The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-01-20
Local News

49, :. line of fancywOrk just in IA; at
Io5nso6's Store. ~ received prompt
C Coal Oi' Phone 20 or see % 9o-tf w.
Eurtz' p,ock Satin dresses, $1O.95
. U';f while they last @0'''' adv.
sons Slo t cvbulski, who lives = five
Vincent ~ ~ This city, was in Tues
day PuI'l'.A tor. a farmer who lives
Thomas a1s cast of town, was the first
five n,llf n Monday morning
farmer 1asrrs ~ stewart, old timer Of the the
ChalL5Ji district, was seen on the
Ray@oi If Pientywood Monday
streets u pakewel. the Medicine Lake
. Oi~4I was in the county Se"'' vi
a i'c,I matters Friday. s,i.,
Hats b d. Cleanup price. Kitten
berg :. Avs. 0. B. Snuggins enter
NJ. W., anu = group of friends SATURDAY
gening. ,,bor+ Swanson
MI. civ living seven miles east O.
.arnelS We're in town Monday
H S.a S farm products and shopping
'v.."s r those attending to bushes
4 n5lI.onht71wood last Tuesday were tn
L a Il'D brothers from the Archer
6ntlOok county
.,d B5S'' large assortment of dress
sI- = . final clearance. Nuremberg,
Store :, ,..,,., po.,r,or
Sal|C. made a quick trip to the cOur
a'r nsnitaI on minor business trans
,n5rev Bertsch, one of the Westb
a'@l came over by train and bu
Il 4 -s."i TO transact legal bushes
AMI TO do some shopping.
Arthur March, farmer Of the Plel
N rood district, drove in by tea
II Ttt load of wheat Tuesday al
Il .r,nsacted other business while here
n Frank Stringer, well known farm
If tbe Homestead country, was
e..iress visitor in the county capt.
FrIay and Saturday of last week.
! LANCER, real estate man, g
II tbe west bound train Friday, q
tsr ,pending several weeks with rel
i've, in North Dakota and Minnesot
FOR SALE Pure White Glow
.ead; unscarified, &c per pound; sea
ftd Sc per pound. Security Sta
Bank Outlook, Montana.
Charles Madsen, well known far
or Of the Archer precinct, was
Pertywood Monday, doing some she
nirg and other business that came
handy.
Ben Void, of north of Raymol
was a Plentywood visitor Tuesd;
Ben reports December as one of t
coolest months he has ever had
winter with
James York, bachelor farmer |
ing seven miles southwest of TOW
was seen in Plentywood Monday
the first time for several weeks.
looks well and hearty.
A Nels Olson, we'll known farmer
IN miles northeast Of PlentywOOd v
in Tuesday, making arrangements
the disposal of some of his prod
for the coming season.
Martin Norager of the Outlook {
tic came in by train and bus Tu
day to look after some business
couple Of days, then he returned
his home.
Archie Larter, prosperous far
Of the Raymond country, drove
with his auto last Monday. He d
some shopping ana looked at 81
farm machinery for spring work.
Jack Beechman, who farms Sc
O Mildly, came in on the passer
fnda" and transacted some bush
ana visited several friends. He
turned on the freight the same e.
ing.
Gqstaye Fosberg, a farmer Ii,
northwest Of Westby came in by t
and bus Tuesday to look after
a5S R connection with his farm
tG visit friends. He retu
his home Wednesday.
Henry Goodman, son of Mr..
MS Forrest Goodman, old time f;
p"eSt Of town, came down from
IVY Where he has resided for se0
;s1lS' last Friday. He may d.
" ocate permanently in this Wei