The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mack ssnd
family were in Plentywood We'd
nesday.
Guy Allen, prominent farmer
from west of Reserve was visitor
in town Wednesday.
Same man. Same good eastern
vegetables. Plentywood, Oct. 6.
Guy Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. VanHee mo-
tored to Fiaxville Sunday where
they visited with relatives and
friends.
The Steve Slaight family has
moved into the house formerly oc-
cupied by the Henry Goodman
family near the court house.
Get your eastern natural grown
vegetables of the same old vege-
table man at Plentywood, Oct. 6.
Guy Grove.
~
Wallace Christensen and Eu-
gene Baker of Dagmar, formerly
students at the local high school
were visitors in town Saturday.
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Victor Anker, county commits
; sioner, from Outlook was in the
City Wednesday attending to bus
mess matters.
I Chauncey Carson from north of
Comertown was caller in town
Wednesday, bringing in one of the
: teachers to attend the institute.
VIM. Ator, pioneer farmer living
two miles this side of Antelope
n was a business visitor in Plenty
It wood Thursday Of this week.
John Anderson, former sheriff
of Roosevelt was business visitor
: in Plentywood Wednesday after
noon.
y, Ohio McCabe manager of the
2 Continental Oil Station at McCabe
was a caller in town Wednesday
evening.
RS Johnnie Bowles and "Lineshaft'
left by car Tuesday for Arizon;
e where the latter expects to be ben
u Gifted by the climate.
/ will be in Plentywood with m,
&C. annual car load of eastern natura
n grown vegetables on Tuesday, DC
tx tober 6. Guy Grove.
Is Frank Smith, tonsorial artist ez
traordinary, and family have moN
- ed into the house on the sout
side next to the residence of Ere
~ Forman
| Charles M. Joslyn of Avondal
| in Daniels county was bushes
| visitor in Plentywood over Il
| week end in the interests of tn
United Farmers League.
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| The county teachers institu'
was held in Plentywood Wedne
Il day and Thursday of this wee
81 Teachers from all over the coun
- were in attendance.
z0h Used tires, all sizes; alcoh,
for glycerine and Prestone; Everrea'
~ B batteries; two-year guarant
storage batteries. The Tire She
- Plentywood. (26-4t
golf %
ier- Melvin Torgerson, wife and S
n ITO Robert who live northwest of {
S7S mertown motored to the city
- Wednesday. While here Mrs. tt
lies gerson had some dental wo
laE- done.
VIM. Langlois is the new 81
full station manager for the Contint
etf) tai Oil Company taking over
. new duties Saturday. He succet
A. Viggo Petersen who resigned.
Sheridan County Memorial H
with pital dance Saturday, Oct. II, 1!
Ater, at the Farmer-Labor Temple.
trS piece Orchestra. Dance Tick
- S1.00..
LES Do
macs Sewer and water mains are be
't1pl laid in the street in front of
=. Anton Nelson, Harry Koike,
rom bert HOLMAN and Harry Lar
Sc homes this week to supply tn
Hans residences with water and sew
The members of the Plentyw
D~C Colf ClsIh Yootored to Froid s
u day for the tournament.
!; Plentvwood golfers came out
- .. tors with J. w. Mckee, We:
-OO1, Nelson, Judge Paul and I
uusx. Morck shooting the low scores
plea Avis, Mary and Dick Koike
hail, conpanied Lew Helm and u
~sw Warden Krost to Glasgow Fri
ahun- of last week where the chile
y . visited their parents who arc
49, yssss the hospital. The party retul
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kurtz
children returned last week I
visit in Minneapolis and o
- noints in Minnesota. They
moved into the house formerly
cupied by Peter Christianson
the south side.
Work on the new school n
has not been progressing
rood fast the past week mainly to1
lack of timber for the forms.
- lumber arrived the first of
~~~ week and work will soon
AxaN mence in earnest. The excav'
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