The producers news., 1928-06-29

Baker" Nelson, living miles west
Of this city was in Plentywood Mon
day purchasing supplies.
VIM McGinty, of II miles south. |
was in the county metropolis Monday |
transacting business.
Jack Dwyer left Monday for points
in western Montana and Wyoming on
a business trip.
/ Margaret McNulty returned from
Minneapolis last Monday morning,
where She has been for the past year.
She will visit with her parents and
many friends here for time.
Robert Norris returned Monday af-
ter several weeks stay in Bainville.
where he got off several issues of
the Bainville Tribune for Editor Hier,
while he was away on his vacation.
Ole Anderson, who built the Conner
town high school building, was in
Plentywood Tuesday, getting addi-
tional tools to do the finishing work.
George Costello, U. S. Justice de-
paztment officer, arrived in this city
from Butte, looking after official
business.
Charles Meyers and family of the
Meyers coal mine south of McElrov.
were shoppers in the county seat Sat-
urday.
Joseph Wirtzberger and wife of the
Westby precinct were in Plentvwood
Saturday visiting friends and shop
ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinney, who have
been visiting the Ray White family
: IN this city for the past two weeks,
lett tuesday on a trip to North Da-
kota and other points.
:, Mrs. Rachel Vierling and children
of Shakopee, Mimi, arrived in Plen-
tywood Monday to make a visit with
Mrs. Vierlings' parents, Mr.. and Mrs
> VIM. SINNERS.
The Scobey ball team got as far as
f PlentywOod Saturday on their way tc
n play in North Dakota, but they found
the going too tough and returned to
Scobey.
: Ernest F. Lipscomb, who lives il
the Dagmar country, was a visitor il
Plentywood on Tuesday. Mr.. Lips
4 comb is a candidate on the Republi
d can ticket for County Assessor.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLain and children
e of Plentywood, Mont, were overnight
/ guests at the parental home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Watt, Stady-Divid,
% County Journal, Crosby, N. D.
8 Paul Hultgren of Westby was il
Plentywood Tuesday of this week Of
4 cattle buying trip. Mr.. Hultgrel
9 reports BUSINESS as good and that h
- had purchased number of animals.
Leona Brooks, daughter of Mr.. an
t. Mrs. Vern Brooks underwent an opel
in alton for mastOid at the hospital Mon
st day. She is doing nicely and he
rapid recovery is looked for by all.
st Emil Moe and family, well know
ID farmers Of the Archer country, passe
E. through Plentywood Monday on thei
way to different points in North DE-
kota and Minnesota where they wi
OF visit relatives and friends.
at
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Grote are lea,
ing for Cut Bank, where Mr.. Grot
= has accepted position this wee
70 20 Mr.. Grote has had charge of the tel,
~ graph department of the Great Nortl
n' ern local depot for some time past.
nd Ray White, local G. N. depot agen
,v. left Tuesday with his family for {
MS extended visit through North Dako
and Minnesota. Ray expects to
able to tell some real fish stori
red when he returns.
zen
&C. The fly's mouth and tongue are co
cred with fine hairs Consequent
some of the filth in which they me
OF clings to them. And the microscol
re- discloses these tiny drops Of unspea
The able uncleanliness alive with bacteri
disease germs.
:, A fly may infect anything it touc
IL es. Milk food baby's eyes OPP
Ia Ia wounds are favorite sources of infe
'eu tion.
But with FLY-TOX a house can
ned kept free of flies and similar insec
raj FLY-TOX is fragrant stainless. FL
11It TOX is harmless to humans but su
death to flies mosquitoes and simil