oper-
atoms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Mclean and
wife, prominent farmers living eight
miles east of Plentywood, drove in
Sunday to attend the show at the Or
pheum.
Christ Island of Antelope was a
business visitor in the county capital
Saturday. He remained for the even
ing show at the Orpheum.
George Jensen of the Dagmar dis
trict was in the county seat Saturday
to transact business and in the even
ing attended the social program put
on by the Progressive Farmers at the
Temple.
Wednesday morning of last week,
a daughter, weighing 81a pounds, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs Phil Ziebarth
of this city. Mother and daughter
are getting along nicely.
VIM. McGinty, living 10 miles south
of this city drove in Saturday to pur-
chase merchandise and look after
, some farm machinery which he will
need in spring operations.
Harold Olson of Reserve was a
business caller in this city Saturday
| In the evening he attended the Pro
gressive Farmers social at the Farm
| er-Labor Temple.
A farewell party was given in the
4 Raymond Hall, Thursday, Feb. Is in
: honor of B. Heron. Music for the
dance which was greatly enjoyed by
all was furnished by Alps Go-Get-Ers
/ of Plentywood.
e Outlook was we'll represented al
r the Progressive Farmers social helC
last Saturday evening at the Farmer
S Labor Temple. Over twenty couple.
r were present from that community tt
d trip the light fantastic.
Large numbers of brentwood citi
r, zens attended the meetings of Dr
l. Olson held at the Orpheum theatr
It and the Congregational church las
Friday and Sunday. His lectures hav
# been the topics of many discussions.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brelje an
d family of five miles south of Outloo
e were Plentywood visitors Saturday
Mr.. Brelje taking in the TractO
h school put on by the John Deere traC
t. tor company.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Petersen of tn
l. Reserve country motored to Plenty
s. wood Saturday to visit their daugi
tiers and attend the Progressive Fa1
n mers- social in the evening. They n
RS turnd to their home Monday.
s. William Brightsman who is farm
n ing 22 miles southwest of this city Q
RS the reservation, brought a load
grain to Plentywood, going from hel
es to his farm near Dooley where
he brought back some feed for his stoC
pc on the reservation.
It. The degree team of the ProgreSsiv
ON Farmers drove to Outlook Friday e
lie ening and Initiated a large class
candidates. A most enjoyable tin
lr- was reported. This is the secol
Is. large class to be taken into tn
en- Council within the past three weeks
ed Andy Abbot, who is farming abo
les 30 miles south of Plentywood on t
on reservation, motored to this city wi
lie truck load of feed Tuesday.
ok also went to his homestead north
Dooley where he got load of fal
Re- machinery for his farming operatio
IN on the reservation.
in John Rooney returned from I
Twin Cities few days ago, wht
at he had been taking a course in t
at repairing by the latest metho
the Mr.. Rooney has been looking over
territory with view to installing
ers tire repairing shop and may loci
in in Plentywood, the hub of Sherid
IRE county.
Elmer Bernau, well known farm
yer living east of Plentywood, return
me Saturday from an EXTENDED WISH
af- his parents IN Iowa, where ne aCte
ed their golden wedding. He also '
ere tied in Missouri before return
mn home. Elmer reports having had
nm fill of fruit in the southern cline ;
greatly enjoyed his trip, but was G
NV to again look over the broad Monti
aefs prairies and be with the home TO
tur- Mr.. and Mrs. August Westp
well known farmers living six m
we're east of Outlook, autoed to Pier
non wood Saturday to attend the trat
ess. show and do some shopping. w