The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-11-02
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Nancy Marion was aosent from
school Monday on account of illness
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A large crowd of Antelope peoplo
were up to attend the hospital dance
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TIRE SHOP. 26-tf
Mrs. B. K. O'Grady was a visitor 70
Poplar last Saturday on business mat.
tiers.
T. w. Sorenson of Dagmar was
business caller in the countU seat the
middle Of this week.
Jack Rooney left Wednesday for
Iowa. where he will visit friends and
relatives. ''''
Kathryn Howdy is absent from
school, having the misfortune Of
breaking her collar bone.
Atty Paul Babcock returned last
Saturday from trip to Helena and
Poplar on legal business.
Frank Rooster, Outlook banker. was
a business caller in brentwood the
first of the week.
Sweet Clover Seed For Sale-ATT-
GUST WESTPHAL, Outlook. Mont.
Mont. 30-t2
Stanley Palubicli and Dwight Cal
lister mOtOred tC Wllliston Satur Law.
returning Sunday afternoon.
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The teachers. convention was held in
t..e seventh and eighth grade room,
OF the PIentywood schools Monoay.
FOR RENT-TO responsible par
ty, ROOming HOuse.-See o. K. RON
/ MING. 26-tf.
Myrtle Duckstad, from Columbus,
/ n. D., is here visiting here sister
/ Constance Duckstad
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Mr.. VIM. SINNERS returned Tues
day from Chicago, ILL.,, where he had
been with a shipment of cattle.
/ See DIR. r. NJ. BOLTON, Dentist.
OutlOOk I'll dental operations per-
/ formed without pain. 14-tf
The George Wright family of this
/ city was quarantined the first of the
week for Scarlet Fever. One of the
little girls has the contagious disease.
Have your Suits and Overcoats
made at home, J. w. WEISS, Outlook
Tailor. 29-tf
Jud Goodman left Friday for Wolf
Point where he is going to work TO-
the Great Northern Railway the cora
/ ing winter.
George Bolster left Tuesday for his
home at Glasgow after having been
employed in thu; vicinity foe the past
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Cookery of Out
look were in PlentywoOd last Thurs
day attending the funeral of their
grandson, Roger Sadstad.
Matt Kievan, who has been working
for Pete Marion the last few years.
left Wednesday for New York where
he will visit friends and relatives.
County Agent Ostby went to Dag
mar Wednesday to look after eXhib1
/ its for the corn shown to be held here
Monday.
The Henry Balm family who are liv-
ing on the Carl Peterson farm fOuI
miles south of PlentywoOd, wree quar-
antined last week for Scarlet Fever
three of the small Balm girls having
contracted the disease.
Rose Palubicki, who is teaching
school at Comertown, was a Plenty
wood visitor las Friday evening anC
Saturday,, Sunday and Monday taking
in the teachers convention Monday
and visiting with relatives and friends
the remainder of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wilbur, who
are teaching in School Districts No
81 and 81 were in Plentywoo1 Satur
day, shopping and looking after bus.
mess in connection with play whlcf
, is being given in the Dagmar Brotn
erhOOd dalI.
Claude Martin of Outlook was il
brentwood last Friday, en- route t.
Los Angeles, California, where he nov
, makes his home. Mr.. Martin wa
here Strengthening up several matters
of business in connection with proper
,, tv which he still hold at Outlook.
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Mrs. Hollis Cooper who is employee
p at the County Agents office in thu
f CITY as stenographer, left last SatuT,
! day for Fort Benton where she vii
; visit her mother. From there Mrs
; Cooper will go to Great Falls, wher
she will undergo an operation, havinI
her tonsils removed.
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j Ole Boo and wife and Mrs. AndreN
: Dahl and children of the Dagmas
e Drecinct were visitors in the count
= seat last Saturday, lookig after tn
mess and shopping. While IN Tn
citv Mr.. Doe called at the Producer
i, 81 aGoo a,,d had the farmers pa