The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-08-15

Peter Fiske of south of Outlook
was In town shopping Tuesday.
DICK Peterson rs spending the
week at the home of Pete BEVERAGE
Miss Mabel Nordgren spent sun
day in Dooley visiting with friends.
Mr.: and Mrs. John A. Stablbarg
Tuesday. eoiiei''
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Singleton from
reserve were shoppers and visitors
In Plentywood last Saturday.
Shop. " me On IRE
Mrs. Carl Jenson of Raymond was
d monday shopper in this city. She
purchased a supply of groceries for
:, arnold Anderson returned the
tlrsC OF the week from Idaho. where
ne spent the greater part of the
summer.
BANNING Bros, who have a large
ranch south of Redstone. were in
town Saturday evening, shopping
and visiting friends.
Mrs. Laura Kemp and son of Mi
not are visiting at the Bob Smith
nome TINS week. Mrs. Kemp is a
sister of Mrs. Smith.
Jui Watkins, candidate for county
commissioner on the democratic tic
n ni was business caller in this
city last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Ziebartb and
Dapy son Leo Arthur were in from
the farm on Tuesday laying in re-
pairs and supplies for threshing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Barner are
the proud parents of a daughter
porn to them at the Memorial hos
pltal in this city last Thursday mite.
Mrs. MAIDS Billet from northeast
OF Outlook was brought to the local
nospltal for medical treatment on
Thursday. Her friends hope for a
speedy return to her home.
Mrs. E. M. Krost and son Owen
Howe left last Sunday morning by
car for Chicago. They accompanied
VIM. Ewing who was one his way to
bring back his family from that
place.
Now is your opportunity to get a
good, warm siX-room house for the
coming school year. Reasonable
rent and in good condition. Save
half your rent in extra coal. See A.
j. Moore. Plentywood.
Among those attending the dance
at Schultz's barn last Saturday mite
were Messrs. and Mesdames A. l..
Smith, z. ]. Acklestad. Joe Kayon.
Paul Kurtz and Bob Ferris. They
report large crowd and enjoyable
evening.
Wanted-Ten bootleggers. must
have served at least one term. and
sun IN the business. Apply at the
ire Shop. 20-1t-c
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Luebke of Froid
visited at the A. j. Moore home in
this city Tuesday evening. Mr..
Luebke is in the midst of harvesting
operations and figures the crop will
average from to 10 bushels in that
vicinity with some outstanding
yields.
Mrs. Henry Sachow was pleasant
ly surprised last Friday afternoon.
when number of her friends and
nelghbors called on her, reminding
Mrs. Sachow that the day was her
plrthday anniversary. The ladies
brought lunch and a pleasant few
hours were enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Geo. Jackson and son. after
having resided the past year on the
coast, have returned to the old farm
home in the Welliver country. Mr..
j jackson has been on the farm since
spring and has been doing consid-
cradle improving on the place this
summer.
George Davis, from west of Out
look, while riding horseback had
the misfortune of severely iniuring
one of his legs. 1t seems the horse
stumbled and fell on the rider. Mr.. |
Davis will be confined in the local |
hospital for some time with the !
injury.
Mrs. L. c. Peterson and children
and III. d. Moore and children drove |
to Williston last Sunday to visit |
Mrs. Moore at the Mercy hospital at |
that place. Mrs. Moore is recov err
ing very nicely from her operation |
performed last week and expects to
be home soon.
Miss Emma Crone, former County !
superintendent of Schools, drove up /
from Michigan to look after her |
farming interests in the lClaxviIle |
country. Miss Crone will visit PIen-
Eywood a few days before returning |
east again. She arrived Thursday |
noon of last week.