The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-04-11


Charles Friberg of Dooley called
at the court house Wednesday.
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Fred Decker from Dooley visited
at the court house Tuesday.
Bonnie Void of Raymond was
business caller here Tuesday.
Ed. Estess eff Dooley was a court
house caller Wednesday.
Mrs. A, C. Erickson is confined to
here bed on account of tonsilitis.
Mr.. Helms returned Wednesday
from WahpetOn North Dakota.
Mrs. Pete Maron entertained Miss
Braden to a six o'clock Sunday
dinner.
Helder Brash of the Archer coun-
try was, a caller at the court house
Wednesday.
John S. Greggs, receiver of the
bank at Maddox was in this city
Wednesday.
The Reading Club gave a party
IN honor of Miss Braden Thursday
night
Mrs. Bourassa returned to her
home in this city from Grand Forks
Wednesday.
Peter Juel from Outlook was look
ing after business interests in Plen-
tywood Tuesday.
Bill Crookshank of Dooley was
transacting business in this city
Wednesday.
The Wednesday Sewing Club had
a surprise party on Miss Braden
Wednesday evening.
Arthur Rueber a former resident
of this city returned here from
Seattle Thursday.
Miss Webster and Miss Mcintosh
We're guests Wednesday night at the
A. Malcolm home.
Bill Hass of the Outlook communi-
ty has been in this city the past few
days looking after business.
George Abenroth, an Outlook coun-
try citizen. was in this city locking
after farm matters Tuesday
Mrs. L. S. Olson has been confined
to her bed the past few days on &C
count Of an attack of quinsy.
Swan Ryberg of Outlook was il
! the county seat Wednesday. looking
after important matters.
The Bill Newton family has moved
into the house formerly occupied by
the Regain family from Antelope.
Ruth and Nick Olson and Edwin
More of the Plentywood Bench were
shopping in the county seat Tuesday
Jake Hurley who has been under
the care of DR.. York returned to his
home in Froid the first CT the week
Mr.. and Mrs. |. E. Miller returned
to their home in this city Wednesday
after spending a week at Great Fails
and Malta, Montana.
Mrs. J. Palubicki served an excel
lent seven course dinner to a number
of here friends at six o'clock dinner
Monday.
The Luthern Ladies Aid had a sur
prise party ON Mrs. Louie Moe Sa
tTrday afternoon the occasion being
her birthday.
B. Braddock of the Outlook-Ray
mOnd country was looking after
business matters pertaining to the
farm last Wednesday.
Miss Duckstad and Miss Goodel
were entertained to a excellent sI
o'clock dinner at the Bennett hom,
Friday evening.
Otto Donaldson received carload
of Texaco Oil last Saturday which
he will place on sale at the Donald
son Garage in this city.
Fred Lee of the Archer countr!
was in the county capitol looking
after business matters pertaining
to the farm Wednesday.
A number of Mrs. Tang's friend
surprised her Monday afternoon. /
delicious lunch was served afte
which they presented her with Gu
glass vase.
C. Minnaw came to this city tn
first of the week from Connecticut
After spending a few days in thi
city he will go to the Raymond cOun
try to look after his farm.
Mrs. Winter of the Dagmar cOun
try, age 68, who has been ailing 70
some time, was enterned in the loca
cemetary Tuesday. She resided wit
her daughter and son-in-law Mel
Juel.