The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-06-15

Coal orders win receive prompt
attention. Phone 20 or see A. W.
Kuruz. d u 39-tf
Clarence Wollon of Outlook was OPP
Grated Sunday night at the local hos
pital for perforated ulcer of the stom-
ach. He is reported doing. nicely.
Bert Guenther and Harold Guenth-
er of the Dagmar- Coalridge country
were business callers in the county
metropolis last Monday.
Ole Sanvick of Harlem, Mont, was
in Plentywood Monday, shaking hands
with old acquaintance and meeting
new ones.
Ralph Hair and family left Thurs
day for an extended trip through
North Dakota and Minnesota for a
two weeks vacation.
The Harrison Malcolm family of
II miles south of this city were in on
shopping tour Saturday and also
visited relatives.
Frank French was in Plentywood
Monday, taking in the doings held in
this city that day from his home near
Medicine Lake.
Fremont Cole and family returned
to their home in Havre Saturday af-
ter a short visit with Mrs. Coles par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. SINNERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Reinertson of
east Of Plentywood motored in Sun
day evening to attend the show at
the Orpheum.
Editor Sherry of the Redstone Re-
view was a Plentywood visitor Sun.
day and Monday, taking in the various
festivities during those days.
.. S. Strand and Erick Olson were
over from COmertown last Sunday
and saw Plentywood take the Moose
Jaw team in dull game Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer StambaugI
and daughter Florence left Tuesday
for an extended trip in North Dakota
South Dakota and Minnesota.
Burley Bowler, editor of the Dan
lels County Leader, was among thos,
from Scobey taking in the game her,
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ostby of tn
McCabe precinct motored to Plenty
+ wood Monday to attend the Progress
slve Farmers convention.
Martin Klakken, farmer of the Raw
r mond precinct, was in the county sea
Q tuesday, talking over politics an
otherwise enjoying himself.
: Louise Knight of Redstone spen
= several days in this city the frs
OF the week visiting friends. She re
f turned to her home Wednesday.
Mrs. Kenneth Nicholson left fc
Glasgow Tuesday, where she has a,
% cepted position in an office in thu
! city. VIC
" L. A. Waller motored from Fro
= to Plentywood Wednesday and toe
E. back a load of flour for c. C. Sull
F" van.
10 Charles M. Joslyn of Avondale w;
10 IN Plentywood Monday and Tuesds
representing the Avondale district
10 the Progressive Farmers Convention
tv Miss Lucille Krebsbach of Edmon
is N. d., arrived in Plentywood Mond;
ed and is a guest at the Mrs. Pet
Krebsbach home.
IS. Joe Wix, we'll known farmer
N. south of Lanark in Roosevelt count
al was a Plentywood visitor last Mo
of day and Tuesday.
D. S. Nelson, one of Lanark's prol
IT. inent farmers, was a visitor in t
IN sheridan county capital last Mond
ct and Tuesday.
o. Clarence Peterson, the Scobey me
chant, passed through Plentywo
lei Monday on his way to Minnesota a
ey other points in the east.
81 Scientists say that flies carry ge1
VI of typhoid fever, infantile paralys
,f+ summer disorders and over thin
~ other diseases. Flies should be killt
90 FLY-TOX is harmless to people
~ sure death to mosquitoes, roach
" moths and bed bugs as we'll as fiji
on FLY-TOX is fragrant, stainless, SUI
III III ADV
nd G. P. Peterson, manager of t
i've Moharcn LUMBER 70 IN CIilS clty',
Y ceived his furniture from Scob
Ill where the Peterson family forme