The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-01-13

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John Bowler landed in orr citv last
t-lday on the morning train. He re-
manned several days looking after
business interests and RENEWING old
acquaintance.
l. W. Greer left Friday for the
Twin Cities where he has considerable
legal business to transact. He will of
course visit with his wife and son,
Royal, while away.
Mrs. Ed Belandi and son, Bucho.
returned from Williston and Wil6rose
n: d. Saturday. They have been Wis
ting friends and relatives at those
points for the past two weeks.
Jim johnson and Clarence Petersen.
farmers of the Dagmar community,
were in the county capital Monday
and Tuesday attending to legal mat
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selmer Granrud of
Raymond were in Plentywood Mon
day shopping and visiting friends.
They remained overnight, returning
home Tuesday.
! The County Commissioners were in
in the county capital Monday looking
after the selling of several lots sold
lof taxes on that day. All the COM
misSioners were present.
VIM. McGinty, living 10 mile S
south of Plentywood, tried to make a
trip by auto to Raymond Monday, but
was unable to buck the snow and re-
turned to his home later in the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mack, farmers
living six miles south of Comertown,
were in Plentywood, doing some
shopping and transacting other bust
ness while in town.
Leo Young, farmer and grain
buyer of Raymond, has been looking
after the management of the Occident
elevator here for the past week, dur
ing the illness of Phil Ziebarth.
) Ohio McCabe, Froid garage man
was up between trains Monday to in
spect certain machinery which he in
tends to install in his garage. He al
: so attended to legal business.
George Daughters, an old pioneer
of Westby, came down by bus anC
! train Monday to look after some bust
ness matters and visited several O
his old-time friends while here.
Melvin Eveneson from north O
: Raymond drove to Plentywood Mon
d day. He is promoting a new under
t taking but doesn't wish to 6isclos
the secret just yet. We're wondering
r w. ]. Bye, we'll known farmer liv
S ing north of Dooley, drove in with
: team last week and after spendin
two days looking after business LEI
f for his home last Friday.
/ P. M. Madsen, a farmer in tn
Il Coalridge precinct, was county sea
caller Tuesday, visiting with hi
e brother Niels Madsen and family. II
y returned to his home Wednesday,.
is Louis Mail was in from the far
northeast of Plentywood Tuesday ar
If was driving a gas tractor around tt
in streets, getting it ready for sprir
I'd work.
dad" Ator was seen on the stree
Of of Plentywood last Tuesday. He h;
I'd been staying close to the ranch a
v tending to the stock while the seve
Geld weather was on.
Us Carl Hovdey of the Raymond pr
as cinct drove by team from his hor
It Monday to attend to business in t
county metropolis and do some sho
ed ping.
o. Mr.. and Mrs. A. N Wankel of t
zee Dooley country drove in by team IL
Saturday on a shopping and busine
10 trip. In the evening they took In
nc doings about the city.
* Theodore Thorstvedt, a farmer
Ter the Raymond precinct arrived in Pie
fic tywood Tuesday to look after so
legal matters pertaining to his car
10 cense with the State of Montana.
las Matt Eaton of Dooley drove in W
nth his team Tuesday, bringing seve
for parties with him. He transacted so
tai business and remained overnight,
inc turning home the next day.
md Dick Fitzgerald left for his ia
north of Comertown Monday, VIII
he will remain for several days ne
ing to get the machinery and S
a., ready for farm operations n
Aw spring.
John Lindblom, prosperous ia
er of the Raymond country drove
the county seat last Monday to att
the Radium Remedies Compal
= meeting. He returned home the S;
evening.
o. A. H. Kazeck returned to Pie
OK wood Monday from Kenmare, N.
- where he had an operation perfor
158sa on his lip, which was very succ
HAM full. Mr.. Kazeck was gone for a.
- two weeks.
+ Chris Petersen of the Coalr
( country was in the county seat 1
{ day, looking after some business
( visiting his daughters VINO are
I to High School In Plentywood. IL
: turned home Wednesday.
+ George Bell, Well known fal
{ and medicine man of the Dagmar
ritory came up on the passenger
I day to attend the Progressive 4
& ers meeting. He remained for s.
+ al days, returning last Monday.
:. dad" Gross, a Comertown n
5 ( steader came to town via tram
! { stage Monday to look after some
: ness matters and renew acqualn
t ( es. He expects to remain In II
+ wood for a few days.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rookie M
trip into the country and were
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert u
{ Z Cards were the diversion OF the
ing and an elaborate lunch was
II ! before the Rockies returned to
+ home.
3 { Mrs. Baker and family of Ds
} ( arrived here Friday via the pass,
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