The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-11-09


Snap bargains in Indian lands C.u
M Nh or write to Theo. Rounds. PonIar
adv.-1t
Mrs. A. N. Wankel of Doolev Woe
Ia Fle7ntywood Thursday, HAVING so %@,e
dental work done. --'''-iis sumo
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Auolpn Hovdey of Raymond mot
I!ed 70 Plentywood Friday to have
his auto repaired. - nave
Mr., and Mrs. George johnson of
iAhCeiope We're among those attend
ing the rally Monday evening.
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Carl Hole of Reserve motored to
the county capital Wednesday ~
learn the results of Tuesdays cleo
). P. Olsen of Dagmar passed tbrn
Plentywood Saturday on his wav IN
stone. W A'eu
George jackson and family motored
IN from their home in the Welliver
urday. p -''S' '"'
Carl Nereson and family of north
OF McElroy were in the county seat
saturday having some dental work
attended to.
John Lee of Froid has been busv
here the past few days preparing his
apparatus for moving some buildings
In this vicinity.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer of Sidney who
have been visiting friends in this
city for several weeks, left for their
home Monday.
Mrs. Williams of Brainerd, Mimi,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Joe kavon, for the past 10 days, left
for her home Monday.
Dan Mccall was in from his ranch
northwest of Comertown, Monday,
looking after business matters. Dan
is going to put on a turkey shoot
: Sunday.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Ziebarth, who has been seriously
/ i'll with pneumonia last week and had
: relapse, is now well on the way to
5 recovery.
Asa Barnes of the Redstone coun-
t try passed through Plentywood the
{ first of the week with load of fine
, rams to be wintered at the Peter
Marion ranch.
: VIM. Guam and son, Leonard, from
:, south of McElrOy were in the county
s seat Wednesday looking over election
returns and attending to business al
the court house.
s VIM. Morgan, the coal mine oper.
: ator living south of McElroy, was il
having some repairing done on his
mining machinery at the local mach
: inc shop last Friday.
. The Rock Spring Ladies' Aid will
, have their sale on November 18th il
the Rock Spring school house. Luncl
] will be served at 1900 o'clock an,
. sale starts right after.
q Dwight McCallister and wife arriv
4 ed in Plentywood, Saturday iron
Great Falls and are visiting Nh
McCallister' parents. They may 10
d cate here for time at least.
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If o. P. Lien of Hanks, N. D., who
engaged in drilling several wells o
the Reservation was a Plentywoo
caller Saturday afternoon, attendin
to business matters. The Producer
News acknowledges a pleasant call.
Vern Sachow, who had an accideT
two weeks ago today, when Fresh
scraper he was working on tipped o.
er and threw him between the horse
and badly sprained his ankle, is no
able to be out and around on crutche
After the strenuous election con
to st. Paul and enjoy few days re
Z reation. Visit the shops, theatre
and cafes. Stop at HOTEL JEW
ELL, II E. 9Th St., opposite COu
House. Sensible prices. adv
P. d. Howell, of the Producers New
mechanical force, left Saturday f
2 Horlowton, Mont, for a two wee
vacation there, and will vile aw;
his time angling for the festive tro
and hunting the elusive deer. '
. envy him.
Mrs. E. G. Steele left the first
=. = the week for New York, where s
Z will join her husband, DR.. Steele, W
n together with DIR. Lewis, form
II brentwood doctor, will open up
practice in the largest city of t
United States.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid W
serve its annual supper at the chur
parlors, Saturday, November "a
They invite everyone 70 come and
ioy the many good things to eat.
few of the specialties are lutefl
lefse, roast pork, pumpkin pie a
whipped cream.
Thomas Rosson sprained his Il
Saturday and also burned his hal
It seems that Mr.. Rosson sprained
ankle while getting out of car.
the time he did not think much OF
Later when he arrived home and
down to relieve sharp pain IN
ankle and then started to ARISE,
discovered that he could not stand
-. 80 o,,d fell Tn irving to s.