The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-09-21
Local News

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adv "eSoDy:
Frank Sebastian was in from b;s
farm miles southwest of PIentI'
wood the first of the week Iooli2o
after some horses.
Ed. Hill and Charles Squires left
by car Wednesday for Grand Forks
to be gone several days. They expect
to drive back a new Nash.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Hill entertained
number of Plentywood bachelors
at a duck dinner Monday evening.
The bachelors are loud in their praise
OF the culinary ability of Mrs. Hill.
The ditcher which was used to DIG
the ditch for the sewer extension was
Loaded on flat car Friday and sent
to Minot, the headquarters of the
contractors. Work on the extension
is nearly finished.
Avery L. Roser, manager of the J.
Z. Penney store, left for st. Paul
Saturday to attend the semiannual
buying convention of store managers
for the company. The convention will
be held at the Hotel St. Paul.
Nels Reinertson of the Homestead
country was Plentywood caller last
Saturday. While here he dropped in
to this office and had his name added
TO the long and rapidly growing list
OF subscribers to the Producers News.
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The old coal shed which stood on
the back end of the corner lot nexr
to the Orpheum theatre was moved
onto the back end of the lot Just
north, Tuesday, to allow more room
. for the new filling station which is
being built on the corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Hanson mo-
tored to the county seat the first OF
the week for short visit with
: friends and incidentally to do some
) shopping.
Mrs. Arthur Ziebarth returned Sat
f. urday from two weeks vacation
: spent at the parental home in Colum
bus, Wisconsin and with relatives anC
friends in Minneapolis.
: Mrs. A. Hollan and daughter Div,
of Mahnomen, Mimi, arrived in tn
city Wednesday to join Mr.. Hollal
who is contracting mason. Mr.. Hol
: Ian has been in Plentywood the pas
: summer.
Andrew Young who lives four mile
e east and one mile south of Coalridg
e { was in the city Wednesday of thi
u week on business in connection wit
his auction sale which will be he'll
q October 1st.
. U. c. Farmhouse of Comertow
II was a business visitor in Plentywoo
Wednesday. While in the city M
s Farmhouse paid the Producers New
o. pleasant call and renewed his sui
IS scription for another year.
Miguel Virguez an employee of tn
u Great Northern is confined to IL
~ Memorial hospital with an infecte
Is knee resulting from having a lare
silver run into it. Virguez home
at Satana Grande, Porto Rico.
ne LOST-Black Portfolio containing S,
ne perMade Cook Wear literature, b
tween Tourist park and busine
section. Finder please return
as this office and receive reward.
r. F. Gardner. "a
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Benjamin Gitlow, candidate for Il
office of vice president of the Unit
er States will deliver a speech at t
on Temple Monday evening at eight
lal clock. No matter what your polite
affiliations may be he will give you
different viewpoint of affairs of
e. day.
tie Edward Peterson, manager of t
Monarch lumber yard had the misfC
bo tune Tuesday evening to wrench I
nc knee quite badly. AS he stepped
- the running board of his car his fl
e. :, slipped and he fell in a hole in su
III a way as to cause the injury which
bic quite painful and makes it dlfflc
H. IT, to get around.
9s5 Elwood House motored over fir
leu Outlook Saturday to transact so
business and while here told of
recent trip through Yellowstone Pa
Ion Among other things he said he /
ng;; been through the park several tir
tea and each time had been able to f
as something new to wonder at.
John Arthur Stahlberg of Outl
lrm was observed tripping the light f
lie tastic at the temple Saturday nis
oao John is the popular wielder of
lec- quill who produces "Stahlber
Sandwiches" and Hiking to 'Fris
. which appear from time to time
uuuv the Producers News and which
- read with great avidity by the
rusers of this paper.
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