The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-10-10

Inc NIOnTO6 IdII1ly nave moved |
into the Triplett house.
DO
Miss Sullivan, local telephone
operator, is enjoying a two weeks
vacation from her duties.
Now on my annual vegetable
sale in Plentywood. Till Saturday
night, Oct. 18th. Guy Grove.
Mrs. R. a. Palutzke from the
Welliver country was a Plenty
wood shopper Tuesday.
Fred Grave is assisting at the
Plentywood Drug store during the
absence of Mr.. Undhjem.
Miss Mabel Nordgren spent the
week end with her brother who
lives south of Flaxville.
Mrs. Chas. Luehr and baby son
returned home from the Sheridan
Memorial hospital Tuesday.
Get the onions. cabbage, etc.
that you want for, winter keeping
in Plentywood, Oct. 10-11. Guy
Grove. .~->..
C. F. Christianson, deputy as
SCISSOR, has resumed his duties at
the court house after his vacation.
Miss Halle Wheeler left last
week for Minot, N. D., where she
will attend the Teachers College.
Miss Polling of Grenora, N. D.,
is spending a few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Luehr.
! VIM. E. Pierce returned from
Great Falls early in the week to
spend a few days with Mrs. Pierce
and relatives.
Phil Schwieck was in the city
Monday looking after the interests
of the j. l. Case company thru the
local dealers, Peterson & Co.
Mrs. Truax of Velva, N. D., is
spending few days visiting her
sister, Mrs. Lou Helm and family.
Mrs. Trdax arrived Sunday.
E. w. Battleson and E. T. Pet
erson of Scobey were here looking
after business interests. and visit
ing at the homes of G. W. and L.
n Potorc0nc
/ Same vegetable man. Same good
vegetables. Same moderate prices
you have known for years past
Plentywood, Oct. 10-11. Guy
Grove. .s ..r
| Carl Smith, well known farmer
. in the Redstone country, drove
t home new Chevrolet. Four-dool
Deluxe Sedan, purchased this weel
from the local dealers.
e Mrs., w. ID. Roy, Mrs. E. I. Mil
Ter and Mrs. J. C. Storkan wer'
joint hostesses on Tuesday after
p noon and evening at bridge par
y ties held at the home of Mrs. Roy
k Mesdames A. F. Ziebarth, Dahli-
and Phil .Ziebarth gave join
bridge party on Wednesday at tn
r ihome of the former. A most en-
I joyable evening and luncheon wa
n had by all.
On Wednesday, Mrs. Fran
X Nichols and little daughter lei
y for River Falls, Wis, where the
q. will visit relatives and friends fl
r a few weeks. They will also Wis
in the Twin Cities.
toT+ rss~..7i 40
er r. Ny annual carload of Easter
s natural grown, non-irrigated veg
d, tables now in Plentywood. G
ST your share before Saturday nigh
October II. Guy Grove.
90 Evelyn Watt, Beryl Grange
ne Miss Sateren and Mr.. Elstad dro'
ef to Scobey last Saturday to witne
as the football game between Plent
wood and Scobey. The score beil
nj Is to 0 in favor of Scobey.
en- Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Undhje
id and family were visiting at Nor
eK Portal with Mrs. Undhjem's mot
er. They also spent a few days
n Flaxton, N. D. with Mr.. Und
II, jem's parents and returned We
on nesday.
-0- Mrs. Pete Krebsbach gave
bridge party in honor of Mrs.
N R. Krebsbach last Monday ev'
n ing. Three tables of bridge w
- in play. At the close of the ga
bar it was found that Mrs. Dugg
or held the high scores and recei'
81 a nice prize. A splendid lul
ove was served to the guests.
nd U Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Moore
a ns family autoed to Froid Sum
AZ where they were guests at
WY beautiful farm home of Mr..
Mrs. E. F. Luebke. A delici
ton. dinner with tame rabbit at
Hiss head of the menu list was SCI
3er- by Mrs. Luebke. Mr.. and !
r to Ben Luebke and family of b
axe vile were also guests of the
am. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DIX
Ugh were called to Oxbow, Sask., {
isit- Tuesday on account OF tne q
av. of Mr.. Dionne's father at
o is place. The elder D1onne was
oital iting at the home OF anoen o
v to and a daughter living at Ox
lome 1t is not definitely known at
writing exactly how the acc
happened but it is understood
he was killed by horse In