The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-10-03
IoCAL MARKETS

Winter Wne", ,, - AS
Amber Dui u'-' "a
oats ~: per bu. '---'-'-'--- "a "a
Barley pei w. .S1.56
Flax, per ~ go1 20
6 D-5 per ID; ---- ' or
Dl per bu. - ~
DonI Kurtz and Mrs. Frank
Mr. men. : a short outing at Re
Sniia II ,P latter part of the week.
1orson of DoOley was a
Nsl a.s caller at the county seat
Wednesday
~ .nd Mrs. Clarence Peterson
NJ east @. of Antelope were shop
l Li.p and visiting with trends sat
ujay' oo-
=, Fred Marsh is confined to
ME- - this week suffering from
Hs . LOT Her many friends
n ~ for her speedy recovery.
OIL, Hagen is enjoying a vaca-
=. D1 y one week with his parents
- trends n at Culbertson. He LETT
lst Sunday -oo-
At. and Mrs. Harvey Carpenter
: children drove up from Re-
~ b. shop and attend to busi-
ness matters.
n, and Mrs. J. C. GrOnvOld and
,..;lv have moved in from the
l mt for the winter and are
s living in the Vern Ankermar
residence.
n. H. Sachow and son Ervir
a,oye to northern Minnesota last
~ where they will visit with
Ms Sachow's sister and Other
relatives.
IN Saturday at 1870 p. m, th'
IrSbpran Ladies' Aid will hold
S~kt sale at the Ingwalson store
The public is cordially invited II
sttend.
Mrs. Jack Stevans and daughte
Genna left Plentywood last Wed
sd for Rochester, Mimi, wher
Ex Stevans went for medical ad
TSement.
Clifford Anderson, employed a
he Ingwalson Store Co. at Cros
b. n. D., was in this city Wed
pes8ay. on business with the locs
/ LG.A. store.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Void, Gladly
md Myrtle, accompanied Mis-
Dagney BY car to Minot, N. D
where she will attend the Stat
Teachers College.
-OO--
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Madsen ar
family drove up from Dagmar FL
day to shop and take in the coul
y fair. Miss Helen accompanit
them home for the week end.
90
Esther and Louie Bromberg we
visitors at Navajo over Saturday
Selmer Copeland of the McElrt
community was a business call
at the court house Wednesday.
Mrs. Dora Robb and sister Nj
Oh. netsel of Iowa City, Iowa, &
nved in Plentywood Wednesday
look after business matters a
visit with relatives and friends.
90
M. and Mrs. R. M. Hagen
southwest of Redstone are
proud parents of a bouncing ba
gh. Mother and young daughf
progressed very nicely under
care Of Mrs. P. Acklestad.
80
Nj. and Mrs. ]. C. Lodahl a
family of the Dagmar vicin
were shoppers and callers in t
oty Friday, and took in the f;
Mss Ruby accompanied tn
Nome for the week end.
90
I. +. Christianson, deputy CO
y assessor, is enjoying a
weeks vacation at this time.
rete Thuesen and family DIR
sp nom Dagmar Saturday to
enG to business matters and t
N the fair.
Carl Fink from the Raym
country was seen on Plentyw
streets the fOrepart of the WEI
=, Messrs. Jens Lind and
aa1sen Of Reserve were attenC
|" business matters at the cou
seat Tuesday.
Aessrs. Nels Petersen.
t-. sen and Vlggo Johansen v
tSAnsactng business in the CT
y metropolis Tuesday. They
.s Unnamed ne to hear Gov. Ericl
svo ~ Senator Walsh speak in
lng Of that day.
a ar and Mrs. L. ]. Moe ret
=. % PlentywOOd Tuesday e
V1 \ after spending a week at {
i iS~ with Mrs. Noes brother
soray.. =. While away thew 5
n, M u Tune in the Little Roc
crDn. moe reports that many Of
Of r 4 We're so poor in that Sc
ysst; le state as to be unfit for
i I9hnson's Store Ne