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

I +. Z. Wickwlre of Scobey arrived
in Plentywood Tuesday on business.
MIS-. George OVERLY was II Satur-
LAY 20 do some shopping. She also
,toehued the dance in the evening.
Andrew LELAND, Outlook banker and
rancher, was a business visitor in
the county metropolis Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Omar of Out
look were shoppers and business Wis
itors Tuesday.
Attorney Thomas Clifford of SEQ
hey transacted legal matters in the
city Tuesday.
, Mrs. L. V. Homme of Outlook was
a business caller in the city Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn from near
5 Outlook were in the city Tuesday Wis
iting with friends and shopping.
= Robert Miller of Westby landed in
: Plentywood Friday being called here
by business matters.
t Savings? Plenty! Here's a big
r. one! Black crepe back Satin dresses
t at $685.. Johnson's Store. adv.
j Miss Viola L. Olson of Flaxville
was in the county seat visiting friends
S and attending the movie.
a Vine Sabuski, a farmer living 8
miles southwest of Plentywood, was
e in this city Saturday on business.
e George Stringer, who lives 20 miles
southwest of this city, visited George
e MunsOn several days this week.
IS Ben Mitbo left Sunday for Ante.
lOpe, where he will stay with his uncle
L Ed. lverson, and family for a time.
ID Ted Flakne, Justice of Peace from
Archer, was a business visitor il
7r the county seat Saturday.
ct Andy Johnson, farmer from tn,
Welllver country, was in the count,
ok seat Saturday, doing some shoppin,
or and calling on friends.
Jack Kjelstrup arrived home Satur
of day after a short trip on the roa
re selling oil products. Jack says tn
traevling is pretty rough these DAYS.
8 Alfred Oswald is spending a fey
in weeks in Plentywood at his home her
before beginning farming operation
RS next spring.
I'd, II. M. Hendrickson, farmer Twin
four miles east of brentwood. wa
er seen on the streets Of this CITY tn
ng latter part of last week.
Donald Garrick of Outlook arrive
IS In Plentywood Tuesday to attend |
zee some business matters and visited SCI
eral friends.
ar Ed Hannah of the Raymond pr
a cinct motored over from Raymor
DIS. last Saturday to do some shopping al
yas transact other business.
zen Henry Braden the of Outlook cour
me try was county capital visitor la
Saturday, looking after business al
i've purchasing supplise.
BOD Last Mondays passenger brought
OW a box with six stalls, containing s
fire game cocks that were express
her to John Becker, who had purchas
at the game birds for several parties
ma Plentywood for breeding purposes.
Nels Olson, we'll known farmer
Re south of Outlook, was in Plentywo
'at- Wednesday looking after legal m;
me ters.
yer Mr.. and Mrs Forrest Co la.ln ,
tertained Jud Matkin and duaghte
ont Gwendolyn and Edie Matkins, at Su
our day dinner.
nee Jack Dwyer returned Thursd
and morning from Missouri, where he h
ugh been visiting at his parental home !
ali the past two weeks.
adv. The passenger train was late S
urday afternoon, arriving here O,
one and one-half hours overdue {
to engine trouble The entire tr
y was pulled in by a freight engine.
Charles Brightsman and son Elm
farmers from the Fort Peck Reser
ton, motored to Plentywood Mono
to transact business pertaining to
farming operations.
HaldOr Brask, a Mildly farm
drove to town by car with Otto Err
son. Mr.. Brask has been i'll for
past few months, but now is on
mend.
Master Leo Donaldson entertai
a group of young people at his hi
Saturday evening in behalf of A
old Peterson's 10th birthday. All
q jOyed an excellent time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Hansen, H
Rasmussen and Mrs. Viggo Peter
autoed to Dagmar Tuesday to att
n the funeral of Mrs. Christine An
sen.
The Kensington Club was en-
tanned at the home of Walter R
no by Miss Kitty Lynch. An enjoy
JS time was had by the members
~ tending.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jones,
Oh known farmers of the Welliver
en- cinct, were tipping the light far
3 tic at the old-tIme, hard-time dane
Ow the Temple Saturday evening.
Miss Ethel E. Singleton, county
erintendent of school, left Saturda
it business trip to Minneapolis.
ng expects to be gone for about
md b weeks.
md Last Sunday morning a new da
ssy ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Stone of Redstone at the She
mil Memorial hospital. Mother and
md are getting along nicely.
; Charles O'Brien, who left here
anSS fall for the Twin Cities to tax
the art of boxing, returned Tu'
.tor and gave some great expires
,,eo regarding the different boxers
20 whom he came in contact.
Big Combination Dance =
enx think you're not going to get
ave moneys worth at the HOSPITAL
ing on the 18th. Old time music
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