The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-11-23


Waltz me around again Willie at the
Thanksgiving Ball at Farmer-Labor
Temple, Thursday Eve, Nov. 29th.
Carl Larsen, Reserve blacksmith
made a quick business trip to the
county seat. Mr.. Larsen is preparing
to make a trip to Denmark in the
near future.
George Powney, farmer of the
Coalridge community, was in Plenty
wood Tuesday and while here was
prominent figure at the local roller
skating rink.
A. d. Paulson, a farmer in the
Medicine Lake country, was in Plen-
tywood between trains to pay taxes
and transact other business last Sat-
urday.
Ben Midtbo returned to Plenty
wood Monday after having spent the
past few months in different points
In North and South Dakota and Ne
braska. Ben reports that he is glad
to be back again as there is no place
like Plentywood.
Clair St0ner, one time resident OF
PlentywOod left Sunday morning fol
the west after spending a short time
in Plentywood in the interest of the
Wheat Pool.
Bert Cameron of Sybouts, Sask.
Can, transacted business in Plenty
wood Monday. While here he loaded
up with Plentywood flour to take
home with him.
: Need New Overshoes? Let us fl
your Shoes with pair of Goodrich
: overshoes. You won't need new one
so often if you will buy them here
Johnson'S Store. adv
Mrs. Dean Moore entertained few
of her friends at six o'clock dinner a
: her home Saturday. Those presen
were the Misses Haugen, Wheeler
! Baker, MacMoran, Hovdey, Risa, Ell
! len Olson and Ordahl.
Orville Bantz motored to Havr
and Great Falls the first of the weel
d He returned Wednesday.
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t Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Brady and U.
It Farmhouse of the Comertown terri
tory were county seat callers Thurs
day.
: Louis Peterson is driving an entr
) for a coal mine at the Pete Mario
farm. Louis states that the coal
fairly good now at about Is feet
q and prospects are good for fir.
n class coal mine.
Axel Nelson of Coalridge an
Christ Peterson of south of Come.
,e town were amongst those bringing
d wheat the first of the week and tai
1T ing out their winters supply of flol
from the Plentywood Milling Co.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Howell ente
y tanned the Producers News force an
a. their wives at a venison dinner We
nesday evening. P. D. returned Sa
urday from Harlowton bringing vii
e. him the legal limit of deer. The for
6 enjoyed immensely the feast.
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The Antelope H. S. basketba
teams, both girls and boys, Journey
y to Flaxville Wednesday, where tn,
N played the nigh school teams of tn
a town. The Antelope boys won by
d. score of IS to 1 and the Antelol
girls won by a score of IL to 10.
y Edward Joyce of north of Come
i'd town, Carl Haven of Westby, Chri
Lux of Outlook and Ole Flakne
Archer were among the many far1
ed ers exchanging wheat for flour
I'D the Plentywood mill the past fe
lg days.
The state council of the Progre
on sive Farmers met in Plentywo
ST Monday. There were many live
or discussions on various subjects. 1t
reported that this was one of t
best meetings held for some time,
no so that the reports from the locs
"a councils over the state were very {
's couraging.
Knute Knutson of Redstone i
PlentywoOd by car Tuesday morni
for Albert Lea, Mimi, with his sist
Mrs. H. E. Fretheim, and Jimr
Garneau. The latter will go on
St. Paul. Mr.. Knutson will return
time for spring work.
Mrs. Little, formerly Miss R
Wheeler, daughter of w. A. Wheel
old-time settler of Froid, was a c.
er at the Producers News office M
p;o day. Mrs. Little and her father
+bee leaving for points in Mexico for
ev- winter.