The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-06-13

80 Y 81 Goodyear Pathnnder $3.50
One years free service on all tires.
1O-4t TIRE SHOP. PlentywOOd.
Mr.. Hendricksmeier Of near Ray
mond had both of his legs broken,
when a horse kicked him Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Meharry of the
Outlook country, were dinner guests
at the E. E. York home Wednesday,
Mrs. VIM. Best was called from
Glacier Park this week by the illness
of her mother Mrs: MCGOWAN.
/ Jens Kaal, Peder Runboeg and Jens
! Peder Loft, all from Dagmar were
PlentywoOd visitors on Friday OF
/ last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H uf and FIR.
O'Rourke were entertained at dinner
1 at the Pete Marion home Sunday.
Mrs. Otto Donaldson was entertain
ed to a dinner at the Elgin Cafe Sat
urday by a number of her friends IN
honor of her birthday.
The Commercial Club had a meet
ing Tuesday night and they decided
to celebrate the third and fourth Of
July this year.
Nora Thompson, who has been
working for Attorney S. E. Paul left
for her home at Antelope Wednes-
day.
Tob,, Tobrson owner and manager
of the Brush Lake Summer Resort,
was transacting business in this city
: Wednesday.
Mrs. E. c. Holland entertained at
q six o'clock dinner Tuesday evening
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Helgeson,
t on their tenth wedding anniversary.
Mesdames Peterson, Malcolm, Col
f Inns and Wright of the Ladies Aid
5 served supper in the Congregational
church Thursday.
Messrs. Oscar and Herbert Benson
4 of the Outlook country were trans
acting business in the county seat
Saturday.
Clarence Undhjens, brother Of Mrs
Kaiser, arrived here from Columbus
N. D., Tuesday and will spend a few
DAYS at the Kaiser home in this city
e Ernest Stenmark and his bride VIII,
have been visiting friends in this cit.
the past week left Monday fer St
x Paul, where they viii make thei
Is future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Westphal an
ed Mr.. and Mrs. August Westphal 0
" the Outlook Raymond vicinity wer
business callers in this city the frs
:. of the week.
al Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Donaldson wer
to Williston Thursday morning, whe1
Mrs. Donaldson will take a train t
1t Minnesota where she will Wis
s friends and relatives.
Rudolph White of the Wolf Cree
ed country was in this city MOnda
ne proving up on his homestead. KIM
Knutson and Nels Thompson Of tn;
country were here as witnesses.
9ss Elvira Mensing, the little daught
of Ray Mensing, returned Tuesd;
from the hospital where she has be-
en- for some time suffering from an a
Us. tack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Krebsbach left for MINES
eg, ia the latter part of last week, whe
ere she will visit her son Lloyd in Mi
asst neapolis, as we'll as other relativ
in other points of that state.
of DIR. KRONER -
EGg of Helena, eyesight( - =
specialist. will be at -.
PlentywOOd Hotel,
This Sat-, Sun, and Monday. June 21-22-
me- Mrs. Kittleston is taking M
Emma Crone's place as County 81
erintendent during the absence
TO- Miss Crone, who will spend her va
ne ~. ton in the mountains of westt
e. Montana.
oi' The Plentywood ball team PLAY
at Sidney last Tuesday and lost
game by enc score. the tally bein,
cam to 2. It was a hard fought battle
the went II innings before the game Y
fous decided.
Jason Cook from the reservat
. left Tuesday for Minneapolis, VIII
he viii receive medical attention
the hope of relieving rheumat
. with which he has been suffering
some time.
a. Farmers: If you want to rent
E# on which foreclosure has
started, or on land already owned
= Non-Residents, see J. w. Mckee O
49, First National bank. I also write
surance of all kinds. g.