The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-02-28
LOCAL MARKETS
un.v FER 81. 1880

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Cant stOner of the Outlook Vi
IT. was a business caller IN the
Gty Saturday.
r r Wagner was among the
mes callers in town from Re
Ssve Monday.
countv Attorney Grant Bake
III Is at Wolf Point this week
On legal business.
Inc Olson was among the Ray
.ondites who attended the dance
here Saturday night.
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Old Tyme Dance, Temple, Sat-
uiag, March 1. Gents $1.OO,
Ladies SOC.
Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
TboresOn of Antelope were shop
ring and visiting here.
90
Chas. Mclaughlin, merchant of
Antelope, was a business caller
here Monday afternoon.
90
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Redeem
sud infant were visiting relatives
IN Plentywood Saturday.
Ted NOrdhagen and Harold Foss
we're here from Westby Wednes-
day to attend the land sale.
Old Tyne Dance, Temple, Sat-
urday, March 1. Gents $1.00,
Ladies SOC.
40
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carol of
the bench country were visitors
and shoppers here last Friday.
County Clerk of Court C. B.
Peterson has been confined to his
home this week with the "flu."
Attorney A. C. Erickson was
absent from his office the first of
the week with an attack of the
flu.
Miss Bessie Pace who teaches
the Jackson school east of town
was a week end guest of Miss Mae
Crave.
Old Tyne Dance, Temple, Sat-.
uTday, March L. Gents $1.OO,
Ladies SOC.
0din Lutnes of the McElroy
community was a business caller
IN the county capital Tuesday of
this week.
Martin HOmme of Outlook was
visiting friends and attending to
business interests in the county
seat Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Eidsness
and Hans Larson were callers in
the interest of the land sale held
here Wednesday.
Oscar I. Olson of the Reserve
vicinity was attending to business
matters and buying supplies in
this city Monday.
County Commissioners Frank
French and Victor Anker were
looking after business at the court
house Wednesday.
90
Vuo Stadlg returned last week
uOm points on the western coast.
Snere he has been mentioning for
NE past two months.
MisS Ann Curran, teacher of the
wv Tree school south of Red
STSne' was among shoppers in
''en'yWoOd Saturday. .,rs
10
nUme Demonstration Agent Yes
S = manson returned from Scobey
~0..y where she held several
meetings the past week.
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-, ~; and Mrs. John A. Nelson
tuu family of the Raymond coun-
S ~ . Is ts over Saturday and Sun
AZ the Charles Strubeck home.
A. "SsG1aiesday Mrs. Monahan and
Rsd,t nlsSes Mary and Areva of
boDr .Sne were doing early spring
'iiO bocdI stores.
d., S' w. ". Mckee returned satur-
Ssy nom Tappen, N. Oak. where
ipDs went week ago to attend the
E ss Of his brother, David Nc Nc
90
1 S,tus ss Katie Kennedy came in
\ Rs PSy TO resume her duties at
/ i vi aOa home after a weeks Wis. s.
country. III the raymond
/ an, a. Ia, and Mrs. Robert Gunder.on
| on on tS children S Of Reserve came S M
e a sas Special :, Saturday EVENING 10 2
/ d S v.9l the Firemen's danc oen ing
isn Tsl' with the Hans Rasmussen s,rT s,.u
4 'il' until Monday. rasmussen
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