The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-03


town Monday on bushes. was IN
Complete line thresher snnnl;o
Peterson Company. supplies at
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".D9ddy' Shirtliff is limnirn 49,
'LlS week the result of rheumaf fIUund
John Scholl of McCabe wa. .
ness visitor in town Saturday. 'uSi-
FOR Sa de 28-46 Rumelev Senor
r roI an9 $3.50 engine. This rio e = IA
ready for threshing. Peterson Co Is az az
Cora Frisvold expects 70 1oo.
urday for Eau Claire VIZ ~ ieaVe Sat
e met vacation visiting with her p paT.
=. ). Nelson, former owner &c Al
herald was seen the past well U5 Inc
b h9ttin ags! He is stopping at Chicbo
Mr.; and Mrs. A. R. Hall of Hoisino
ton, Kansas, arrived Saturday for
VISIT with their daughter and son-ir
law Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Moe. O-'-iii
IL. }. Shirtliff and family &c A.
Outlook country were in PIen Ht ~ oliJ
Monday visiting with Mr.. and MI N.Y.
H. Shirtliff. anu MIS-
Mrs Adolph Hovdey of RAYMOND
returned from an extended tTin 10 ~
Mldale, Sask., Tuesday. She was Wis
iting her parents there. ''0
VIM. Dennison of Wheaton. Mimi
arrived here Saturday and wsS +bo
guest of M. E. Hill. He left for Ont
look the same day.
John HodsOn living north of NOEL
roy was in the city Friday lookino
after some school matters in his dis
trict. ms ui'-
George Stringer and wife of Med
1clne Lake motored to brentwood
friends. '--0 'l0i'
Miss Helen Hegland returned
wednesday from Minneapolis where
she has been for several months
training for nurse.
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WY MFs.helland arrived from Crosby
wednesday for a short visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Helgeson. aud
trends before going to the coast.
Ray Stoner of Outlook was a Wis
ltor IN the county seat the first of
the week having some work done ON
his coupe.
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Mr.. ano Mrs. A. J. Moore and
children returned Wednesday from
Regina where they spent several
days taking in the fair.
John Lindbloom of Raymond pre-
clnct was among those who attend
ed the stockholders meeting of the
Peoples Publishing Co. Saturday.
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John A. Johnson, the garage man
OF Grenora, was in Plentywood Fri
day transacting business and visiting
old acquainances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Houes and son
Harry motored to Plentywood Fri
day to do some shopping and visit
with friends.
Alfred Olson living in the McElrov
preclnt was a caller in brentwood
Friday seeking information on school
bonds.
Mr.. Josly and Mr.. Ellison of Peer
less stopped in Plentywood for a few
minutes Sunday while on their wav
to the Farmers Picnic at Brush Lake.
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! One of our buyers will be in the
cities market week to select a good
assortment of classy dresses to he
/ here about August 10th. Johnson's
store. adv.
Mr.. Jensen of Reserve who recently
sold his oil station there was in Plen-
tywood the first of the week look
ing over the ground in anticipation
OF starting station here.
Thor Thorstenson and J. Drangs-
vedt of COmertown took a trip in
Hank Kleinman's airplane Friday ia
points in southern Canada on import
ant business matters.
Alden Johnson returned Wednes-
day from Milwaukee where he has
been attending school. He will Wis
1t at the parental home for a short
time.
Carl Hovdey and family of Ray
mond, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Osslng, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Solein anC
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Foss, all of Willis
ton left for Regina to take in the fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Reinertsor
returned Saturday from a two week.
trip to points in Minnesota and Nortl
Dakota: They report a very enjoy
able trip.
Mrs. J. c. Cary and her son an,
daughter Lucilles and Theron, arrive,
in Antelope Tuesday from Stockton
California to visit Mrs. Cary's mothe
and sister, Mrs. Stevens and Mrs
Saxon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I Miller left 70
Minneapolis Thursday to meet wit
the Cal Peterson family and togethe
they will visit several parts of Min
nesota and incidentally do some fish
ing.
Mrs. Linton Hall returned to he
home at Wolf Point Saturday. Sh
had been visiting for the past severe
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.!
Theo. Thorstadt, of the Raymond pre-
cinct.