The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-31

hardware at Garneau's Variety. 22-4
We handle the Chevrolet cars and
trucks. Bredevine and Larson. West
by. adv. off
For Sale-1 28-46 Rumeley Separa-
tor and 5000 engine. This rig is all
ready for threshing. Peterson Co. II
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George Whitish was up from the
Medicine Lake country Monday look
ing after business matters.
Ben Moe came in from his home in
the Archer country Tuesday and
drove home a new Nash coupe.
Our new Nellie Don Printed Cotton
Frocks have just arrive. On sale at
Ktzenberg's. 22-1
Arthur Anderson of Antelope was
in Plentywood Monday with face COW
cred with smiles-new 1912 pound
son.
c. B. Robinson of the Plentvwood
Auto Co., returned from Fargo Tues
day evening where he had been on
business.
Carl West of the West Cafe and
creamery returned Tuesday evening
from Great Falls, where he had been
on business.
K. G. Cable of Whitehall was one of
those from out of town who was req
lStered at one of the local hotels Sun
day.
Irwin S2chow went to 500 post of
( flee the latter part of last week and
returned with Ford truck which he
{ purchased.
Hans Henderson of Archer pur.
Z chased a new Massey Harris combine
from Lou Smith and took it home
Saturday.
Hans Agaard was in from the farm
Tuesday for a load of gas and oil
n Hans says he is just about ready tt
! start threshing.
Simon Swanson is putting in a Del
e co Light plant for Christ Jensen VIII,
l. lives about Is miles east of Plenty
wood.
S, You are cordially invited to inspec
C, our new line of dresses. Latest i
materials and designs. Many beauti
ful models to choose from. Johnson
D. store. 2
Lest we forget! We are closing OF
n our mems hats, caps, shirts, shoe
- ETC., in order to make room for GU
dry goods and ladies' ready-to-wea
Jobnson's Store. %
re Mr.. Palutzke of Los Angeles a
IL rived here Tuesday to take care of h
share of the crop from his land ar
in transact other business.
u County Commissioner Art Wank
of Dooley was in town Friday on bu
,r- mess and incidentally took home r
,rt pairs for his tractor.
George Jackson of the Welliv
,ct country was in Plentywood Mondi
sss looking over a new truck which he
contemplating purchasing.
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,as Robert VanHee has secured a po
his ton in Froid and was here the first
the week getting ready to move
household effects to Froid.
net 90
,ok Peter Bruvold came over FRI
Comertown Friday to look after sol
business matters. He says the fir
rm of last week raised hob with the |;
for grain.
Sidonia Jacobsen, the 10 year
lrm daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul JAG
'me sen of Reserve under went tonsil
tony operation at the local hospi
.oO, Tuesday.
III Alice and Harvey Dionne, the yoI
son and daughter of Mr.. and N
mn Frank Dionne of Plentywood,
ook tnelr ConsllS ana auenolus reinoVeu
the hospital Saturday.
Otto, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Amt
son of the Dooley country, who
Atty oeen 4i suii ' ,,.e 0 of+o~ ,nJerac
,agy $3.50 oet,,. "a r DE- plor+u,uood
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Henry Styve of the Archer dist
was in Plentywood Monday after
: pairs for his harvesting machin
Emil Moe of Archer precinct
observed on the streets of Pie
wood Monday.
M. ]. Haybergh of ScObey We
business visitor in town Tue sda
Roy Smith, son of Mr.. and
Bob Smith had his tonsils and
oids removed at the hospital III
day of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Granrud
ped in Plentywood on their way
from Medicine Lake to Raymond
Axel Swanson of Coalridge W;
town Tuesday to secure a numD'
men for his threshing crew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Toftness
children returned Tuesday from &
it in North Dakota and Mime
~ Martin says that fishing in tn
haunts of boyhood days in Mimi
1T. isn't as good as it used to be.
~ Fred Marsh, the Westland Oil
IN went to Minot last Saturday and
back a new International
Blaine Robinson of the Plenty
III Auto Co. accompanied him and
Il back a REQ Speedwagon, also Il
err use of Mr.. Marsh.