The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-07-20

VI SAFE now. adv
Harrison Malcomb was a bus;noss
shopper in town Monday. -'esS
Mrs. Jack White of Redstone wss =
FIentywood visitor Saturday.
Get your season tickets for +ba
Chautauqua, July 24-29. a6T e
! George OToole took a load of Inn,
Der out to his ranch the first of tbo
week u tlle
H. Shirtliff and family of Optlool
were visitors at the H. Shirtliff home
IN PIentywood several days this week
Mrs. Nels THOMPSON Of wanso ,oe4
the hospital with her infant daughter
Monday. 3 -''ei
Born to Mr.. ard Mrs. VIM. ]. An
cefson Saturday, girl. All are do
ing nicely. q ~
Melvin Torgerson of the ComertoN
precinct was Plentywood caller
Tuesday. ''''i
MIS-. NJ. +. Hill and children left
sunday for Ambrose here thew will
visit for a few days.
Smart silk dresses, all new STYLES
attractlvely priced. Johnson's Store
/ Emerson See a farmer living east
/ OF Reserve was a business visitor in
PIentywood Saturday.
/ Simon Hanson of the RAYMOND nre-
clnct was County seat shopper Sat
urday. '
The Ed. Peteson, Ray White and
Frank Guenther families Sundaved
at Brush Lake.
Fred Martin, farmer from Moor
Homestead arrived in Plentvwood on
Tuesday and is taking medical treat |
ment at the Memorial hosnital
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henry Hanson, the son of Mr.. Han /
son section foreman at Antelope. left
the hospital Wednesday. He had an
operation for appendicitis recently.
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Little Harry Wagner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. G. c. Wagner had bil ton.
sis removed Monday. He is getting
along nicely.
w: BalbinOt and Ted Nilsson of
Won Point were here visiting some
ola time friends among whom was
Mr.. Monahan. vas
The assessors office is busy these
Gays getting assessment lists ready
Tor distribution ONES time in tbe
near future W
Harry Koike and A. G. Auundson
left early Saturday morning for tba
ing trip. : --9
ID. +. Foster is excavating a celler
near the Greer residence where he in !
tends to put up structure in which
he Will live when finished.
Rev. jackson conducted baptismal
performance in the Muddy river near
1.-THE west bridge last Saturday after |
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus Nelson of
Flaxville motored to Plentywood Sun
day and visited at the Anton Nelson
home. They returned later in the
evening.
Sid Erickson and family of Flax
vile landed in Plentywood Tuesday
and remained over night at Mrs.
zimmerman home. They returned
to their home Wednesday.
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Mrs. ]. A. Johnson and daughter
Ruby returned Tuesday from a tour
through the eastern states. Ruby has
been attending college at Winona,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Stoner passed
through Plentywood Saturday enroute
to points in North Dakota, Minneso-
ia and Iowa where they will visit for
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mann and chill
dren were in from their farm south
OF Mildly Saturday shopping and Wis
iting with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Mann.
Rev. V. R. Jackson, evangelist. left
Monday by car for Wolf Point after
conducting a very successful revival
here for the past month. He will con-
duct series Of revival meeting there.
Harry Landren arrived Friday
from Williston, N D., and has accept
ed position as baker at the Plenty
wood Bakery. Mr.. Landren is an
experienced baker and plans to use
some of the latest recipes in baking
) at the popular bakery in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Moe and family,
Mr.. Gottlieb Just, Mrs. Hilda Just
and Mr.. Fred Henke of Wood Lake,
/ Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Just
! of Malta, picnicked at the Hass
Brothers ranch Sunday.
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: Emil Moe and family of Archer re-
p turned from their extended visit to
S Minnesota Thursday. They passed
through Plentywood on that day and
reported having had most excellent
X time.
k C. S. Nelson, former editor of the
brentwood Herald, and wife left
Monday by car for the Parks and the
/ West Coast, where they will spend
n some time visiting friends and rela-
. tives.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Acklestad re-
! turned last week from an exteneo
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