The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-05

some repairs for his threshinp rio
,Adolph Hovdey of RAYMOND ,ootou
pairs. 0'O"y IOf re-
Al Eaton returned tuesday after
spending several weeks thresbinr =,
the country north of Raymond -
Jud Goodman has been forced 70
resort to the use of crutches because
ol- Dlood poisoning in his left foot.
;. Edw. Campbell of the Comertown
ing business. = "'0''''
Eleanor Stambaugh left for Bill
ngs Monday where she will attend
school 'o''u
HalVor Bestland was in from his
farm east of Antelope Saturday for
repairs for his tractor and plows.
Peter Westlund from east of AMI
telope was a Plentywood visitor Sat
urday.
Mrs. Frank Marsh of Welliver was
a business caller in Plentywood the
first of the week.
John Bowles of Medicine Lake
was in town Monday between trains
Hooking after legal matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nereson of
McElroy precinct were callers in the
county seat Tuesday.
J. o. Brensdahl of McNulty pre-
cinct was in Plentywood Saturday Sc
curing a car frame and wheels with
which to make a trailer.
Victor Rydeelv of Dagmar was a
Plentywood visitor Saturday. While
In town he looked fater some legal
matters at the court house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Espen of the
Comertown community motored to
Plentywood Tuesday on real estate
busi)ess and also to have some dem
tai work taken care of.
Odin Lutnes, prominent farmer If
the McElroy country, and one of the
members of the Board of Directors
of the Producers News, was a bust
ness visitor to the county capital last
Thursday. He reports that the crops
were very good in his section of the
country this year.
H. B. Braddock, widely known Out
look country farmer, was in Plenty
wood Thursday, when he paid the
Producers News office a pleasant
call. He took advantage of the OPP
! Eortunity to subscribe for the best
weekly newspaper in the Northwest.
Mr.. Braddock is getting ready to
leave for Florida where he will spend
the winter.
Simon Cuyonco,, ,.o+,,,,,oI g.. IL =
Outlook country yesterday, where he
had been engaged in wiring the
beautiful country mansion of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hass. Mr.. Swanson saws
that the Hass residence will be one
OF the most handsome homes in
northeastern Montana when complet.
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Co. nd Alcohol for the Ra.
dlatof lire Shop. adv
Joe Dolin, mayor of Medicine, edi.
tor and leasee of the Medicine Lake
Wave, and postmaster at Medicine
Lake, was in Plentywood last Satur.
day night attending the meeting Of
the Republican County Central Com
mittee, which met with the Republi
can candidates to make plans for tn,
ensuing campaign.
Alfred Helm of Westby was
county seat visitor Wednesday, tax
ing treatment for a lame back.
Gust Strand, who got his arm
caught in threshing rig some tim
ago at Reserve, left the Sheridan
Memorial Hospital Saturday. H
/ still has his arm in a cast, but it i
in such a condition as to allow hir
to return to his home.
Extremely snappy dresses. Create
I in styles to conform with the pres
ent demand for youth. Johnson
! Store adv
j. j. Morgan, prominent farmer O
i the Archer country who has been cor
! fined to his home for some time be
cause of illness, is now feeling bette,
4 The many friends of Mr.. Morga
j are glad to hear of his improvin
! health.
!, The dynamos in the old lightin
i plant north of Plentywood, wei
Z brought to this city last Friday an
j loaded on car for destinations Ill
known.
4 Alden "SwNe" johnson and Mer,
q Ketterman left Saturday on a tour
3 the western states. They expect
s. be in San Francisco, Calf, by IL
q time the snow flies in Montana.
= On Monday evening, October Is
q Misses Larson, Varney, Sateren al
4 ,Ordahl were entertained at the hon
& of Supt. and Mrs. M. o. Glorvick f
= duck dinner.
One assortment of colored gla
buffet sets at $1.39 during the
q sale at Miller's Pharmacy Corn She
81 week. ad
q Louis Pierce returned from t.
q Froid district Tuesday after havil
s. been away for several weeks haulil
~ grain. Louis is truck No. 1 of Il
g Farmers Trucking Assn.
Mr.. Young of the Coalridge cou
81 try motored to the county seat Tue
~ day to make a final settlement
Z, his farm affairs. He sold his sto
Il and machinery a short time ago a
q has now disposed of his farm and
u is going to Chicago and points
Is Michigan where he expects to Local