The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-07-25

mere visiting the home of Mr.. and I
Mrs. R. Francar's mother and faith /
er arrived Sunday. They will visit
there daughter and son-in law fer a
time.
Mrs. Richard Francar and son
Stlllman made a trip to Scobey to Wis
It her husband, who is employed at
Scobey.
Pete Kisler and son Victor from
the Welliver country were shopping
and attending to business matters in
this city Tuesday.
Mrs. J. A. johnson and daughter
Ruby left Saturday for Canada,
where she will visit friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ostby and
family of McCabe We're guests at the
Charles E. Taylor home Monday
evening.
Miss Jean Stenchcomb entertained
Mrs. Ed Hill and children, Mrs. Bar
ner and children to birthday party
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Oscar Gullickson and son
Jerry and Mrs. E. c. Holland attend
ed the ice cream social at Oscar Wag-
Mid Sunday.
E. c. Holland, popular hardware
/ man Of this city, returned Tuesday
from the Twin Cities, where he had
been for the past week.
Robert Larsen and Peter Glein of
the DagmaT country were attending
to business matters here the first part
of the week.
Editor T. J. Hooking of the Glas-
Cow Courier was in Plentywood this
week, lining up the Republican war
horses and hobnobbing with friends.
Mrs. Nick Krebsbach, Mrs. Pete
Krebsbach and Mrs. Ben Krebsbacl1
took in the Ladies' Aid out at O'Toole
/ Wednesday.
H. c. Peterson of Minot won thu
Ford car which was given away last
Sunday by the the Altar Society ot
the Catholic church in a ticket sell
/ ing contest.
Miss Blanche Bantz and Miss Ma
RE Van Hee took Mrs. G. c. Bantz
out to Robert Hills east of Outlook
, Mrs. Bantz will spend a few days
there with her daughter.
Farmers: If you want to rent lane
on which foreclosure has beer
started, or on land already owned b!
Non Residents, see J. w. Mckee offic'
First National bank. I also write in
surance of all kinds. 3-tf
Ole K. Nee left Tuesday for tn,
Yellowstone National Park, where b
: will spend his vacation, prior L
taking up his duties as principal o
= a school in the western part Of tn
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. York, Otto Don
faldson and Myrtle Donaldson attend
ed the ice cream social at Oscar Wag
o nilds Sunday, the trip being mad
: in Donaldson's new 1925 Model ligh
Buick Six.
4 Ted and Andy Hansen closed a dee
n last Friday whereby they purchase
a % h. D. Fairbanks stationary er
CINE from the Froid Electric Compa
ny. They have the engine at the Il
= cal mill, preparatory to installation
[ fol oh fo1
Tuesday afternoon fifteen lad
! friends of Mrs Clair StOner gathere
> at her home for a social Afternoon
At six o'clock a very dainty luncheO
was served after which the guests dt
) parted declaring Mrs. StOner a pleas
ent hcstes.
The many friends of Clarence Ca,
ney regret to hear that he has chose
Glasgow for his new home and e.
poets to leave the latter part of tn
=, week for that place where he is a
= cepting a position similar to the cr
he now holds.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Bantz al
~ daughters Irma and Myrtle Bell
mOUOf6Q out TO J06 hODeTC Hill non
northeast of Outlook Sunday. M
= and Mrs. Bantz returned the same e
u ening, leaving their daughters wi
- will enjoy longer visit.
Otto Donaldson left Wednesday f
~ Culbertson, where he took No.
III the Twin Cities, where he will secu
new Buick, going from the Tw
A. Cities to points east. Mrs. Donalds
s. who is visiting in the east will I
turn with him.
I'D Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Palutzke, n
av and Mrs. Bert Darvis and Mr.. a
> Mrs. Robert Rookie were out to t
Pete Kisler farm last Sunday picki
June berries. An abundance of bt
nv ries were found and the party had
70 very enjoyable time.
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