The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-06-15


important business.
Hans Hellan of Outlook attended the
ball game at the Herald Park last
Sunday.
o. McCabe of Froid autoed to Plen.
tywOod Sunday and was a spectator
at the ball game.
E. 0. Sorvick of Antelope was
elected to the Grand Lodge of Sons
of Norway from the 18th district,
Melford Dahl of Glasgow, the in
come tax collector, was a brentwood
visitor Tuesday.
Ten years experience vulcanizing in
Plentywood. Send in your tires. The
Tire Shop.
Gladys Dodge left for Miles CITY,
| Tuesday, where she will attend sum-
mer school.
Judge Paul and Court Stenographer
Ed. Koser left Wednesday for Scobey
to attend to court business.
Max Hueth was in from his farm
) 20 miles south of Antelope last Tues
day on business
Now is the time to get that new
! electric range. G. E. Electric store
Phone Is.
D George Bell of the Quitmeyer pre-
e cinct was business visitor in Plen.
tywOod Monday and Tuesday.
: Melvin Granrud of south of PLENTY
e wood on the reservation, was a visitor
here Tuesday.
e Clarence Gunderson of Navajo wa,
a business caller here Monday anC
S Tuesday of this week.
t George Mclaughlin of Antelope wa
In the county seat Monday on bust
f ness.
y Kenneth Nicholson, Antelope's bar
; Der, motored to the county seat Mon
,, day to witness the ball game.
IT +. N. Fink of the Outlook precinc
Il visited friends and looked after bust
ness in the county seat last SATURDAY
g Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pierce left fo
l. Great Falls Tuesday, where Mr.. Pierc
will look after business.
m Oswald Andersen of Reserve trans
er acted business in the county metropC
lis last Monday.
" Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Lobdell {
to Coalridge were in Plentywood Satul
day and remained overnight.
20 Peder Solberg was over from IL
~ McElroy community on business la
- Monday.
!. First class wiring done by N. He
II derson of the G. E. Electric stor
ne Phone 10.
Olof Stadstad of Dagmar autoed
K the county capital last Tuesday
IT. attend to business matters.
Elmer Stambaugh purchased 2
we pounds of gopher poison at the coun
w agents office last week and inten
w to rid his farm of a few hundr
gophers more or less.
Miss Margaret Hanisch and Nj
- Robinson motored to Bonetrail,
4 D., Wednesday to attend the funel
( of Leonard Slower, a former pupil
! Mrs. Robinson.
/ Ingvald copeland and family mi
ored to Plentywood Wednesday fro
their home at McElroy to transs
business and have dental work after
ed to.
Mrs o. NJ Donaldson and Muir
motOred to Minot Tuesday where tn
took the passenger train to Wino1
I Mimi, where Muriel will remain un
school starts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnston |,
Tuesday for their home at Kans
City after a short visit with Mr.. Joi
ston's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Johnston.
Edward Ferguson, Walter Ericl1S
and Elmer Bodin were down from
Westby country last Monday 9
! Tuesday attending the Progress
Farmers convention held in this cit
Ted Palubicki returned from n
waukee Tuesday, where he has b.
attending college for the past seve
months. Ted's many friends are g
to see him back.
Joe Rhoades of San Jacquinto, G.
fornia, was a Plentywood visitor
urday and Sunday. He is adva
man for a circus reported to be CT
ing here July LIST.
Viola Olson has accepted post
at the Plentywood Bakery, CONNIE
+ ing her new work this week.
i Olson just recently arrived in P
/ tywood from Minnesota.
Grace Wright returned home Fl
Nebraska Wednesday morning, wi
she has been teaching school. She
spend some time with her pare
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright.
Leo Garneau, son of Mr.. and
Alfred Garneau Of this city, has W
his parents that he intends to
home next Sunday from Milwau
'~~".' where he graduated from college
year with high honors.
Rudolph Heinz of the Culber
country was in Plentywood MOI
and Tuesday shaking hands with
acuuaintances. Rude was cham
boxer of Northeast Montana
years ago when he was in his pr
Mr.. and Mrs. William Adams,
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Z
Luebke. and another lady from
Froid country attended the Pros
sive Farmers conference in this
last Monday and Tuesday.
Hammy Antonson, Eggan St
IF. J. Schilling and Eugene Hs
were among those from the. Co
town Westby country attending
ball game in this city last Sunda
tween Moose Jaw and Plentywo
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Jones OF
Peerless country were among
seen at the Farmer-Labor Te
Monday and Tuesday during the
vention. They returned to their
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Westpha
family witnessed the defeat Oh
Moose Jaw team by Plentywoo'
Sunday at the Herald ball park
returned to their home in the VI
country in the evening.
NJ - Mrc Charles Seaber