The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-08
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Mrs. F. R. Decker of Doolev is
spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. Forman. 7
Atty. Paul Crumb or Scobev was
in city over Sunday looking after
business.
Mae Trumper, State Superintend-
ent Of Schools, is here visiting schools
this week.
Atty. T. w. Greer left for Fargo
N. D., last Wednesday en- legal bust
ness.
Laun Hawkins and Alec Thompson
of Outlook country We're transactipg
business in this city Saturday.
A. F. Ziebarth went to Devils
Lake, n. D., this week to loOk after
Jud Watkins came in from the
ranch near RedstOne Wednesday and
looked after business here.
Frank Smith, who sprained his
ankle q couple of weeks ago, is able
TO be out again on crutches.
\
Miss Fern Homme, who is B. K.
/ O'Grady's stenOgrapher, spent the
week end with her parents in Outlook.
Speed Johnson and AL Beetler of
WlllistOn, n. d., were transacting
business in the county seat Wednes-
day.
; Mrs. Fred Forman was surprised
by a number of her friends Monday
evening, it being Mrs. Forman's and
Mary James birthday.
LEFT on postofflce desk in Plenty
wood, last Monday, a note book,
belonging to Victor Doll. Finder
please return to this office. 44-t1-p
Ed. and Archie Larter of the Ray
mOnd-OutloOk country were in the
county seat looking after business
last Wednesday.
c. E. Stapleton, agent for the
! Continental Oil Company, was in this
city on business the middle part of
this week.
Mrs. Helen Bird, who works in
the Clerk & Recorders Office, return
ed Wednesday from a business trip
to Winnipeg, Canada.
Helga Hendrickson resigned her
position in the treasurer's office Sat
E Crday and returned to her home in
Antelope.
Representative Clair Stoner return
ed to his home in this city Monday
! from Helena where he has been at
tending theslegislature.
Clerk and Recorder B. K. O'Grady
! purchased two typewriters from Joe
bookings of Glasgow for use in the
e Clerk and Recorders Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Moe iourneyeC
to Scobey Tuesday, where Mr.. Moe
!. will look after the interests of the
Scobey Sentinel of which paper ht
is manager.
Walter Crumb of northwest O.
: Raymond was a Plentywood calle
: last Wednesday, meeting his brothe,
Oscar and wife, who arrived on tina
day from Soap Lake, Washington.
: &
|, Ship your Cream to the FrOi,
!. Creamery. Highest price paid on dal
< received. Try US.
21-tf FROID CREAMERY.
: Miss Uelma Holder, who has beer
/ attending school in Outlook is visiting
her guardian, Mrs. Gillard Of thi
= city, as the Outlook Schools are close,
on account of scarlet fever.
= Jake Ereth and Martin Tresche
e returned to their home in BergfelC
e Canada, this week, after spending
, two weeks in this city taking chiro
K practic adjustments from DR.. EC
York.
+ CLEARANCE SALE PRICES CON
r TINUE
IS Wool Underwear, Wool Hosiery
g Wool Shirts, Caps, Scarfs. Sweaters
d Mittens, etc. Buy now and saw
money. J. A. JOHNSON.
q The Martin HENDERSON family 0
d this city are quarantined for measles
< Mr. and Mrs. Farmhouse fror
t, Bergfeld. Canada, are in this cit
e this week taking chiropractic adjust
|; ments.
The Degree of Honor Lodge me
y Tuesday evening in the Bolster BlOcl
r. Mrs. Freda Gilvin and Mrs. Berth
5. Oswald were made members. Afte
,r the meeting the mmbers enjoyed
= fine lunch at Vests Cafe.
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