The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-02-01

Mildred Nelson is absent from
school this week, having contracted a
sige of the mumps.
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G. c. Bantz returned Friday from
Little Forks, Mimi, where he had
spent two weeks visiting and attend
ing to business matters.
Mr.. j. Nicoloski, who was proprie-
tor of the Gem restaurant here in
1915, has been visiting old I time
friends the past week.
Have your batteries charged and ex-
changed at the Tire Shop. (43-4t)
A. Riba returned from Helena Mon
day, where he had been attending to
business matters. Mr.. Riba drove
from Wolf Point by car. s.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Whitish and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Mann of the Welliver
country attended the dance at the
Farmer-Labor Temple Saturday.
90
Mrs. R. Borley of Medicine Lake
has accepted position as stenograph-
er for County Attorney Grant Bake
WELL starting her duties Monday.
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c. R. Keinast of the Keinast Motor
Sales left Wednesday for a four
days trip to Great Falls, where he
will attend the Ford Dealers conven-
ton.
George Anderson, w. B. Moran and
Mr.. Mcbride of Reserve attended the
old time dance Saturday night and
enjoyed Sunday afternoon at roller
Skating.
The undertaking parlors of M. S.
Nelson have been moved from their
present location into the building
formerly occupied by DIR. E. G..
Steele.
Ole Aspelund returned Monday from
Helena where he attended a meet
ing of the county assessors of the
state. Mr.. Aspelund was sick with
the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Bestland of
Antelope were among the out-of-town
folks who attended the Olde Tyne
dance at the Farmer-Labor Temple
Saturday.
Alphild Espelund, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thor Espelund of Antelope,
is rapidly improving from an opera
ton for appendicitis and expects to
return to her home in short time.
Bill Endersby, successful rancher
of the Whitehall country, was in
Plentywood Friday to get the Sheriff
to inspect two carloads of mules
which he is going to ship to Memphis,
Tenn.
E. G. Ferguson, Sheridan county
agent, left Saturday for Bozeman,
where he will attend the Home Com
ing Week and other conferences. On
his return he expects to stop at Havre
to visit old time friends for few
days.
C. w. Peterson left this week for
the east in the interest of the Peter
son Company and to purchase new
spring stock. He will take in the fur
niture markets and attend the auto
show while on hte trip. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Peterson and son
Roger.
Knute Styve and mother, who have
been visiting friends and relatives at
Archer, the past month, returned to
their home at Fertile, Mimi, last
Monday. Knut Styve is brother to
Mrs. Emil Moe and Henry Styve OF
Archer. Knut likes Montana as well
as ever.
C.. B. Bull of the Farmers & Mer-
chants State Bank of this city return
ed from a pleasure trip to Mexico ano
points in California last Monday
Mr.. Bull reports that he came from
Minneapolis to Minot in an airplant
and that he certainly had very
breezy ride from the Cities to Minot
Mrs. De Evelyn and Mrs. Lars
Breasted of Redstone started by ca
last Monday for Plentywood but due
to the cold weather after getting
short distance the car froze and the!
were forced to walk back to Redston
and take the train for this city. Tn
ladies report a very cold walk. Will
4 in Plentywood they stopped at the {
r B. Bull home.
Leo Young, we'll known farmer an
grain-buyer of Raymond, left Tues
), day of this week for points in tn
S south, where he will spend the re
naming winter months. Leo is moN
ing at just the right time accordin
Y to the registrations on the thermon
n eter the last few days. He will r.
f turn in the spring to look after h
farming operations.