The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-05-04


a county seat visitor Tuesday.
j. w. Wunderlich CT Outlook was a
county seat visitor Friday.
Sid Erickson of Flaxville spent Sun
day with his family here.
Simon Swanson and Robert VanHee
made trip to Dooley Friday on bust
ness in connection with Delco-Light.
Grant Stoner and Elwood House of |
outlook were Plentywood business Wis !
itors Friday.
Eva Macheel of the Dooley precinct
was in the county seat Saturday on
business.
Mrs. S. P. Cornelius of Redstone
was in the metropolis of Sheridan
County Sunday. visiting with friends.
Clarence Meyers of Antelope was in
attendance at the movies Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. Harold Guenther and Mrs. Liz
zie Davis of Coalridge were in the
city Monday shopping.
Main thing on Main Street. Tire
Shop. 4-3t
Mrs John Turner and Mrs. Gust
, West1up from the Westby country
were Plentywod shoppers Tuesday.
James York, farmer living 8 miles
southwest, was in town Tuesday to get
repairs for his plows.
Joe KavOn and wife motored to Out
look Saturday evening and took in
the Progressive Farmers dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Reuter- took in
/, the dance given by the Progressive
Farmers at Outlook Saturday night.
M. H. Callahan the proprietor of
! the Redstone billiard parlor was a Wis
; itor in Plentywood Tuesday.
Frank Fishbeck was one of those
< from Plentywood who tripped the fan
+ tastic at Outlook Saturday night.
Asa Dunn of Scobey was in the CITY
e Friday and Saturday doing some solic-
q iting in his line
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Sleighs of Han
+ knson, N. D., stopped here over night
o Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton of Scobev
- were visitors in PlentywOod Tuesday
n and remained over night.
M. b. Miller of Redstone was one
! of those who spent Monday evening
~ in Plentywood.
Mrs. Cornelius wife of the hardware
n and implement dealer at Redstone haC
N her tOnsils removed Saturday.
Miss Pearl Lawrence of the Red
h. stone district had her tonsils removed
~ Saturday
Andrew Fadness one of Redstone'
70 farmers motored to Plentywood Wed
n nesday to get some repairs for hi
4, farm machinery.
= :; Mrs. Charles Dahlin and son Donal
10 of Havre arrived in Plentywood Mon
" day and are visiting at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. F. Ziebarth.
"a Lynn York returned Tuesday fror
~ an extended visit in Minnesota, Mort
= Dakota and Iowa having been gon
49, several weeks. He travelled by auto
o5 Ed Hill and Lewis Pierce took
on truck load of wheat seed for Ed
=" farm near Outlook to the farm Tues
- day.
- Stanley Palubicki. motored to Out
ST look Saturday evening on business an
while there took in the Progressiy
10 Farmers dance.
=, Jack Beecher, bonanza farmer
M the Mildly precinct came to Plent,
wood Monday to get some much neet
bic ed repairs for his farming machiner
70 George Charlesworth of Medicir
-. Lake was in Plentywood Friday visi
- ing with his brother who is at tt
o,,, local hospital.
Nv Miss Gertie Peterson was called
OFF of Savage Montana Tuesday to after
Oh the funeral of a relative who h;
hn passed away at that place.
,l Schnitzler's big Ryan airplane file
~ over Plentywood Tuesday head
you north. The recognition numbers we
no. visible being 1917.
" ~oI. Louis Pierce has been hauling CO
zen from the Coalridge mine for the pa
lie' two weeks. 1t appears to be the bt
Ignite seen in Plentywood.
NJ Simon Swanson has had the re
lI IJo end of his Ford roadster remodel
10 to accommodate a Delco-Light. CO.
,,,,o plete.
, ~ Halvor Bestland, a farmer living
Gay miles south of Antelope motored in
A0i his new Studebaker Friday for so
81 tractor repairs.
e Jn Irwin Sachow who has been empl
ICY ed by the Elgin for some time resi-;
,'iJS ed Monday to drive Henry Ator's tr
Eau tor during springs work.
Gust Barner of the Raymond q
AZ AZ cinct was business visitor in Plen
o IraJ wood Monday getting machinery
anu pairs.
dUl IAuI VI lClI SATURDAY 1DI I'll
Do1 vile to do some entertaining but fiji
." ly landed in Outlook at the Progl
Wi sive Farmers dance.
49, 41 Samuel Sampson drove in from {
'ne of Reserve Wednesday with the b
to be operated on at the Memo
1oley hospital. The operation was succ
mop full which will be good news to
Sc many friends of the family.
Ior Mr.. and Mrs. H. D.. Moore retul
to their home at Freeport, Indi
easI Monday after making a two we
local stay in Plentywood with their
u Ior Dean who has been i'll in the hos
ne Is for several weeks. Dean is nov
ety. =, home but is still confined to his
en- III Charles Garen, manager of
'VeFai Dion-Eustrom Company motore
glad Glendive Sunday to consult with
{ ana general manager of the company.
IN. returned the same day but says
Mexl- little too strenuous a drive for
OK TO day and transact business too.
n Pc Miss Beatrice Meadmore is ]
sdlous stenographer in the law Office of
ard M. Lewis. The lawyer cl
Ante that business is so rushing that
'spltal necessary to have two stenogral
nth a in order to get out from under
red IN terrific barrage of legal work.
Among those who attended the
Lake vie show from out of town were
" ond ~ Nr. NE.-4.. Oloo.. o,,J