The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-11-30

us time now to think of us.,,
Pc Pglsonal gift for those Won 10y 49,
mere nothing so distinctive &c IUnv.
photograph. Luehr Studio. $G I45
a frame building was moved ~
rom the country last week and To-
GATED on a lot across the street 49,,
tne Greer residence in the sortb 1ooelI
part of the city. 'ii''''S'
Dan Mccall and son. Don Of +bo
Comertown precinct motored n pIono
+ tyW0od the first of the week settling
some matters pertaining to the laaS9
ing OF piece of land.
EDWIN Torpen and Eugene Hanson
OF the Comertown country bronob+ ~ =,
a load of wheat to the Plent12Iyoo ~
lou tlour Mill the first of the week and
took home load of flour.
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Mrs. E. l. Miller returned FROM,
Malta, this state, Sunday, where She
had been visiting her parents She
was met by her husband at Culbert-
son.
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mr.. and Mrs. John Phelan of south
OF MGElroy were Plentywo 81 visitors
last F. day. Mr.. Phelan looked after
tax matters and Mrs. Fhelsn had
81 :" ctl tai work taken Gale OF.
John Wolters and family of the
WellIver country were among those
IN Plentywood Saturday evening on
shopping tour anu attending the
Hard-I1me dance at the Temple.
Carl Larsen of Reserve came to
Plentywood Tuesday to straighten uu
some business matters preparatory to
leaving for New York from whence
he will sail for Denmark to spend the
winter.
Mrs. VIM. Hass and young son re-
turned from the Twin Cities last Fri.
day, where she was called to the
bedside of her mother who was ill
Mrs. Hass' mother is now well on the
road to recovery.
THE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL rs
: HERE! On time! Right on the Dot
The Christmas Special arrived and al
3 the goods are now unpacked. The
most inviting array we've ever known
Johnson's Store. adv
Miss Sarah Hansen is spending ;
few days in Plentywood visiting will
: relatives and friends before leaving
for hibbing, Mimi, where she has &C
copied position. Miss Hansen jus
returned from tie coast
: LOST-Black Portfolio containing Su
perMade Cook Wear literature, be
tween Tourist park and business
: section. Finder please return t.
r this office and receive reward. W
e F. Gardner. 24-t
Dion and Eustrom of Glendive mot
: ored to Plentywood the first of tn
:, week to transact business wit
5 Charles Garen, the local manager o
that up-to-date clothing establish
e ment. While here they also hunte
y the willy ducks and geese.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Stadig and so
Loren of Opheim were Sunday visit
u Ors at the Otto Stadig home. The
$. returned to their home in the ever
!. ing after an enjoyable visit. M
IL Stadig is manager of the Ford Ager
cy at Opheim, Mont.
II Leo Zeidler returned Sunday frol
IS trip to points in Wisconsin, Illinoi
Minnesota, North Dakota and low
While away he visited for a tin
n with his son Gibson, who is attendir
10 the University of Wisconsin. T
w brought back a Ford Delivery true
on his return.
Il Mr.. Knutson IAN old timer in Il
v. Westby vicinity pasesd away in Or
a nora last week from leakage OF Il
heart. Mr.. Knutson homesteaded
Norge, N. D., about IA miles east
n Westby and later conducted one
US the first saloons in Westby. He w
" confined to his bed but few da
before his death.
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- - Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Getchell le
az for Williston last Saturday where N
= Getchell has accepted a position WI
the Farmers Press. Mr.. Getchell h
nd been an employee OF the Produce
re- News mechanical force for the ps
nd year and was a very efficient VOL
man. His many friends here WI
him every success in his new hom
W. =, Y ei4rrAt,-oo-
ke, The "Hard-Time" prize ball at I
en- Farmer-Labor Temple brought In
large crowd from all over the cou1
and everyone seemed to enjoy
no. occasion. The first prize of the
re- ening was won by Mike O'Brien
llle Scobey. Bud Bye of Dooley "
the second prize and Marie Harland
Flentywood was third.
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lcA The Knights of Columbus lodge
,wo tertained the Catholic Daughters
33Le' America at a card and luncheon
ms the Catholic church parlors Tues
evening. A very pleasant even
was snent and the X. G. were CT
40 nlimented by the ladies for the 70
the manner III
mo tanned.
Mrs Gasper Reuter- delightfully."-
4ho +or+ained a group of little folks
IN their teacher Miss Olson, Satur
~ ofternoon in honor of her .grs
NC Jangbter Helen's seventh birth
W vi aYniversarv. The little folks ha
mn, nm merry time playing after winch
heir freshments were served; Dll.n
MAS cake with seven lighted, col
- candles graced the center OF the q