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

Hardy Olson, Outlook blacksmith,
was a county seat visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friberg were over
night guests in Plentywood Monday.
Mevill M. Dodge of Raymond pre-
cinct was in town over night Friday.
Billy Murray of Rolette, N. D., was
an overnight visitor here Saturday.
Bill Anderson of Antelope register
ed OVERNIGHT in Plentywood Saturday.
Sheriff Salisbury left Saturday for
points in Minnesota and North Da-
kota for a couple of weeks visit.
Wallace Redman of Archer was in
Plentywood Wednesday afternoon to
get some repairs for his car.
Orville Bantz drove to Antelope
Tuesday evening to keep an appoint
ment arranged prior to that date.
Aprons! Beauties! SOC to $1.5O. Get
yours for Hospital Day. Johnson's
Store. adv
Peter Grande of Flaxville was a
Plentywood visitor Thursday of last
week.
Chester Vadrais of Crosby. N. D..
stopped over night in brentwood
Thursday.
Milo Stangeland of Antelope coun-
try, was a Plentywood visitor for the
day, returning home in the evening
Coal orders will received prompt
attention. Phone 20 or see A. W.
Kurtz. 90 +f
Ernest Thompson of Medicine Lake
was in the county seat Tuesday on
business, returning the following day.
Harold Hanisch and Lyle Monroe
motored to Medicine Lake Sunday to
transact business.
Harold MunSon, farmer of near
PIentywoOd was seen on the streets
of this city Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Hovdey of Raymond
drove to Plentywood Tuesday, where
she did some shopping and visited
friends. -'-'oN y
Ed: Koser, court stenographer. left
for Wolf Point Tuesday to attend to
the court session being held in that
city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson of Antelope
were among those tripping the light
fantastic at the Leap Year dance Sat
urday evening.
Senator Charles E. Taylor returned
from the Twin Cities Tuesday, where
ne spent a few days on a business
mission
Charles Norton of Medicine Lake
was IN the county capital Tuesday. at
tending to business and taking in the
Progressive Farmers meeting
Mrs: Nellie Taylor and daughter of
the McElrov precinct were in the
county capital Tuesday, doing some
shopping.
Charles Morey who farms 20 miles
south of here, was in Fleetwood
Monday transacting business and
visiting relatives.
Archie Mann and family of the
Welliver district, were Plentvwood
shoppers Saturday, Mr.. Mann inspect
ing some farm machinery.
Ted Lindell, farmer from the Nc
Nulty precinct, was in town on FRIDAY
looking after legal business and again
tuesday to attend the Progressive
Farmers meeting on Tuesday.
EDWARD Powers, banker of Medicine
Lake, was an overnight visitor in
brentwood the first of the week
comforting with the County Commits
sioners.
The County Commissioners met
Monday and Tuesday of this week at
the court house. Commissioners
Frank French, Ed Iverson and Arthur
Wankel were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hedges enter
tanned few young folks at their
home Friday night. Phe evening was
spent with games. Mr.. Hedges and
Henry Steinke run away with the
high score and Arthur Rehmer with
the BOBBY prize. Mrs. Hedges served
delicious lunch to thos present.
| Mrs. Anothony Hopkins received 9
message last Thursday, a week ago
that her father, Dominick Finnev. OF
Crosby, N. D., was very low and prob
ably would not live very long. Mrs
Hopkins left at once but up to the
time of going to press, no word haC
been received of his condition.
Mrs. Kate Duggan, Mrs. Thinner
man and Mrs. A. F. Ziebarth gave al
afternoon and evening card party
, Monday evening at Mrs. Zimmerman!
home. Mrs. Madden won the highes
hOnors in the afternoon and Mrs
Howard Lewis took second place. TIL,
evening caro- party was won by Mrs
Carl Peterson and second place b.
: Mrs. E. l. Miller.