The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-07-05

yer ana sister, Mrs, Ben Moe and
othe RELATIVES and friends of Ar.
cher and Plentywood.
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Bob and "Gib" Zeidler return.
ed last Friday mite from Wiaeon.
sin They were accompanied Inv
Their cousin, Gertrude johnson. Of
Rockwell, la, who will visit her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Johnaon
They drove back IN Judd Goodman
new Chryaler car,
Have that tire vuleanised, Work
guaranteed. Redmond's Tire Shop,
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Mrs. II, s. krebsbaeh and sister
Minnie Mattbys left Saturday
morning by car for Fargo, NJ ID
Miss Mattbys will resume her 20.
sitioh at Fargo while Mrs. kreba-
bach will visit with friends and
relatives before returning to this
city, w
I'D
Mr. and Mrs. odin Lutnea, prom
ineht farmers in the MeElroy pfe-
eihet, were shopping and transact.
ing business In the county eapital
Wednesday in preparation for the
Fourth Mr., Lutnee reports that
the drought has cut the crop badly |
IN the northeastern section of the
county.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clair stoner arr
rived In Plentywood the last of
this week and with visit with their
daughter, Mrs, George Mercy, and
husband and with other friends In |
this city, Mr.. Stoner will return
to Great Falls Monday 30 resume
his position with the Wheatgrow-
ers and Mrs. Stoner will make a
longer visit,
Scientists say that flies carry |
germs Of typhoid fever. infantlle |
paralysis, summer disorders and
over thirty other diseases, Files
should be killed, FLY-TOX Is
harmless to people but sure death
to mosquitoes, reaches. moths and
bedbuge as we'll as flies. FLY-TOX |
was developed at the Mellon lnsti-
tute Of Industrial Research by Rex
Research Fellowship. Insist on
FLH-TOX with It's perfume-lilte |
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Louis iiba made a business trip
to Medicine Lake last Tuesday /
Juliet Garneau after spending
six weeks with her parents and
friends In this city, reeuperating
from recent Illness, returned Co
Fargo, N, D., Tuesday. where she
will resume her course Of training
as nurse at the st, Johns hospital. !
She was accompanied TO Culbert- |
son by her mother, Mrs. A. ]. Gar
neau. and some friends. making
the trip that far by car.
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Clifford Harrington from Hes
per, Iowa, Is here visiting at the
Fremont Nelson home. Mr.. Haf.
fihgton Is cousin Of Mr.. Nelson
and plans TO spend month.
Fremont Nelson has finished dig
ging a we'll on his farm and is now
working on the basement for his
new home which contains eight
rooms and Is very pretty build
ing,
M, +, Moe Of the department Of
Public instruction at Helena. was
Redstone visitor the latter part
Of last week, meeting with the
school board Of that district and
discussing plans for remodeling of
school building, He also spent
day In plentywood and Archer
before going to Minnesota for a
week, Mr., Moe IL a son Of Mr. and
Mrs, N, p Il. Moe Of Archer and
IL one of the we'll known educators
of the State of Montana
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DR., Eugene s. Perry and John
u, Blixt, geologists for the State
Bureau Of Mines and Geology loeat-
ed at the School of Mines In Butte,
Mont, are spending several days
In Sheridan county investigating
the supply Of underground water.
A study Is being made In various
parts of the state of Montana, The
purpose IL TO ascertain the under
ground water supply In various
parts Of eastern and northern
Montana, the depth to various
strata and the quality of water
obtained from each,
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Charley Martin and family Of
Poplar are moving TO Plentywood
this week. where they plan 60
make their future home. Mr.. Mar.
tin will be the manager Of the
Northwest Service store. taking
the place Of Mr., Monroe. who Is
leaving for Redetone where he will
enter business for himself, Mr..
J Martin and his family are we'll
known to plentywoed, he having
been employed By the Northwest
Service Store before going to Pom
lar to take charge Of a store h
that city and they are welcomed
back to pientywood by their many
/ friends, They will reside In The
! new atueco cottage recently erected
by A. J, Moore.