The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-10-31
Local Brevities
3

F. j. Sherry, publisher of the
Redstone Review was transactinp
business at the court house Tues
day.
How about your subscription? Is
it paid? If not, why not do it
now?
Miss Singleton, county superin-
tendent of schools, spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Redstone and
vicinity.
Notice to the public: Plenty of
flour and mill feed on hand now.
Plentywood Milling Company.
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On Saturday last A. o. Dahl
of Antelope drove up to attend
to legal matters at the court
house.
McEroy visitors in brentwood
Tuesday were Odin Lutnes and
brother who transacted business
here.
Mrs. Duggan is greatly improv-
ing her home in the old town site
by putting full basement under
FER house.
Editor Joe Dolin of Medicine
Lake drove up to Plentywood Mon
day afternoon and transacted bus
mess at the court house.
New and secondhand tires, al
sizes; Prestone, Glycerine and al
cohOl, the famous Kelly Tires a
the Tire Shop. adv
Mrs. Elmer Nickerson and littl
: girl of Outlook spent Saturday il
town shopping and visiting at tn
5 J. j. Gunther home.
Alfred Paulson of Medicine LAX
9 was seen on the streets of Plen
T tywood and in various bushes
houses early this week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Meyers me
n tored up Monday from Medicin
Lake to spend the day with friend
and to attend to legal matters.
! DR.. Kroner, Eyesight Specials
will fit eyes scientifically at Plel
tywood Hotel, Saturday, Sunda
A. Nov. seth. 30-t3
= Fred Stone of Westby, dem
cratic candidate for county asses
t. or was attending to business ma
at tiers at the court house the fo
st part of the week.
- Knute Hovet and sister, Mrs.
- H. Rasmussen from east of Ant
lope autoed to Minot last week al
C spent few days shopping and g
y tending to other matters at tn
i place.
To make your car start easie
Have a good mechanic check t
: machine and put it in shape /
winter use. Then fill up with ca
starting Red Buffalo WHIT
gasoline. You'll be surprised at |
difference. Westland Oil Compal
. Mrs. Dora, Robb and lit
. daughter Kathleen returned TO
r wa City, Ia, last week where M
s, Robb will resume her duties
& nurse at the state university h
ID pital.
s. Lloyd Krebsbach and Lei
Guenther motored up from Gil
dive Saturday to spend the w,
end at the homes of their parel
They returned to their duties M
day morning.
Among the Plentywood visit
from Redstone last Saturday "
;7xE P. A. Beveridge and Arthur Bl;
- They paid calls to various off
T at the court house as we'll as
iting friends while in town.
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Mr.. G. A. Anderson of Quit
and Mr.. Eli Shalbetter of Plel
wood returned Sunday from Mil
apolis where they went to '
e. the formers brother who is '
es4 i'll at the U. S. Veterans hospit
. A birthday dinner was givel
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Shallbetter of brentwood Sun
at 200 p. M, the honored gu
being Mr.. Fred Hanson of T
Il vile and Mr.. Shalbetter. Dec
OOo tions were in pink and white.
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s**I Farmers come for your
now-warehouse full. Also
TIC ty of Mill feed, $500 a ton.
10 tywood Milling Company.
Miss Carol Hoeck drove
from Westby to be in attend
aa.. at the party of the Misses
80 Krebsbach and Cora Frisvold
Tuesday night. Miss Hoeck is
en- ployed as bookkeeper in he
theirs garage at Westby.
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49,. Miss Ruth Johnson, who i!
IA of the University of North
ia alumni, was present at tn
thering of her class at
Forks last week. She went
nan by car on Thursday and ret
to Plentywood on Sunday.
roads were very good and 81
r.n ioyed the outing immensely.
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The teachers and pupils {
- Catholic Sunday school EMO
. merry Halloween party he
0C the church parlors Thursday
~ merous games and stunts we
= diversion of the evening, G.
tn much merriment. A sum
Of lunch was served the youn
after which they departed TO