The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-02-10
Local News


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Miss Gladys Dodge spent the weel
end with her sister, Myrtle Donaldson
j. j. Severson of Navajo was hero
on business this week.
Albert Rasmussen of Antelone wac
a county seat visitor Wednesday.
Henry AtOr is hauling wheat these
| days to the local elevators.
Leo Heisler of the RAYMOND nre-
cinct was in town Tuesday attendino
the Progressive Farmers meeting.
Odln Lutnes, farmer of the McElrov
district, came over by train and bus
Monday and returned home Tuesday.
Levi Larson of Coalridge autoed I'm
10 Plentywood Monday on legal bust
Adolph Steffans of Coalridge drove
IN to the county seat Monday on bust
ness.
Alvin Jacobsen of the Dagmar dis
trlct was III Plentywood Sunday. at
tending the movie show.
L. Z. Ridenour, farmer LIVING :
miles west of here, was a business
visitor Monday.
Ray Long of Outlook drove to Plen-
tywood Monday on a shoppino and
business trip.
Gunder Hoyet of Antelope drove to
business here.
Clarence Johnson of Westby was
seen on the streets of Plentywood
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Epler and Miss
Eastgate visited with Herman Hepp-
ner family last Friday evening.
Ted Lindahl and Arthur Rebme1
drove to PlentywoOd Thursday on bus.
mess. O-' Jus
George La Grange, Raymond farm.
er, was seen upon the streets of Plen.
tywOod Monday.
Jack Weller of Westbv came ovo,
by train and bus Tuesday to transact
business and attend the Progressive
Farmers meeting held here that dav.
Z. Ellison an agent for an insurance
company which specializes in automo.
pile theft insurance, was here between
trains Monday.
+. X. Larson of Scobey came f.
brentwood Tuesday to visit friends
and transact some business. He re.
turned Wednesday.
John Deere tractors are still hette,
this year. 6 hip. more on the drawba,
brentwood Implement Co. will have
school the 18th of February. (45l
Clinton Cosper, one of Outlook,
prominent citizens was a visitor sew.
eral days this week. He returned f.
his home Wednesday. "
| The I1nOTeo Of HOxo..
day evening and discussed the posi-
plllty of a special social time at theil
next regular meeting.
Mrs. Harold Anderson left Monday
afternoon for Rugby, N. D., where
she will visit at her old home nea1
there. '''
William Omar, the Outlook hote
proprietor, drove over Monday to Iool
after some business matters. taking il
the movie and returning home thu
same day.
Donald Garrick of Outlook drov,
over to the county metropolis Monda,
to visit his wife and new daughter
who are at the Sheridan Memoria
Hospital.
What drill brings the most money
at an auction? The evan Brunt'' 81
course. Plentywood Implement sell!
them. 10, II, IL and IA fit. (45'
The Leap Year program dance Civ
en- at the Farmer-Labor Temple, wa
a grand success in every detail. TIL,
Whites new 5-piece orchestra plave,
for the dance.
Orville Bantz and Louis Pierc
were among those enthusiasts VIII
drove down to Medicine Lake Sunda-
to see the new Ford. They say it.
some boat and no maybe about it.
Stanley Palubicki, James Connole
Miss O'Hara and Miss Miller motore,
to Medicine Lake Sunday. Mr.. Palu
bicki and Mr.. Connole went on bust
ness.
Misses Leana and Goldie Truax O
Antelope were among those from tina
community attending the Leap Yea
dance at the Farmer-Labor Tempt
Saturday evening.
: Patrick Cavanaugh of Outlook pass
ed through Plentywood Saturday O
his way home from the Vocations
School at Bozeman, which he attend
| ed.
S. C. Faaborg, receiver of the Sc
curity State Bank of Medicine LAX
| was in Plentywood Wednesday, lool
ing after business pertaining to h
receivership.
Jens Gronvold has been employe
at the Treasurer's office at the coul
house the past week, assisting thu
: office in the rush to get the tax r.
ceipts ready and checking them up.
! H. G. Shirtliff of the Outlook di'
: trict, was in Plentywood, several da!
this week, shopping and purchasin
material for his farming operation
: He left for his home Wednesday.