The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-19

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er IN Plentywood Monday.
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Don't forget the supper served bv
the Lutheran Ladies Nov. oath.
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Smile at Miles-Kelly Tires. Radio
Supplies. lire Shop. Diff
Elmer Bodin of Westby metored n
Plentywood Wednesday on legal mat
tiers. -
The Antelope Lutheran Ladies' Aid
will hold their Annual Sale and Sun
per at the Church SATURDAY.. DC
tober 9th. Everybody welcome. I
Ole Helm and family living south
OF McElrOy were visitors in Plenty
wood Friday, taking in the fair. Ole
purchased used truck before leav-
ing town.
Frank Heppner of the Do0ley COM
munity underwent an operation for
acute appendicitis Sunday evening.
He is getting along nicely at the
present time.
John Wilson, the colored vocalist
of Reserve, was in Plentywood Sun
day and while here entertained a few
of the inhabitants with some of his |
favorite airs.
John Smith of Flaxton, N. D. came
to PlentywOod by truck the first of
the week to get one of the Massey
Harris disc plOws from the local deal
er, Louis Smith.
: Dewey Wigmor eof Redstone >vicin-
ity was in the county seat for several
days the past week returning Wed
nesday. He was looking after some
farm machinery.
Butler Sherdahl of Wolf Point who
spent several days of last week in
this city returned to his home Sat
urday. He was here looking after
farming interests.
: Albert Hovland, who has been III
the Sheridan Memorial hospital fer
the past few days with an attack Of
the flu is now able to be out again
with the aid of crutches.
Last Friday a light snow inter-
! spersed with showers of rain disturb
ed the otherwise tranquil weather.
The resulting mud made the roads a
q little slippery for day or two.
LOST-Black Portfolio containing Su-
perMade Cook Wear literature, be-
k tween Tourist park and business
: section. Finder please return to
this office and receive reward. w
F. Gardner. 24-tf
d Charles Morey and family motorec
'. to Plentywood from the farm Is
miles southwest Tuesday, Charley
le is sporting an enclosed car nowadays
t. having traded his old one in on the
new car last week.
> Goldie Baker, who was burned il
{ the fire Saturday evening, is nov
sitting up. Her brother Cisco, wh,
i also was buEned about the hands ant
% feet, is now out of the hospital AM
making his way around on crutches
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stoner wer
le visitors from their home in the Out
y look country the first of the week
- Mr.. and Mrs. Stoner intend to spen
8 the winter in Iowa after holding
i sale of their farming equipment.
5 John w. Mountjoy, democrati
candidate for Secretary Of State, an
pc William ]. Kelley, democratic cand
re date for Railroad and Warehous
he Commissioner, were in Plentywoo
Saturday looking after political a
fairs.
" VISIT ST. PAUL DURING OCTC
81 BER-shops, theatres, cafes, go
courses, parks, airplane rides, ar
=. other attractions at their best. Ste
lI9 at HOTEL JEWELL-17 E 9Th 81
Oh opposite court house. Rates as 10
'"i as $1.25 per day. 20
Sid Erickson and children can
In down from Flaxville Monday to vi
M it Mrs. Erickson, who is i'll in Il
IL local hospital A baby was born
Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson but did n
live. Mrs. Erickson is getting alo1
net quite we'll at the time the Produce
vas News goes to press, though she w
OF very sick lady for time.
Mf. ana MIS-. CnarloS NOrIOn OF l.
in Medicine Lake country brought sor
asst of their prize Buff Orpington chic
18th ems to the coEnty fair last wee
Some of these were winners at t
!, state fair this year, one cock being
1nu Individual as well as a sweepstak
ere winner. Mrs. Norton informs us tn
MY she would have liked to bring all
her state fair prize winners but cot
on not on account of lack of room.
IA IT, Do4o,.,o,, Ill l,ro,,,, for,
anu er of Redstone, has just return
from a business trip to the Tv
Cities. He was accompanied ba
Ivy by his son Julian Peterson of Mon
u video, who come up to make
ooA county a visit. While in Plentywo
the other day they made the Prodl
.av- ers News a very pleasant call \
eri- Peterson reports that while there
,an- a lot of Smith sentiment in Mime
- ia, vet Hoover will carry that ST
by a substantial majority.
Oh Nels Almberg of Archer, v
seat broke his left leg several weeks
TOT was a Plentywood visitor Wednesc
morning on crutches. He repo
n, suffering considerable pain the Il
.lleu two weeks but has gained 70 pou
!eell during his convalescene. He 9
Is d said that he was glad to be able
he around again and that ne thou
u TIo,.oodant ticket was q