The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-11-16


Medicine Lake were Plentywood call
ers Sunday.
Mrs. George Anderson of Antelope
has been spending a few days at the
V1ggo Petersen home in this city.
Clair Stoner arrived in Plentywood
Thursday from his home at Great
Falls to look after business and Wis
1t his many friends in this city.
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Melvin Thomson delivered a truck
load of flour from the brentwood
Milling Co. to Paul Madsen in the
Dagmar country last Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Lawrence Sandvig of Great Falls
and brother Earl of Miles City, VINO
have been visiting in the city for a
lew Gays, expect to leave Sunday
for their homes.
Arney WIKI, the well known Nor
wegian accordion player and actor
together with his company will be at
the Temple Wednesday, Nov. 21st.
Dance after the show. adv.
Robert Laws of ,Redstone was in
Plentywood Saturday. He reports
that he had very successful trip
to st. Louis Mo-, with carload of
horses two weeks ago. He said he
had no delay and that he made the
trip in two weeks which is record
time.
| Our "devil' is in receipt of the
caudal appendage of Blacktail deer
from P. D. Howell of the Producers
News mechanical force, at Twodot
Mont, so we surmise p. D. has down
ed the buck he was after.
Mrs. Fred Forman entertained 1C
guests at a delicious 500 o'clock
chicken dinner Thursday. The occa
sion was in honor of Mrs. John Sand
Wig, sister of Mr.. Forman, who i!
visiting relatives in the city before
returning to her home in Great Falls
%
Jack Dwyer, Pasku Popesku, Dint!
Moore and A. G. Amundsen returned
from their deer hunt in the western
part of the state Wednesday evening
and brought back four deer as proc
of their prowess as mighty hunters
The party report most splendi,
trip and lot of good exercise.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Gibbons are tn
proud parents of seven and hal
pound baby boy, born at the Sheridal
County Memorial Hospital, Wednes
day evening, November 18th. Mothe
and son are DOING nicely and "Jack,
the genial Great Northern agent q
Reserve, is wearing a very broa
smile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pasku Popesku al
the proud parents of big boy Dor
at the Whittenden hospital at Willis
ton, Sunday, November 18th. Motl
er and son are doing nicely. Pask
is passing the cigars and wears til
smile that won't come off. He le-
Thursday afternoon to get acquain+
ed with his new son.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Morgan of tt
! Archer country left Thursday of tn
! week with Mrs. E. M. Kent,
daughter for Cedar Falls, the hon
of Mrs. Kent. They expect to
gone for the winter months. The
Z will also visit with another daught
i at Storm Lake, Iowa, and son
Royal, Iowa, and other relatives
r Absent-mindednes seem to be OF
of the failings of some of our eli
n car owners. This week a promine
young married man had quite tir
discovering the whereabouts of h
} auto and after enlisting the help
n the city police and also hunting hi
r self, he decided someone had G
g away with the machine. So he {
cided to go home and break the S
news to his young wife, but VIII
r going up the alley to his home,
and behold he found his car, standi
n just where he had left it.
Two miners from Medicine La
had a very narrow escape from de-
Us last Tuesday evening while retui
Id ing from Plentywood to their hor
SIS The men, one of whom was Mike e.
n ley, had purchased key of gunpo
as der while here and were taking
n, to the mine near Medicine Lake WI
in some way the powder become
nited and exploded, blowing off
u top of the car and burning the ia
e- of the two occupants. 1t is thou
SIS that in some manner the wires fl
to the battery and the engine beca
W. short-circuited and ignited the ext
If sive.