The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-11-08

Eggs, per doz. 50
Rev. Stone of Medicine Lake was
day. OU "oil-
=. s. Nelson has been confined
10 his home this week on account
of illness. "'
Gust Wagner of Reserve was a
county seat business visitor We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Herman Eng of Medicine
Lake is a guest of Mrs. J. C. Stor-
kan this week.
Chas. Norton was a court house
business caller from Medicine Lake
Wednesday.
Andrew Tefre was a business
caller in Plentywood from Reserve
Wednesday.
Mrs. M. B. Larson of Homestead
visited friends in this city between
trains Wednesday.
Glen Ingell of Redstone was a
business visitor in the county seat
Monday.
Harriet Connoe of Reserve is
visiting at the C. F. McNulty home
this week.
johnnie Davis shipped two car
loads of young beef to the Chicago
market Thursday.
Carl Hole of Reserve called at
the county court house on legal
business Wednesday.
Jean Albers and Jack White were
business callers in the county CAPT
tai from Redstone Monday.
c. B. Bull is at Redstone this
week loading car of horses
which he is shipping to Iowa.
Atty. L. ]. Onstad left Tuesday
for Broadus, Mont, to visit his son
Chester for couple of days.
Henry Goodmans have moved in
to Mrs. j. Stewards house across
from the Donaldson Garage, this
week.
Owen Howe is assisting at the
Dlon-Eustrom store, getting things
arranged for the big closing out
sale.
Gladys Dodge and Helen and
Tom Groin drove up from Dag
mar Saturday TO do some shop
ping.
Mrs. Joe Wagner came down
from Daleview Tuesday TO spend
a few day having dental work at
tended to.
Rev. FIR. McDermott of Portland,
Oregon, is holding mission services
twice day at the local Catholic
church this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Stewart have
returned for a weeks visit at Great
Falls. They report the roads in
very bad condition.
Miss Viola Larson was discharg-
ed from the local hospital Tuesday
and returned to her home at Dag
mar on the train.
VIM. Pierce left the latter par
of the week for his headquarter:
at Great Falls after spending
few days at his home in this city.
Mrs. Patton, who has spent tn,
summer months at the home of he
daughter, Mrs. J. G.. Storkan, lef
Wednesday for her home in Butte
Lynn York, Gordon Peterson an,
Arnold Lidahl left Monday by ca
for Minneapolis and other point
in Minnesota to visit for severa
weeks.
Mrs. Casselberg left Tuesday 70
her home at Malta after havinl
been guest of her daughter, Mr.:
E. l. Miller for the past fou
weeks.
Sanders Knight, one of the pic
neer settlers of the Redstone cour
try, was a visitor in the count
seat Friday and Saturday of las
! week.
A. L. Rodlun was in Plentywou
the latter part of last week finisl
ing up business in connection wit
the sales conducted by the Ingwa
son Stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Void returne
Monday morning from a five weel
trip to various points in MINES,
ia and at Eau Claire, Wisconsi
They made the trip by car.
The cub bear shot by Harl
Larson of this city on his huntir
i trip in the region of Jenning
1 Mont, is on exhibit in the sho
1 window of L. E. Helms Meat Ma
1 ket this week.
i Mrs. Joseph LaFrance and 81
! of Rolla, N. D., stopped over
\ visit at the Frank Dionne home
4 this city the latter part of la
y week, before continuing on
! Malta, Mont.
j Lee Hill was able to leave t
4 hospital Sunday after having be-
q confined there about two weeks f
L. A.