The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-09-16
Local Brevities

Myrtle Donaldson returned Sat
urday from a short visit in Mime
sofa.
Harry Williams of Reserve was
a visitor in Plentywood Monday
night.
Charles E. Taylor and Earl Cos
per were business visitors in Bow
bells Thursday.
Mrs. Erik Bert returned SUNDAY
from a four days visit at the
Emil Stahlberg home near Archer.
The Joe Redmond and Fred For
man families are enjoying a visit
from Frank Redmond of Mime
apolis.
Christ Smith of Flaxton came
over by car Saturday for a short
visit with his brother, Louis
Smith, of this city.
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Saturday night, Sept. II, the
Dakotans at the Farmer-Labor
Temple.
The local patrons of the post
office were the recipients of the
annual fall and winter M. w. Saw
age catalog this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Krebsbach and
MIR. and Mrs. Donaldson of Gull
bertson visited with relatives and
friends in Plentywood Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Goodman left Sunday
for Billings where she will visit
with her parents. She went as far
as Glendiye by car with Bob Zeid-
Ter.
We give 100 pounds of flour and
40 pounds of mill feed for bushels
of No. 1 wheat. Bring your wheat
to the Plentywood Mill and get your
winters supply of flour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe O'Toole de-
parted for their home in Los An
geles Wednesday after completing
harvest and threshing on the o.
Toole farm.
Col. Sheridan of the customs SER
vice and bodyguard Dan Bailey ar
rived in town Monday evening or
business matters in connection with
their office.
Mrs. Ingvals copeland has
moved to Plentywood from Noel
roy. Her household effects were
brought over by truck Thursda!
of last week. She will live nea
the court house.
A big crowd of golfers from
f Crosby came over Sunday ant
/ played with the local artists. 1
: is reported that the PlentywoOd
= habitutes of the links carried of
: the heavy end of the score.
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, The Paul Kurtz family returne,
!. Saturday rom Wheaton, MINI
: where Mrs. Kurtz and the girls
= had been spending a months vac
: ton. Mr.. Kurtz drove down an
, brought them back.
Otto Stadig and Attorney T. "
: Greer returned in the formers ca
Wednesday from Portland, whef
they had gone several weeks ag
: to be in attendance at the Amer
D lean Legion convention. They rt
: port a very pleasant trip.
I Threshing is still going on &
various places over the county an
a yields are reported from thre
e bushels up to 20. However tn
price of wheat took a sudden dro
again early this week. The MAJ
l. ket price is around SO cents.
le Dance to the music of the D;
Ne kotans at the Temple Saturda
Sept. II.
n Mike Courtney, Charles JOhaT
IS and Jerry Murphy, of Wapello, |
ST who have been in PlentywoOd f
l. the past month or more gettin
s relief from hay fever left earl
ID Wednesday morning on their re
y turn trip to their home.
W -OS-
er we give 100 pounds of flour al
ne 40 pounds of mill feed for bushe
oe of No. / wheat. Bring your wine
!! : to the Plentywood Mill and get 20
10 winters supply of flour.
A party composed of Mesdam
on J. jacobson, Athol Markell and t
IT. Misses Beatrice Barner and Mari
af. Donaldson drove to Culberts
&C. Tuesday to meet Miss Alice Js
he OLSON who returned from Gre
Falls.
Max Hueth, who has the CO..
II. tract for laying the water ms
de from the Fishbeck residence to t
ne Library corner, expects to COZ
to mence work within a few days.
id has been waiting for a cross pl
hit fitting before starting. The
ting was ordered over month a
!, and is expected here most a
= day.
3 The first frost of the seas
| in Plentvwood occurred Thursd
| night and now Dad affirms
| old garden is a faded SUNNI
| love. 1t makes even the M
| cheerful optimist wonder just n
| much longer parting summf
| lingering joys will be delay
| Bring on the snow!
SSI Mrs. Erna Zimmerman and s.
"a Mrc Raw Lang left TueSC