The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-01-20

JOhnS0nS' Store. adv t
Thomas Sundsted was up from the {
Antelope country Tuesday to look af-
ter legal buiness at the court house |
G. A. Anderson of Outlook came {
over Wednesday to transact business
and do some shopping.
Arnold, Clemmet and Gladys Lila
of Antelope were in Plentvwood Fri
May evening and took in the dance.
One lot $1O95 Black Satin dresses
going at 1896 while they last. John
sons Store. adv
Tuesday evening, several of the fac
ulty members were entertained in
formally at the home of Miss Lora
! Helm.
Miss Fay WickWire of Scobey came
IN on the passenger train Friday and
looked alter legal business, return
ing TO Scobey Saturday morning.
Atty. Thomas Clifford of Scobev
was looking after legal matters in
the Sheridan county capital Friday.
He returned to his home Saturday,
George I.und of Reserve arrived in
the county capital Monday between
trains to look after some legal mat
tiers at the county court house.
Anton Sundsted was among those
from the Antelope country looking
after business and visiting friends in
PlentywOOd last Monday.
Roy Dahl of Antelope was among
the out-of-town visitors attending the
/; dance at the Farmer-Labor Temple
; Friday evening.
! Joseph Kavon left for an extended
: business visit to Shelby and Great
: Falls Monday. Joe expects to be
gone several days.
S look country was a Plentywood visit
S or Tuesday, looking after business and
visiting friends.
: Coat Values at $685., 1895, and
n $685.. Opportunity knocks. A final
d cleanup at less than cost. Kitten
bergs. AZ
= David Nelson, who lives eight miles
. northeast of Plentywood, was in this
i city Wednesday, He says he is like
a grOundhOg: he gets out once in a
= while when the weather is moderate.
F. The Kinsington Club was enter
A. tanned by Kathryn Hovdey at the
> Zimmerman home Thursday evening.
=, A splendid time was reported by the
:. members of the club.
10 Judge S. E. Paul and Court Steno-
grapher E. S. Koser left for Scobey
Wednesday where they will hold court
:, according to the schedule of the court
- calendar.
in The Brekke Brothers of the Ante
lope district drove in by car and
! transacted business at the court
~ house and also with the various
y business houses.
r. Mrs. H. A. Carpenter and son Har
vey Of Reserve left for their home
Friday after several days visiting
" relatives and friends in the county
~, capital.
Ia Andrew Hansen, of the Plentywoot
Milling Co., and Melvin Thomson drov'
to Medicine Lake Wednesday after
o. noon to arrange for the flour bust
a. ness for the coming year.
100 Ida Newton, of the County Treas
urer's office, was on the sick list fO
:. couple of days this week, but
10 able to be up and around again a
ssS this writing.
70 In keeping with the general auto
mobile war, telegram was receive
this week by the Whippet agenc!
leI that the new improved Whippet wi
III be reduced from $50 to 5000 from tn
'IlS old prices.
E. N. Fink and brother of the Gu
Al, look country, were in PlentywoC
aCn n Wednesday looking over some far
ger machinery for springs work. Viii
ESQ in the city they made the Produce
a a News a pleasant call.
Miss Stella Larson entertained
number of friends at a theater part
ing Tuesday eevning, in honor of Nh
an am Warrane Smith, who is soon leavil
uSl1 for Seattle, where she and Mr.. Smi
anu and family are to make their home
~" Bert Heron, business man of Ra
mond, drove his car over with six b
ana huskies Tuesday and only got stall
nm twice in snow banks on the trim, Th
oCo7 pulled out of both distractions ca
eid1 ly.
';t.' Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith emit
N.Y. tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Viggo Peters,
- Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Madsen and n
and Mrs. Alvin Aspelund Friday e.
Nil ming at whist Mrs. Petersen ran
lWW with high score A delicious lur
was served at the finish.
James Singleton who resides
miles south of Plentywood was In
city was in town Tuesday. Mr.. ST.
- Teton had thumb injured while
ing a windmill the latter part of
49, cember and still carries it in ba
'xT age.
- The past week the weather has b
VIII quite mild, bringing many people
SlkkH this citv to buv supplies which nee
Fredericksburg. Thursday, however,
+ weather again turned colder witt
+ raw. wind blowing from the no.
+ vest
/ Jack White of Redstone was P
T tywood visitor Saturday, being ca
here because~;of the serious illness
{ a patient at the hospital. The
Z + man, however, was much imprC
+ when Mr.. White arrived and he
( turned the same day.
n + Charles E. Taylor, business MI
ger of the Producers News, arr
( in brentwood last Monday after
IS ing spent several weeks looking
4 + business matters at Minnesota pc
He reports. the snow as deep and
st :. weather very cold in northern MI
- + sofa, when he was there
Mr.. and Mrs. Hedges, farmers
: ing on the Blue Trail, 10 miles
{ of this city drove in by team
IF { sleigh to do some shopping and Il
< act business. Mr.. Hedges is still
Ill - -. A. o,.,,+oLoc RI travel around