The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-09-20
Local Brevities
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0. M. Johnson of Dooley was a
caller at the court house Friday.
Albert Almberg left Saturday
for Boomers Ferry, Ida., where he
will work in a lumber camp this
winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Beveridge of
south of Redstone were attending
to legal matters in the county
seat Wednesday.
Arney Wick Show COMPANY.
high class entertainment with
vaudeville De Luxe, Farmer-Labor
Temple, Saturday, Sept. 81, 1929.
Dance with accordion after show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Okay Moe return
ed to Dillon, Mont, Friday after
attending the funeral of Mr.. Noes
father, N. P. E. Moe.
Andrew Almberg left Saturday
for his home at Christine, N. D..
after attending the funeral of N.
P. E. Moe of Archer.
Revs. o. J. Hagen of Culbertson
Mont. and 7. M. Bake of Lake
Alma, Sask., Can, were visitors at
the Lutheran parsonage in Plenty
wood this week.
] Samuel and Joe Peterson pf
AvOca, Wis, nephews of Mrs.
Egge, visited at the parsonage
Wednesday,, enroute to the Pacific
coast on a pleasure trip.
Sarah Hansen came down from
Flaxville Monday morning and to-
gether with Mrs. Hazel Anderson
: of the Ingwalson Store in this CITY
went to Crosby to do fall buying
for the stores.
Arney Wick Show Company,
high class entertainment with
vaudeville De Luxe, Farmer-Labor
Temple, Saturday, Sept. 81, 1929.
Dance with accordion after show.
4 Wagnild Brothers of Outlook had
a carload of potatoes shipped to
Plentywood this week from Sid
ney. Most of the potatoes were
taken by farmers in the Outlook
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. E. Helgeson
and son Kermit and Mr.. and Mrs
| c. c. Johnston motored to Crosby
| N. D., Sunday, where they were
dinner guests at the Al Hanson
. home.
Jack Cartin was arrested Mon.
day night on a charge of having
stolen property in his possession
When brought before Justice Be.
lanski, he pleaded not guilty anC
was released on bond.
DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Anderson oil
Mcintyre, Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs
George Waters of Waukon, Iowa
who have been visiting at thu
George Munson home in this city
left the latter part of last weel
/. for their homes.
Arney Wick Show Company
high class entertainment witt
vaudeville De Luxe, Farmer-Labo
Temple, Saturday, Sept. Fl, 1925
: Dance with accordion after show
). Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richardson
: who have lived near Antelope 70
C several years, had a public sal
n Thursday of last week. Tuesda
i they left for the western coas
: where they will make their futur
home.
e Carol Storkan, 6-year-old daugE
$, ter of DR.. and Mrs. ]. C. Storkal
a was taken suddenly ill Saturda,
Her father rushed the young gil
: to Butte where she was operate
8 upon for appendicitis Monda
/ morning and at this writing is d,
ing nicely.
If At Peterson Co. you can now bU
q while they last-Radio B Batterie
D. 45-volt for $2.67. 25-t1
Saturday evening, Mrs. RI
}" Lang and her sister, Mrs. Har1
" son, who was visiting with her I
IN ceived word that their mother W
critically i'll. They left at on
or for their home at Austin, Min
er Mr.. Lark taking them as far
Al. Culbertson.
80 A basement was dug this we
by Leland Nuremberg on his
rs near the court house. Mr.. Kite
IN. berg has purchased a house in A
u telope which is being moved
of Plentywood by Martin Reinerts
er- and will be placed on the n
Ter foundation.
~ Dagney and Orville We
George and Harry Wagnild stopI
Wo in Plentywood Friday on tn
tn way to Kenmare, N. D., wh'
ne they will visit friends and re
ne tives for about ten days before
turning to their home in the q
md look country.
On On Those famous Peters, Winch
,i,' ter and Remington shells for y
8" next trip hunting 95c to S1.15
box Peterson Go. Isl
,fb Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ziebarth
r a Mrs. Oliver Ziebarth and daugf
lew Lorain, left Thursday for Glass
where they will visit at the hi
. of the formers daughter, Mrs,
Bertsch for a few days. Mr..
- barth will also attend to BUSH
M affairs at Wolf Point.
- Mrs. Lerton Hall of Wolf Pa
Mont, and baby daughter, La