The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-05

tywood visitor Tuesday.
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Andy Thompson of Bainville ar
rived in Plentywood Thursday to in
spect the Great Northern water tank.
Carl Jensen, Dooley farmer, was
/ transacting business in the county
capital last Wednesday.
Mrs Henry Hendrickson of Ante
4 lope left for Hutchinson, Mimi, this
week to visit relatives at that place.
Mrs Halvor Everson and daugh-
tiers Lillian and Viola of Reserve
were shoppers in our city Wednesday.
Ben Onstad of Dooley was looking
after business in the county seat last
Saturday.
G. A. Anderson, Dooley farmer,
was among those taking in the ball
game Sunday.
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H. Wollan of Outlook took in the
ball game here Sunday and remained
over night.
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VIM. Donohue of Culbertson was
a business caller in Fleetwood Mon
day.
Adry Nelson of Dooley was look
ing after business in this city Thurs
day.
Chester Markell and H. H. Potter of
Redstone were court house visitors
last Monday.
Another shipment of shoes for
men, women and children just arriv-
ed. ]. A. JOHNSON.
August WestphaI and family Of
the Outlook-Raymond country were
shopping in the county metropolis
Wednesday.
Mr.. Helmer and family of Sidney
were visitors in Plentywood the past
week, taking chiropractic treatment
from DR.. York.
: John Sather of the Westby coun-
try had an operation for cancer OF
the stomach at Rochester, Mimi, last
week.
Pete Kisler of the Welliver coun-
. try was in Plentywood Tuesday get
ting some farm machinery. Mr.
Kisler has in a fine crop this year
Ida Newton, who has been employ
oil in Tho CO77v9fx- FT,aooc,-,.o,.3- g.
! has been transferred to the Assessors
Office.
Mr. Westby, son of Rev. Westby, is
! instructor in the religious school that
is now in session at the Lutheran
church.
Albert HOLMAN has finished hi!
] tree and hedge planting about the
HOLMAN home, having put in ovel
one hundred plants.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Holland left 70,
the Twin Cities Wednesday to visi
their daughter and take in the bis
celebration.
VIM. Mansfield and H. H. Bailey
oil men of Shelby, were in Plenty
wood Monday and looked over the OF
prospects in this locality.
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The Auxiliary of the American lie
gion met at Mrs. Banners last Wed
nesday evening. A very enioyabl
time was had by all present.
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iting Mrs. H. Everson at Reserve an
was visitor in Plentywood Wednes
day.
Mr.. Hoover, representing the u.
Loan Co. of Great Falls, was here tn
past week looking after the compa
ny's interests here.
Mrs. C. S. Melon of the Herald Of
flee in this city left Tuesday fo
Eastern points where she will Wis
friends and relatives.
Painters are busy this week stair
ing the new benches at the Farmer
Labor temple and when finished WI
make very comfortable seats.
Rasmus Rasmussen, farmer
south Of Comertown has been spen,
ing the past several days in this eli
taking chlropractic treatments fro
Y DR.. York.
John Lien of Outlook was taken
the Veterans Bureau Hospital
Helena last Friday. He has nev
recovered from sickness contract,
during the World War.
Myrtle Donaldson, of the Donalds,
Garage in this city made a bUsine
trip to Scobey Wednesday and viii
there took in the Plentywcod-Scob
game.
P. D. Howell, employee at the Pl
ducers News Office, purchased t
residence property of Mrs. Charl
Garner in this city, and will make ]
future home in Plentywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bolster, J
who have been living in apartmel