The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-02-03

DAYS this week OH Duo1ACSo. ,
c. N. Bertelson, prominent Ante
lope farmer, was in town looking af-
ter business and shopping.
Miss Christina Powney of Coalridge
was a county metropolis visitor last
Mrs. Edith Johnson of Daleview
came over by train and bus to trans
act some business last Tuesday.
Coal orders will received prompt
attention. Phone 20 or see A. w.
Kurtz 39-tf
Miss Everson of Reserve drove to
the county seat Saturday to do some
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hardersen and
wife of Archer were business visitors
in Plentywood last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stoner of Outlook
district motored into Plentywood Sat-
urday on a shopping tour.
Charles Madsen, well known Archer
farmer, was in the county metropolis
last Saturday on business.
Albert Void of Raymond was
Plentywood visitor Friday and re-
manned -, .tIoay to TIC
III line "a te
Roy Dahl and Miss Gladys Lila of
: Antelope were among those from An
telope in the county seat Sunday, tax
in& in the sights
j.. Henry Ator, a farmer living 10
o miles south of here drove his new
Nash in Tuesday for the first time
this year.
: Emil Moe of Archer visited tie
e county seat several times the past
| in h.
: sive Farmers organization.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Strubeck of
the Raymonu-Outlook country took in
n the old-time. nard-time dance at the
n Temple S&tClday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben johnson of the
lie Outlook country were in PlentywooC
y Tuesday, shopping and looking after
e other business.
James Bruce of Medicine Lake wa:
r in the county seat Saturday attending
Id to business. He took in the dance il
ne the evening.
/. Miss Matilda Martell of Medicin,
w Lake was in the county capital Sat
re urday, visiting friends and doing SOM
ms shopping.
Billy Sherry ,one of Plentywood'
lg old time ranchers was called into tn
as city by subpoena as witness in tn
he George Jackson trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Black who ope1
ed ate the Raymond hotel were visitor
to in the city Saturday. While here the
" took in the hop at the Temple.
w. FL. McDougall of Redstone me
re- tored down to our city Saturday o
nd business and attended the ball in tn
nd evening.
A. M. Ditmarson of the Westb
IN precinct came over by train and bU
asst to attend to some pressing legal ma
nd tiers Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Redden, {
in near Plentywood were in town Sa
six urday looking over some farm M
sed chinery which they expect to u,
sed when farming operations commence
in Miss Glow Krebsbach entertaint
. at Bridge Thursday the followir
of guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Beryl Pierc
bod Miss Helga Hendrickson, Miss Glad
at- Krebsbach and Lyle Monroe.
elaborate lunch was served at Il
en-. final play and a general good tin
ers was enjoyed by those present.
I'M 7. L. Greenfield of Helena was
business visitor in Plentywood We
day nesday. Mr.. Greenfield is the Gre
had Northern Railway Publicity and A
for ricultural agent, and is here on tn
mission for the Great Northern "a
Sat way.
,ver Mrs. J. w. Mckee, Mrs. Madd
due and Mrs. E. Koser entertained
rain Bridge at the home of Mrs. Mex
last Saturday. Two events were g
ner. en-, one in the afternoon and the Of
rva- er in the evening. Mrs. Timmerm
day won high score in the afternoon a
his Mrs. Blain Deane in the evening.
An old time sleighing party v
mer, held Sunday by sliding down one
lex the hills near the city. Those taxi
the in the fun were Mr.. and Mrs. [
the Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smi
Mr.. and Mrs Ole Moe, Mr. and N
ined Jens Gronvold, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
ONE Howell, A. C. Erickson and
Arm Newton. After the outdoor fun
en- party wendell their way to the D.
Olson home, where an oyster feed '
Hans served to the hungry sliders.
risen Frank Rhody, we'll known carp
tend ter of Plentywood, who has been
lder- ing since last October, being conf
to his bed most of the time, was {
inter- to be up and around the last few
saess although still quite weak.
yable The weather last Saturday was
at usually warm for winter and Ia
crowd took advantage of the fact
we'll visit Plentywood and do their ne
pre- sary shoppiT g.
ntas- Fred Losing, living "a miles so
ce at west of Plentywood, was in the CT
ty metropolis Saturday, looking I
sup some farm machinery, which he
ay on tends to put into operation as s
She as springs work opens.
two Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mail, who f
5 miles northeast of Plentyw
augh- were in the county capital last
John urday visiting friends and purcha
,ridan merchandise at the various stores
child Mr.. and Mrs. H. Shirtliff CAV,
whist party Wednesday evening
e last group of her friends and very
ke UP ioyable evening was had. At
Iesday night an elaborate lunch was sci
ssions after which the games continued
with til the~wee hours of the NOR
AS theSguests departed they all ,
Don't Mr.. and Mrs. Shirtliff royal e
your tainers.
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