The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-24

TO points in North Dakota He ex-
poets to be gone about ten DAYS.
ID
Emil Ray of Minneapolis, former i
~ OF Outlook, passed through PLENTY l,
wood Saturday on his way to his farm
near Outlook to look after his inter
| ests there.
Now Open-Community Tonsil and
Adenoid Clinic. DR.. Steele, Specialist
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted. 21
Mrs. A. Westphal and Mrs. John
Nelson of the Raymond and Outlook
Territory motored to brentwood
Wednesday.
Henry Walders of Outlook motored
to Plentywood Wednesday to look aft
er some new cars that were shipped |
in over the G. N.
Frederick Heppner arrived in town
Tuesday evening from an extended
trip to state south He will take in
harvest and threshing
Eddie Becker Of Waterloo, Iowa, ar
rived in Plentywood the first of the
. week to take in the threshing. He
worked here last year.
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: Alfred Knutson of Archer brought
S his truck in Tuesday to have it over
hauled so that it will be in tip top
shape for hauling grain this fall.
: Dewey Wigmore of Medicine Lake
was in the county seat Saturday ia
king in the jazzy dance at the Temple
that evening.
: Harry Hoffman of Dooley precinct
: was in Plentywood the latter part of
r the week getting repairs for his har-
n vesting machine.
Bert Taylor and family OF the Nc
r Elroy precinct motored to Plentywood
IN Friday of last week to have medical
and dental attention.
m The Salt Lake Kollegians furnished
= the music for the dance at the Tenn
pie Saturday night. There was al
:, exceptionally large attendance.
)n "Big Bill' Lennon, the old time tail
or who used to be in Plentywood Wa
/. visitor here Tuesday greeting hi
III old friends and acquaintance.
VIM. McElroy who has been visit
NJ ing with his brothers here and look
- ing after his farming interests nea
McElroy left Thursday for his HON
in Minneapolis.
OIo hoe faIrnn tho onT
ar tract to build the new $4,000 hous
for Mr.. and Mrs. William Hass o
the farm near Outlook. Work ha
lar already been started on the structur
~ %
- Work on the shaft at the new CO;
mine is progressing in a satisfaction
manner and Robert Rookie, the owne
asst expects to have coal before the co
in weather sets In.
Would like five school girls to roo
and board $25 per month, one bloc
5 a from school house. See Mrs. A.
is Mclean, Plentywood or write MI
Who w. D. Epler, route 2, Plentywood.
% Louis Mehl is having considerah
20 trouble with one of his optics the
days. A foreign body got into it a
of it is necessary to keep it bandaged U
day til the injury is healed.
for 90
With A rain and hail storm. struck
ger country north of Raymond and sou
) at of Westby Friday. The hail W
ad- quite heavy but as no wind accomps
led it little damage was done.
90
NOD Come to the Great Minnesota st;
aho Fair at st. Paul, September LIST
tile, tile 8th. Stop at Hotel Jewell, II r.
he ST., opposite Court Heuse, Saint Pa
ont Here's where you will meet Y
here friends. (2U-z
Baldur Jensen and son of .Redst'
man were iii Plentywood last SatuhC
loft Hooking after business. Mr.. Jen
,ItoS dropped in at the Producers NJ
l ItCo office and had his subscription
: in tended for another year.
car Before Ordering That Piano
the call on us. If it is the price you
looking for we have it. For qua
:, we match them ALL Try the Ke
Plen- Music House, Glasgow, Mont. Z;
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