The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-07-13

Ginning at Lake "a ~
~ cbautauqua is coming-get
The Oii.' O ticket. adv.
Hans Nadsen of Archer was call
ham Ia the city Wednesday.
nat is the cheapest, Kelly tires.
BesI - '' adv.-15-t3
.om discount on all mems over
i've york shirts. Johnson's store.
a. william Haggerty of Dagmar
ME-, brentwood Wednesday seek
wa medical attention.
ronise Knight of Redstone return
:" her home Friday after a short
S Si t in Plentywood
cooroe HOLMAN came in from the
~, ~ Wednesday to greet his friends
a and do some shopping.
NJ and Mrs. James Mclean of the
nanIpv district motOred to Plenty
wood Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Forman and
,oDrbter Emma Jane left Sunday on
u' tim 70 points in North Dakota.
var 90
HaIbert Nereson and family living
rortb of McElroy were Wednesday
choppers in Plentywood.
Mrs William Gottlieb arrived in
4ba citv Sunday from Seattle for a
visit with her husband.
Marx Krogman rolled in Sunday
o,aning from a two weeks stay with
reIatives at CrookstOn, MINI.
Thor Johnson of Antelope was a !
business caller in PlentywOod first
of the week.
Melvin Eveson of the Raymond ter
rtory was a county seat visitor Tues
day.
H. H. Brenden of Homestead was
IN the city Tuesday transacting bust
ness.
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VIM. Hass of Outlook attended the
meeting of the stockholders of the
PEOPLES Publishing Company Monday.
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Mrs. D. Baures and Margaret
Huebner left for Minneapolis Tues
day on a combined pleasure and bust
ness trip.
John Marion of Dagmar dropped
into the sanctum this week and re-
leved himself of an other years sub
SCriptiOn.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Stewart eft Sat-
urday by car for Winnipeg to take
in the baseball tournament and look
over the new fashions.
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Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Pierce and Miss
Helga HendricksOn spent Sunday eve
ming at the parental home of the lat
ter near Antelope.
Two sons of United Senator B. K.
Wheeler were in Plentywood Wednes-
day putting up advertising signs for
their father.
Wayne LAGRANGE has been having
hard luck the past week with his
tractor having had to come to town
several times for repairs.
Cashier and Mrs. VIM. Erickson and
children left Wednesday bv car on
an extended trip to Minnesota. They T
SApeet 10 be gone several weeks.
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otto Donaldson left Friday for
various points IN Minnesota. He will
return with Mrs. Donaldson who has
Oeen visiting with her parents and /,
O'lef relatives for several weeks.
Mrs Z. +. Davidson and daughter.
evelyn and Anna Hill, of Portal. N.
~ arrived IN Plentywood July 8 and
renamed over the Fourth. Thew Wis
Neo at the Anthoney Nelson hame.
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Leo McElroy dug some potatoes
from his garden the first of the week
, Tnlcn were as large as basebaIls
hill. " il'iiioer III each
NM Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bolster of
% Vol Point returned to their home
VIC lore part of the week after a
home. WIG "eoise DolsCef
"a me series of games which were
W. J" nave been played in Plentywood
I iowaen the local team and Wildrose. /
5 %snlte and Scobey were called off
'"uSe OF rain and bad roads.
Don, oOnn Etchevin of Homestead was in
W v1IS9ntyWoOd Tuesday on business.
m m,nle mere ne had his subscription
w; SEeu up peg-says he can't be
"''iouV the Producers News.
oo uonn Dletz, one of the weIl-known
wif lSpuia9 passed through brentwood
.d t'iI 4 snow car this week. He is the
III 'Sace agent and is assisted bv Ce-
l'"IOrd and Lester Knight.
lanes lanes Michaels. farmer l;u;,. %
MorHomT.e west OF Plentywood was in town
iShrr l anu brought home some fin
residsordacu lumber to finish up his new
rOseisr 19'ITeoall game between Wild
resnltol9c reserve at Reserve MonGsv
visitors ia FL score of 5 to O., the
rOmpinv b aon the Flickertail state
s nome with the "goose egg"
Serve wa anderson formerly of Re
lOOkinp" vas as4 IN Plentywood Wednesday
while n at ne business matters and
sion to !" VI; me capital city took occa-
flee and an visit 81; the Producers News Of
Anderrpsoon Tx up his subscription. Mr.
paper sSO9 4 says that he reads lS ma an,
Dispatch a ap Weekly, St. Paul Paul