The producers news., 1930-01-24
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Tax 2.25
potatoes, per Du' nor III As
r,sanery Ou''0i' IL 40
0airy butteI' pc As
Eeg:, Sls. per do7.
~ uolderman was a visitor
7. Monday NJ, from the "elliver
ountTy' -,o-
1sonhardy of Williston was
Gso ;,osS caller in Plentywood
Monday 90
O.,t Daley of Redstone was
psls 2lr after business matters IN
tSi' Si,cf city Wednesday
o.re Mildly and daughter
Ge05sr 5sre Wednesday from Mildly
:. 10 some shopping
", lin Trower came down
y, Mi'; ccobey to visit with her hus-
sand I'glI over the week end
o1 Tvme Dance at Farmer-La-
/ :. W iTsmUle, Saturday, February l.
] ~ UUs.lr.ldson's Orchestra. Admission;
~. [ss'lji.OO si.OO; mescOrted ladies, so
Gssl adv.-1t-c
cents.
v,smont and Adry Nelson were
/ ,iuass i callers in Plentywood
I..m 9.sr't tbe Welliver country Wednes-
/ dg 40
u.,v Neville returned the first
it'y H. week from Whitefish, where
1 !. ir has been visiting for the past
! month"; an
c,rl Bull left Friday for Mime
...ic TO attend to business mat
~. and will go to Shakopee for a
few days.
! r R. Kienast left the first of
a week for Minot to attend the
F,d Dealers Convention held in
that city.
Lack Bergeson, collector for the
International Harvester Company
1 at the DoOley Implement office
this week.
Harold Hanisch, who is employ
4 at Havre, came home Monday
d visit with relatives for a few
days.
J.. /. Singleton and daughter
Nrs. Deck of Reserve were visit
ing and shopping here Tuesday anC
Wednesday.
Old TYNE Dance at Farmer-La
bor Temple, Saturday, February 1
DmaldsOn's Orchestra. Admission
Gets, S1OO; une'scorted ladies, 81
cents. adv.-lt-'
Miss June Donaldson of Culbert
son is the guest of her uncle ant
! aunt, MIR. and Mrs. o. M. Donald
son, this week.
] Miss Violet Peterson arrivet
] Monday from Billings to spend
] few weeks visiting at the home 0
] her brother, C. B. Peterson.
Judge S. E. Paul and Court Re
] porter Koser returned Thursda
hOm Wolf Point, where the Judg
he'd Law and Motion day.
Mrs. N. P. E. Moe arrived fror
P0plar on Thursday to spend a fe1
tsys visiting with her daughte.
Mrs. A. c. Erickson and family.
Harry Larson left Monday fc
treat Falls and other wester
points to transact business for I'll
lm for which he is a represent;
i've.
Od Tyne Dance at Farmer-Li
St Temple, Saturday, February
DOnaldsOn'S Orchestra. Admission
Ss, SLIGO; unescorted ladies,
cents. ody n
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Luehr lie
thursday for points in Iowa al
@olhem Minnesota, where tn,
sll spend a month visiting rel
yves and friends of Mr.. Luehr.
FEBRUARY EVENTS in
Ssu' LIST to 9Th: Northwest Au
SnOg' % buses and cars direct fro
TSI No0S SOOr. Srd to 9Th, SHRINE Il
SUOA CIRCUS, 5 minutes wa
Wal Vog our door. Home Mark
~'Sl "ysk Srd to Sth, five minut
M sslk; :. Stop at Hotel Jewell, II
M NJ TSTIreet, opposite Court Houi
THING, VIE" oF EvaE ~ I,
u,ri ~;s. henry Styve of Archer
ny ssns at the Grand View Ho
nav. ~ week while receiving chi
York ''iiien's from DIR. Z.
a 9Is, Ss.ssI... J.. c; cairncross, forme
T,i,;sn isssnua' Mont, who has bt
e,FE, at the home of her bro
iD.,5.L i L . Larson, in this city. /
lister Mo lOr Raymond to visit
brotbs.A mrs Is Brandberg, and ais,
b.sr' |. ]. Larson a. O,,+Io
MN hOs h.eavlng for Minneapo
i Johnson 8 Stora Nav