The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-04-27

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day calling on his friends.
Hazel Luxford of Daleview was in
town Monday being a witness in the
Joe Fish trial. ~
Mike tlannery of Outlook was here
Wednesday negotiating for a lease on
a store building.
Mrs. Dick Hass of the Outlook vi
entity was a county seat shopper Tues
day.
AXel Romstad of Antelope was in
Plentywood Saturday and drove home
a new Buick sedan
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Petersen of Dag
mar motOred to Plentywood SUNDAY.
Liz Vaughn motored over from I
Outlook last Tuesday to look after
business matters.
j. Hlbers was a county seat visitor
from his home at Redstone last Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sims of the Ray
mond precinct were in brentwood on
Tuesday transacting business and do
ing some shopping.
Thomas BrOckley of Comertown
was Plentywood business visitor last
Thursday.
Adolph Hueth was up from the
Coalridge country Sunday visiting
friends.
Sidney Jordan Of the Raymond pre-
cinct was in the county seat Wednes-
day looking after business matters.
Andy Thompson, one of the Great
Northern water men, was seen on the
streets of Plentywood Monday.
Ed Christensen of Reserve was a
business caller in the county capital
last Friday.
Adolph Chaffee of Daleview drove
to the county seat Monday to act as
a witness in the Christensen case.
Mrs. Axel Olson left the local hos
pital Thursday of last week and re-
turned with her little son to their
home in the Dagmar country.
I. j. Larson, elevator man at Out
look, drove to Plentywood Thursday
morning on business connected with
, the death of Mr.. JUL.
. You will find it hard to duplicate
the values you will find in our knitted
/ Rayon Boomers at CSC. Johnsoni
Store. adv
The members of the Lutheran La
: dies Aid will be entertained at tn,
| church parlors Thursday, May 3rd, b,
Mesdames Oswald and Torstenson.
/ Miss Kennedy living in the Ray
Y mOnd country, was in the county cap
ital Saturday to look after legal mat
S tiers and do some shopping.
: The dance music at the Farmer-La
Dor Temple last Saturday evening wa
y furnished by the Night Hawks of Ar
2, telope, who pleased the dancers i'm
mensely.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Dooley wer
q over from Dooley last Friday visitin
their son Bradley who attends schoC
= in this city.
s. Charles Mclaughlin of AnteloE
was in Plentywood Sunday evenin
" attending the show. They came up
10 the new Buick.
lie Mrs. H. A. Carpenter, Mrs. Geore
Lund and Mrs. Morris Madsen of tt
I'd Reserve country motored to Plent,
in wood Wednesday to visit friends al
w do some shopping.
Mrs. Fred Decker of Dooley w;
of brought to the S1eUdun Memoir
d. hospital SUNDAY where she will I
$. ceive medical attention for fe
days.
10 The Mckee LANCER building is
n, ing finished on the outside this wee
he A chimney is being constructed al
the netting is being put on prepar
.er tory to stuccoing.
-es n. Naka of the City Cafe is spoI
lr- ing new Oldsmobile coupe which
purchased Tuesday. He may be sc
me most any time proudly showing it
on his friends.
arl Eldon Chapman and wife were
Plentywood Wednesday. Thew p1
80 chased a new Oldsmobile in Minneal
Ct lis and drove it here on their W
tai home.
Frank Brightsman one of the far
les ers living 30 miles southwest of Pl
off tywood was IN the county metrop'
the to have some work done on the sh
Of his tractor.
[rs. Myrtle Donaldson returned Wedn
in day from a sojOurn of several days
his North Dakota. She visited at Fa
and jamestown. Her father lives
of the latter place.
,ver Mrs. Nels Jensen of the REESE
, to community, was one of the pate
uilt in the Sheridan Memorial hospital
week. She was operated on for
reat pendicitiS last Friday and is geC
ume along nicely at this time.
ac- Mrs. Olaf Vik, living on farm
bv miles south of PlentywoOd, underv
|. an operation for appendicitis last
mar day. The operation was success
rdav and Mrs. Vik is convalesclng
and idly.
ourt The doctors of PlentywOod
Medicine Lake have been busy
re- past week vaccinating school chill
" of against diptheria. There is no
kull. eral epidemic, but many parents
pital thought it wise to take precau
against the dread disease.
Com Louis Pierce and Edwin Ande
deere made a trip to Outlook Wedne
and morning, taking piano each
I'd to The Go-Getters orchestra is trav
have considerable these days keeping
with their musical engagements
4 Oil dances over the county.
Plen- Among those observed at the m
tank Sunday night from out of town
,6s II Harry Larson, Carl Hoveland, :"
nd of ky'' Nicholson and Charles Richa
Of Antelope; Charles Meyers and
n the of McElroy; Henry Void OF Ray
the and Wynona Wankel of Dooley.
mildly.