The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-05-18

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week end.
Jas. Michels was Plentywood Wis
itOr from Medicine Lake Monday of
this week.
Remember the graduates with use
full gifts. Johnson's Store. adv
Theo. Krongard of the Flaxville
country was transacting business in
Plentywood Monday.
C. V. Hovey, travelling grocery
salesman, was calling on the various
business houses the first of the week. |
Art Klofstad of Outlook was a |
business caller in the county CAPITAL
the first of the week.
Free Red Tube with each 3Ox31h
tire. Good until May 10th. Plenty
wood Tire Shop.
G. w. Jensen of Bredette, southwest
of Scobey, was operated on for mas
toids Monday of this week at the To-
cal hospital.
Clayton Eaton returned Tuesday
from Medicine Lake, where he had
: been working the past few weeks.
Orval Void of the Outlook country
q was transacting business in the coun-
ty metropolis Tuesday of this week.
Take a trip through Johnson's
q Store and you will find some of the
! newest and smartest things in town.
u adv
Coal orders viii receive prompt
y attention. Phone 20 or see A. w.
{ Hurtz. 39-tf
: Mrs. Ella Hunt and Nurse Patterson
{ motored to Outlook the first of the
week on business.
. Elwood House was business call
II err from the Outlook country Wednes-
Il day Of this week.
, Louis Moe is building a cistern at
4 4 his home on the south side Hans
" Riggs is doing the work.
d Mrs Carl Bull has been on the sick
Il list the past week, but is much i'm
proved at the present time.
VI VIM. Preccet, an old soldier living
II in the Dooley country, left the hospi.
q tai the first of the week after having
VI been a patient during the winter anC
spring months.
le Little Grant Morck, accompanied by
ne his father, Fred Morck, motored t.
sk Antelope Wednesday of this weel
- where little Grant will spend a weel
80 visiting with the Harry Larson fam
e lily.
Dagmar country motored to Plenty
~ wood Saturday to attend to some bust
eA ness in connection with their farm
While here they visited at the Mel
hu Madsen home.
us Chris Petersen and family of Dag
-, mar mOtored to Plentywood Sunda
Gu to spend the day with Mr.. and Mrs
IN Neils Madsen, the occasion being Mrs
me Madsen's birthday.
G. Ingebritson of Medicine LAX
ao was operated on Sunday at the Sher
IN dan County Memorial hospital fo
az ulcers of the stomach. He is reporte
as much improved at the preser
ty- writing.
asst Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Truax arrive
op- in Plentywood Wednesday of tn
week from their home in North D;
IN kota to visit Mrs. Truax's sister ar
!nS brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
ing Helm.
Mrs. Hans Riggs returned fro
wn the state of Washington the first
Eek. the week, where she had been visi
OPP ing her daughter, Mrs. Ernie She
beck, and family, for the past sever
ner months. She was accompanied by h
ISL little granddaughter.
les John knutson, who has been wor
ing for John Olsen in the Homestej
ook country, motored to Plentywood t
r IN first of the week where he had
Dad ex-ray picture taken of his knee a
found it had been fractured.
une Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sorensen g
day the proud parents of a twelve a
anne one-quarter pound baby boy born
them at their farm home east of
1ren telope Friday. All concerned are (
rom ing nicely.
do Arthur Charlesworth returned
his home at Medicine Lake the fl
own of the week after having his leg a
Day putated at the Sheridan County h
d to pital to save his life few weeks a
Miss Nelson, special nurse from K
son mare, accompanied him home, VIII
at she will stay for week or so.
here Little Francis Nelson, six-year-
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson
gen north of Outlook had the misfort
were to fall from horse and broke b
sday wrists. The little fellow was rus
to Plentywood where the inju
lfter- members were set by local phi
will clan.
entail Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Thorst7
drove to Wolf Point last Sunday
dQClS see InOlI uSW SIdlAu OdNSAeOA
folks Dell, born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
open Hall, April Both. The little one
v ev- baptized by Rev. Johnson last
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorstvedt
v left turned home Monday night.
IN by Mrs. Fred Buck of Portland,
they former resident of the Coalr
after territory was called home by the d
of her mother Grandma Greer
wood Coalridge a week ago. She and
Miller daughter visited with the Frank G
le had Their family in this city before RET
,ring's ing home.
Little Lean Nelson entertained
{ side of his little playmates last Satu1
ZINC afternoon at his home on the :
lie to side of town at birthday par
mplete honor of his fifth birthday. G
were played during the Afternoon
d high til five o'clock when Leans m
Froid Mrs. E. H. Nelson, served
vmond lunch to the little folks after
{ Nc they departed for their homes
Riba. ing Lean many moresuch happy
r Mae DAYS.