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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-05-15
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

At two o'clock p. m May 4, 1881
the board of county commissioners
met in regular session, all members
of the board and the clerk present.
On motion the application for old
age pension of Edward hancock was
disapproved.
REPORTS APPROVED
On motion the monthly reports for
the month Of April 1881 Of the Sher-
iff, clerk Of court and clerk and re
corder were approved.
At five o'clock p. m. the board adj
! journed until May 9Th 1881 at 900
o'clock a. m. Tuesday May 5th be-
ing a legal holiday.
At nine o'clock a. M, May 9Th,
1881 the board resumed pursuant to
adjournment made, all members of
and board and the clerk present.
| Several delegations from different
parts of the county appeared before
the board and asked for road work
in their localities. The following
were interested in having work dore
NE of Plentywood: J. Mehl, G. A.
! Simmons. Ben March, A. Aspeland
J. G. Wagner, S. J. Redden and the
following were asking for a road to
connect up with a road near the Da-
lFota line: r. J. FeIung, r. Gladue,
E. Rasmussen, w. S. Landgard. A
petition was also presented asking
for three miles of grading between
Outlook and Plentywood A petit
ton for an elevated graded road for
seven miles going east from high
way in townships 1886 and 1857
was signed by the following: J. w.
Kelly, Harry Larson. o. s. Bort. ].
Holmquist, L. w. Larson. G. B.Broth-
err, f. Fruholz. M. s. Francis, B.
Gentry. Edw. Hancock. T. Trugeton,
4 J. Gentry, F. Bush, Snellman, B. s.
Sorenson, S. Dalquist G. A. Norton,
F. Stringer Morris Johnson, VIM.
Pace, ]. Dionne, N. Holgard S.
Hartvig, VIM. Christensen, ]. ].
Blank and B. S. Stevens
At 10 o'clock noon the board re-
cessed until two o'clock. At two o.
clock the board resumed, all mem
bers and the clerk present.
At this time the board canvaSSec
the votes cast at the general cleo
ton held on Ma y5th on Referendum
Measure No. 35, and the result OF
the election was found to be as fol
I lows:
For Referendum Measure 35 ..------69'
Against Measure No. S5 1O3
At five O'Clock p. m. the board ad
journed until nine o'clock a. m. Ma!
e 9TH.
4 CONTINUED next weekly
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sion for your fellow man! OF all tn
S rotten copy this takes the blue rib
bon. I can read almost anything eve
some dialects of Chinese and you
Horace Greedy penmanship-but thi
blank blankety blank crap-do the
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v der to give the Producers News
: hum one or do you pass it on t
me with explicit confidence in m
ability to guess what it is, when 20
can't, Just to hear some Real Bi
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of Plentywood Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Tooke visited with her sister
Mrs. Johnson who has been ill for
some time.
Mrs. Joe MCGOWAN visited at the
Roy Collins home Monday.
Clyde Loutzenhiser is going to
put in gas station up in front of
the blacksmith shop.
Virginia Collins took her brother
Gene to school Monday morning.
Ralph Chaffee and Earl I<ilsington
of Outlook were caller in town Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Billet of Out
look called on Mrs. f. M. Tooke on
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Jake Nelson of Minton Wis
tied with old friends in town We'd
nesday.
A school exhibition and a short
program will be given at the school
May % at 1880 Everybody is well
come.
The emigration office is being fix
ed up along side of the customs Of
flee in the hotel building.
Mrs. Bramburgs father, Mr.. Lar
son is visiting with her at present.
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JURY PANEL

The following is the list of jur-
ors who have been ordered to re-
port for jury duty at Plentywood
June LIST 1881 at 10 a. m.
Alllestad, P. j., Plentywood.
Brinkman, Jens, Dagmar.
Barge, Jack, Wanso.
Brekke, Thorvald, Antelope.
Carl ]. Christensen, Antelope.
ChristiansOn, Paul, Antelope.
Peter R. Degen, McElroy.
Peter Erickson, Raymond.
Albert Erdahl, Medicine Lake.
Fred Frederickson, Medicine Lake.
Joseph Gruber, Redstone.
Henry o. Grams, Medicine Lake.
Gustav Grimsrud, Antelope.
w. F. Golf, Antelope.
c. L. George, Westby.
Michael Hoff, Dagmar.
Fred Henke, Dagmar.
P. D. Howell, Plentywood.
Karl H. Jensen, Raymond.
Emil M. Krost, Plentywood.
Carl Lind, Reserve.
Matt S. Madsen, Westby.
Hans P. Madsen, Plentywood.
w. G. McCrady, Redstone.
c. w. Nelson, Westby.
P. G. Ronnie, Dooley.
James Rasmussen, Dagmar.
Hugh B. Raether, Medicine Lake.
VIM. Syme, Raymond.
Hans Sneva. Dagmar.
Olav Vik, Plentywood.
Harrison Umbreit, Medicine Lake
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Niels Sundsted has been having
trouble with his well lately. 1t has
been necessary for him to haul wa
ter.
Lydia Johansen returned from Will
liston Friday where she has been
the past two weeks
Thomas SundSsted is blowing up
and re-Seeding his summer fallow it
having been destroyed by the wind.
On Monday the work of digging
cellar and making foundation for the
new school on the Lew Wallace site
will be started.
The Ladies Aid met at James
Johnson's Wednesday. The next
meeting will be held on the second
Thursday in June at Anton Jorgen-
SENS.
Chris Johansen was in brentwood
Thursday. While there he talked the
county agent question over with the
county commissioners and presented
petition to them to the effect that
the agent should not be laid Off.
The fifth of June which is the
Danish Independence Day will be
celebrated at the Brotherhood Hall
The community is busy preparing a
program for the day.
VIM. JohnsonS are getting ready
to move into their new house.
! Carl Hansen was west of Plenty
wood inspecting roads Tuesday
The Chris Johansen family attend
ed the funeral of Ruby Brenteson
at Coalridge Tuesday.
Niels Jorgensen who was in Flax
ton, North Dakota, visiting his son,
/ Johannes, Saturday, Sunday and
Monday reports that it rained stead
lily there from six o'clock a. m. until
2 o'clock p. m. Sunday.
BUSY BEE NOTES
On May 8, 1881 the Busy Bee Boys
Club of North Dagmar held it's first
meeting. The following officers were
elected for the coming year:
President, Carl Johansen; vice
president Norman Sorensen; secre-
tary-treasurer, George Johnson; vel
and song leader, Christian Johansen
club reporter George Johnson.
County agent Ferguson gave ar
interesting talk on club prospects
for the year 1881. Following thi:
the application blanks were passed
out and 20 members were enrolled
Five took UP the crops project; five
took potatoes for their project; tive
have beef heifers; two have dair!
heifers, tNo have the feeder pil
project; three have beef calves ant
one has a dairy calf.
The next meeting will be held OF
May oath at P. w. Plambeck's a
200 o'clock. All parents are cordial
ly invited. George Johnson
Reporter
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Mr.. and Mrs. Estersen left Satur-
day for Henning, Mimi, to attend
the funeral of OsmUnds sister.
The p. T. A. held its monthly
meeting last Monday evening in the
school house. A very good program
was rendered and fine lunch was
served at the conclusion of the
meeting.
Frank Doerfler of Trenton, N. D.,
was a week end guest of Jas. T.
Randall. The boys took in the dance
at Plentywood Saturday night.
Jim Evensen has secured a very
attractive model of the Chrysler H..
Cliff Hansen purchased a new
Chevrolet sedan last week.
The Cross family moved into the
Horstman house last Saturday.
A large number of the P. G. Peter
sen family gathered at the home of
Mrs. Petersen last Sunday, Mothers
day.
A number of the school children
attended play day in Plentywood last
Saturday. Brenette Rorvig won sec
ond prize in the spelling contest.
Sunday evening a car load of
young people returning from Brush
Lake turned over on the grade nine
miles east of town. One of the girls
sustained a badly sprained wrist.
The others came thru apparently un-
hurt.
Chris Mortensen, the bricklayer, is
building a new chimney on the res
taurant.
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Friday evening the Senior Class
presented the play 1.-THE Family Up
Stairs" 1t was very good and also
was well attended. After the play
Johnny Wunderlich's orchestra play
ed for a dance where quite a large
crowd enjoyed the remainder of the
evening.
Charles Bobst, brother of Mrs.
MAIDS Billet, and family, from Har-
dy, Sask., motored to the Billet farm
Sunday where they spent the remain
der of the week end.
Saturday the Outlook students
taking part in the scholastic and de-
clamatory contests motored to Plen-
tywood. The results of the contests
were: Barbara Iceland first in the
county meet for declamatory; Doro-
tn Back first in spelling; Mile OF
ten first in Arithmetic; Norma Pres
colt second in reading and third IN
language; Mayme Johnson first In
Arithmetic. Outlook scored %
Wednesday Mrs. Art Iceland and
Mrs. J. B. Alexander were Plenty
wood visitors.
Stanley McCrakin and Mr. Gardner
of Bainville were business visitors
in Outlook Saturday.
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Thursday afternoon Mrs. George
Grayson entertained Mrs. ]. Stewart,
Mrs. Oscar Christensen, Mrs A. T.
Larson, Mrs. G.. E. Grayson, Mrs. o.
b. Hoven and Mrs. Fred Blackmore
at lunch.
The Mesdames Inga Arneklev, All
Hoven and Gust Lee helped Mrs.
Selmer Thoresep celebrate her birth
day last Thursday.
Mrs. Hecshburger and children Wis
tied at the Mathiesen home Monday
afternoon.
Saturday Miss Marie Tiegen called
in the afternoon at the A. r. Berg
and G. w. Gray1son homes.
The party given by the freshman
class in honor of the Sophomores Oh
Friday evening was enjoyed by near
ers and Juniors and Seniors were
all invited.
The town team won the base ball
game played in town against the
east team Sunday, 40 to 16.
A large number attended the school
roundup in the county seat Saturday
Weldon Richardson's took Gerald
Richardson and Louis Groin to Gull
bertson Monday evening to go to
Missoula for the track meet.
Sunday Mrs. M. Rowland and chill
Christianson home.
Having finished a term of school
at Whitlash, Mont, Mrs. Henry Han
son, accompanied by Henry Hanson
arrived Saturday evening for theil
vacation at the home Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. c. c. Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Glaze an
nounce the birth of a baby girl or
Wednesday, May tn Mrs. Mary Hedg
es is assisting with the work.
A pleasant birthday party was OBJ
served Tuesday evening May IL Oh
Kermit Iceland when the Arnekle'
and r. r. Iceland families gathered
at his home for a social time ant
| partook of a delicious lunch.
The Leslie and Everett Stewar
families are visiting from Sunda.
to Wednesday at the J. Stewar
home. They are moving from Mino
to Great Falls at which place the,
will open a service station.
Ball games, races of various kind
with prizes are the attractions Sun
day when the Irish, Swedes and 9th
er Municipalities will help the Nor
Wegians celebrate the 18th of May
Ice cream and lunch at Berg'S Cafe
Mr.. and Mrs. E. z. Elkema of Den
YER. Colorado were in town in the in
terests Of Finn & Co., Text Book
last Wednesday.
The ChaS. Mclaughlin family en-
tertained the teachers of the schoc
at a weiner roast by the creek Wee
nesday evening.
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James O'Toole who has been i'll
Tor some time is well on the road
to recovery.
Mrs. S. Nuremberg has returned
from a shopping trip to Denver.
Her son, Henry Loehr. drove here
from Denver and took his mother
back with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hanson
grove over from Crosby Sunday to
orlng their young son, Allen Win
ston home. They returned to their
nome IN the evening after spend
ing the day with Mr.. and Mrs. E..
Il. E. Helgeson.
Mr.. Alsbery, repair man for the
Addressograph company of Chica-
go has been in the city the past
week looking over the various ma.
chimes put out by his company in
this section.
Hank Krebsbach, who had the
misfortune to fall from a ladder
five weeks ago and breaking his
left foot in three places is out
greeting his old friends. with the
aid of pair of canes.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ketterman
and family motored to Williston
Tuesday to attend the graduation
exercises of the Mercy Hospital
Miss Ketterman and Gladys Krebs-
bach of Plentywood graduated.
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Mrs. Bromberg held the Lutheran
Ladies Aid at her home Thursday.
There was a good attendance.
Ole Mathieson had the misfortune
Friday to have his barn burn. The
fire was started, it is said, by the
youngest child playing with match
es. No livestock was lost.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fink and
daughter Gertrude visited with Mrs.
Finks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Roderick of Outlook on Sunday.
Ed. Black and children, Meta, We'll
lington and Winston and Margaret
Redden were caller sin town Sun
day.
Bill McCathion returned from the
east Saturday evening. He was in
Wisconsin and Minnesota selling
and buying horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Heron and
daughter Of Plentywood visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Markuson and
family Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Tooke and Ed. Hannah
visited at the LouFolsom home south
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JUNIOR GIRLS CLUE

The first meeting of the Junior
Girls All Club of North Dagmar
community was held on Sunday, May
3rd at Chris Johansen's home.
Those elected were as follows:
President, Berna Lodah;l vice
president, Alma Johansen; secretary
Elaine Johansen; song and yell lead
er, Helen Johansen; reporter, Helen
Johansen.
It was decided that the club would
take up the Luncheon and Supper
project.
The assistant home demonstration
agent, Miss Bellamy, was present.
The next meeting will be held on
Sunday, May "a at the P. w. PLAN
beck home. Helen Johansen,
Reporter
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Daleview. A good time was had by
most OF those in attendance.
The Al Peterson family and Ma
bel Nelson motored out from Plen-
tywood to spend Sunday at the
Adolph Hovdey home
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OWN A HOME OF xouR OWN

OWN a HOME OF YOUR OWN
Right in the centre of the Alsike
Glover seed area of northern Min
nesota. Protected by an Sc-per-
pound tariff. Paid from $50 to $50
per acre last year. Cleared sixty
acres in three years. Land $3.50
per acre and up. Need buy no ma
chinery. Address: The One Horse
Farm, Little Fork, Mimi. (6tf)
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Oswald Anderson of Reserve was
= caller in the city Tuesday.
Cora Risa spent the week end at
4be parental home at 500.
Pete FiSke and son, of Outlook,
were callers in the city Tuesday.
George OVERLY well known farm,
er from south of town was attend
ing to business matters the fore
part of the week in Plentywood.
Used Tires, all sizes. Radio tubes
Quaker State Oil. Storage batter
les and "B" batteries at the Tire
Shop, PlentywoOd. (7-2t)
Harold Hanisch has left for Pop
lar where he has accepted a posi-
ton as operator for the Great
Northern.
Carl Ekstedt of Raymond trans
acted business at the court house
Wednesday and hObnobbed with
friends on the streets.
Last Wednesday, May 10, mar
rage license was issued to William
Manning, Jr., of Homestead and
GLADYS Morck of Reserve.
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EPILEPSY CURABLE7 Detroit lady
finds complete relief for husband.
Specialists home and abroad failed.
Nothing to sell. All letters answer
ed. Mrs. Geo. Dempster, Apt. J-14,
6SOO Lafayette Blvd. West, De-
trOit, Mich. ca
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In 1885, DR.. Caldwell made a dis
covery for which elderly people the
world over praise him tod&yl
Years of practice convinced him
'Ha: many people were endangering
,'eiT health by a careless choice of
lEa>2-ives. So he began a search
Tor 2 harmless prescription which
"aa.d be thoroughly effective, yet
you'd neither grippe nor form any
-'it At last he found it.
Over and over he wrote it, when
sa7d people bilious, headachy,
~ at sorts, weak or feverish
.'a caated tongue, bad breath, M
tF5aJe or energy. 1t relieved the
1s. obstinate cases, and yet was
sue with women, children and
elderly people.
Today, this same famous. effeo.
, I'VE prescription, known as DR.
1 .,a1is, Syrup Pepsin, is tn,
a "o.iqs most popular laxative. 1
DC obtained from any drugstore
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NOTICE: ESTRAY TAKEN UP
Came to my place about 10 days
ago, brown mare, white face strip
broken, weight 10 hundred
about 8 years old, branded M@E
on right rump. Owner can o.
have same by paying adj
vertising costs and keep. Seth Tay-
Tor, Plentywood. (5-5t)
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Helena Highway improvements
contracted for by the Montana State
commission this year have
reached a total of $4,65S,076.
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moo late for last weeks

(IOO late Tor last week.
Mrs. c. f. Christensen drove out
from Plentywood Thursday afternoon
to visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Hovdey.
ALT Shea has been assisting at the
VIM. Robinson home the past week.
A few of the young people of this
vicinity attended the dance at Min
ton last Friday night.
Leland EvenSon and Leroy Hol-
land were out rounding up horses
Saturday and Sunday.
Ole Olien motored to Glasgow
last week. He returned with a Chrys-
Ter coupe on Monday.
Thelma and Tarrence Wilson were
guests at the Melvin Evenson home
on Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Hovdey went to Plenty
wood Sunday to spend q few days
with her sons, Carmen and Irwin,
who are attending high school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Henderson of
Dooley and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Blair and family were guests at thu
w. o. Wilson home on Sunday.
Alfre Stadstad was q business Wis
itor in Plentywood Friday.
The Harry Holland family was
released from small poX Wednesday.
Saturday night a number of the
young folks attended the dance at
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FOR SALE-Player piano, Maytag
washer, Majestic range, two dress
ers, China cabinet, kitchen cabi
net. Mrs Ed. Estes, Plentywood,
Montana (6-4p)
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CHURCH NOTES
LUTHERAN CHURCH

-. M. SlmundSon, Pastor
Sunday, May II Baccalaureate SER
vices at Antelope at IL a. m. Ser
vice at Archer at $3.50 p. m.
May "a: Baccalaureat services at
Plentywood at II a. m. and at Out
look at 8 p. m. Student Simundson
will have service at Dooley at IL a..
m. and at Raymond at 2:3O p. m.
Rev. Tjomsland will have services
at Wanso at IL m
Members of Plentywood Lutheran
church will kindly remember the spe-
cial business meeting of the congre-
cation to be held next Friday, May
Is, at p. IN. We would like to have
all voting members present at this
meeting.
Outlook confirmants will meet
next Saturday at p. m.
The parochial school will begin at
Archer on May 20. All children are
invited to attend this school. The
children will kindly meet at the
school house at Archer Remember
the date.
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Assessor Bolster is able to be
up after a lengthy siege of illness
and is again at his office in the
court house.
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A number of members attended
the ladies aid which Mrs. Brandberg
pleasantly entertained on Thursday,
May 10. Mrs. Fred Budke will be the
next entertainer on Thursday, May
81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Evenson were
Plentywood and Raymond shoppers
on Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rob-
inson accompanied them.
Thelma, Roma and Tarrence Will
son, Milton and Eugene Evenson and
Kenneth Wilson went to Plentywood
Saturday to take part in the contest
held for the different school Of
Sheridan county. They represented
different grades of the Gibson
school. Thelma and Roma received
the honor of winning six points for
their school. The Collins school also
received six points which were won
by Mable Larter, Blanche Void and
Beryle Hovdey.
Miss Regina Paulson, teacher Of
the Gibson school was called to her
home at Williston on Saturday be-
cause of her mothers illness. Miss
Paulson returned on Sunday when
her mother was improving.
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FOR SALE-Registered Nuland Flax
seed, first prize at county fair and
second at Great Falls seed show;
termination 80 per cent. Price 81
the bushel. Nels M. Olson, Out
look. (51tf)
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FARM FOR SALE-S2O acres with
good improvements, Il mile from
school and church. Six miles Sc
of Dagmar. 100000. Terms. Hans
Rasmussen. PlentyWood. (51l
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Nita Robinson and pupils of her
school south of Redstone were in
Plentywood Saturday to attend the
county school tract meet.
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Mrs. o. T. Benson from the
Archer bench country transacted
business in Plentywood early this
week.
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FOR SALLY Dung Pigs six weeks
old. Write or inquire of Melvin
EVenson, Raymond. (71tp)
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FOR sALE-1929 Model T Fordor
sedan, cheap, Inquire of Mrs. H
L. Larson, Plentywood (7-3t)
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LUTHERAN CHURCH

At Wanso at II a. m. May "a.
At Redstone at 2.30 in the after
noon.
At Redstone we will arrange for
the formation of confirmation
class.
C. G. TJOMSLAND,, Pastor.
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Elias Sorvick, Antelope post
master was among the out of town
visitors to take in the big show
"Cimarron' at the Opheum Sunday
night.
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Want
W Ads
sEs sE 3 sI 3. sas

ADS in this column are charged for
at the rate of two cents for each
word each week. No ad taken for
less than IS cents. Remittance
should accompany copy for thu adv.
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FOR SALE-Four room house, full
basement, two lots, garage. Mrs.
Z. Estes, Plentywood. Gap
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The Camp Fire Girls play en-
titled "The Can of Wohelo" will be
given at the Congregational church
Friday, May Is at 8 o'clock. Ad-
mission 10c and Zoe.
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Used Tires, all sizes. Radio tubes
Quaker State Oil, Storage batter
les and "B" batteries at the Tire
Shop, Plentywood. (7-2t)
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Mrs. Harry Larson and Mrs.
Harry Sparkling of Medicine Lake
drove up to spend the day here,
Tuesday.
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PoR SALE-Pure Bred Mammoth
bronze turkey gobler Price SIS. In
quire at Producers News. (3tf)
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REGIsTERER HEREFORD BULLS
ROR SALE. Call or write James
Ostby, McCabe, Mont. (2tfp)
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Pete Fiske and son, of Outlook,
were callers in the city Tuesday.
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If you miss seeing the Leroy
Vaudeville show at the Farmer-La-
Dor Temple May 20 and 21st you
will be the loser-your friends will
all be there.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-05-15

Henry Raaen, principal of the
Comertown schools. accompanied
his graduating class to Plentywood
Tuesday where they had their class
nictl1ra taken