The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-09-14

Karl HOLMAN of Saco motorod -
Plentywood this week for . short Vic
1t with his parents and other relatives.
Complete line thresher supplies Of
l e'e1SoA company. II
The 10 year old son of Mr.. and Mrs
j. G. Bedwell of Redstone had his
tonsils removed at the hospital Thurs
day. M
VIM. McGinty was in from his farm
10 miles south of Plentywood Satur-
day getting repairs for his machin-
cry.
Get your Chevrolet car or truck
from Bredevine & Larson at Westbv.
adv. oItf
Dan Mccall and family of Conner
town were callers at the Ralph GRAY
home in Plentywood Monday and
Tuesday.
Victor Anker was in from his farm
in the Outlook country and reports
his grain all cut and waiting for the
thresher.
years free service on Kelly tires.
lire SHOP. (22-4t)
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Ben Knudson of the Archer vicinity
was in Plentywood Saturday and took
out a load of lumber for his new
granary.
Mrs. George Morey returned from a
trip to Great Falls the first of the
week where she has been visiting with
her parents.
FOR SALE-Four show cases. So feet
shelving. Miller's Pharmacy. 21t1
Jack Dwyer has been under the
weather the past few days with q
badly swollen face resulting from ar
| liberated tooth.
Frank Brightsman of Dooley wa:
in Plentywood a few days this weel
looking after some business in con
: nection with his grain.
Before Ordering That Piano
call on us. If it is the price you ar,
looking for we have it. For qualit,
+ we match them ALL Try the Keag1
Music House, Glasgow, Mont. cit
Frank Fox who is former residen
: of this city but who now lives in Wis
| cOnsin is taking in the threshing il
this vicinity this fall.
Clarence Quitmeyer motored il
e from the farm on the reservation an
was seen going through the motion
at the dance Saturday night.
5 We handle the Chevrolet cars an
trucks. Bredevine and Larson, West
by. adv. Git
i Odin Lutnes and two sons of No
Elroy were in PlentywOod Friday dc
livering several orders of wild plum
) which were grown at the Lutnes nul
: sery.
= Mrs. Hill, mother of Mrs. Fran
= Guenther returned Wednesday frol
2 Macon, Missouri where she has bee
Spending the past several months.
n Store fixtures for sale. Show case
electric coffee mill, fine scales, ct
Inquire of A. j. Moore, Plentywood.
- We are clearing the decks of men
leather Jackets, underwear, hats, cal
shirts and shoes. Help US clear theT
NJ You'll save money. JOhnson's store
re C. C. Karels, former Outlook me
chant, now located at Zahl, N. I
was a business visitor in Plentywo'
a, Wednesday of this week.
II Asa Barnes of Redstone, Fral
French and Ed. Powers of Medici
co Lake were in Plentywood Sunday {
IS, tending the republican political gat
g ering.
n Truels Jensen of Archer broug
~ his two-year-old son to town Frid
rc for a physical examination since
has net been feeling well followi
= fall he had recently.
10 Yellowstone Red bounded off
'al east bound passenger Wednesday a
Toasted at the City Cafe then we
on his way. Reports of him bel
dead in Alaska are apparently inc
sza rect.
n The Rev. A. NJ. Egge left
Spokane, Wash, Monday afternoon
attend meeting of the Inner Miss
Board of the Rocky Mountain distl
of the Lutheran Church held tn
Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Moe returned
Tuesday evening from northern N
nesota where they accompanied N
Noes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. 1
on their way to their home at HI
ington Kansas.
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Knute Lokken of Sioux Falls, S.
VI arrived in Plentywood Wednesday
is visiting at the. Dan Olson no
Mr.. Lokken is cousin of Mrs.
Olson and a nephew of Mrs. Ols'
mother, Mrs. Regina Nelson.
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