The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-09-28

- ~Ae'AAAO VI OuIlOOk mot
o oft TO Plentywood tuesday to look
after some legal matters.
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FOR SALE-Four show cases 3e foot
shelving. Miller's Pharmacy. Diff
Ray Lang left for Minot Monday
on a business trip. He will hrin1
DacK new car on his return trim.
George Davis OF the Outlook COM
munlty, was a business visitor in
the county capital Wednesday.
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Andrew LELAND of Outlook MOTOR
ed to the county seat FRIDAY and
looked over his political fences anu
Ed Ferguson and niece Carol
Hoeek of Westby were in Plentywood
FRIDAY looking after business mat
tiers and shopping.
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Peter Lee of the Archer nrecinct
motored to Plentywood Tuesday to
nave his battery recharged and at
tend to legal business.
Odln Lutnes of McElroy transacted
business In the county capital Mon
dGay and also attended the Gitlow
lecture In the evening.
Charles Strubeck made a rush call
to Plentywood Friday to get trucks
to haul in his grain from his farm
in the DoOley country.
FRED Summers, rancher living west
OF Medicine Lake, motored to the
county seat Monday to get trucks to
move his large crop.
Mr.. Richardson, the Antelope mer.
chant, was a Plentywood business
visitor Tuesday, transacting business
with travelling salesman.
Mrs: Don Trower and her brother
Roy Homme, of Outlook, autoed t.
Plentywood Monday to do some shop
ping and visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morey anc
children of the Welliver district Wis
tied at the Chauncey Jackson HON,
IN Plentywood last Monday.
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Peter Lutnes, accompanied by Gus
tave copeland of the McElroy pre-
cinct were in Plentywood Sunda
attending to business matters.
Dan Mccall of Comertown. wa
among those from that com@unit
attending the Gitlow lecture at tn
, Farmer-Labor Temple Monday even
> ing.
John Pershing, farmer living
: miles southwest of Plentywood, wa
: IN the county seat Friday looking al
0 ter business in connection with hi
Y threshing operations.
George Cowley has returned
e Plentywood after spending the pa.
e summer on the c. A. Bornsted farm
d where he has been operating a ira
S tor.
M. E. Hill, proprietor of the Farm
is ters Garage, and Charles Suuires r
l. turned Sunday from Grand Fork
o N. D., Sunday, where they had bee
a on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Granrud
Il Dooley stopped off in brentwood Fl
# few hours on their return home a
4. ter trip of inspection of their far
IS near Medicine Lake.
III Marx Krogman, son of Mr.. al
Mrs. H. Krogman of this CITY. w
h. injured Tuesday evening while prs
=, ticing football. An examination
:, :, the injury by a doctor disclosed
= fractured hip, and it is doubtful
:. Marx will be able to play footb
- during the present season.
Elmer Stambaugh was in Plent
OF wood from his farm south of Il
IN city Monday having doctor care !
ne an infection which had set in a
MT caused blood poisoning in his foo
ce 80
er "Butch" Anderson, a farmer !
ing east of Reserve, came to Plen
wood the first of the week to p
nd chase a truck for hauling his flax
on market from his farm 27 miles no
he of Brockton.
ras 90
he J. A. Blodgett, organizer of
he Progressive Farmer movement, '
a visitor in Plentywood Friday
Blodgett informed the Produc
at News that organization work is
tn inc steadily ahead
asst %
,ru Mr.. and Mrs. John Stoner of
rks Outlook community, were in
a county metropolis the first of
week having their car put in sh
for a return trip to California, WI
lar. they spent last winter.
Oh Ior County Agent E. G. Ferguson
ie &c for the Montana State Fair att
aau ena last Saturday, where he
udy have charge of a booth represen
s 81 Sheridan county's agricultural
Nv tLo dues. The exhibit from this col
'ii0 at the State Fair will be out of
ordinary and was an idea wo,
lion out by County Agent Ferguson.
d a will be on display at the local
on October 10-11-12.
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