The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-07-31

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+ PIG Anderson, banker Of Westby, lie
ias a court house caller Wednesday. is
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Mildred Duggan of Antelope IS yisz5f1E
ting oClara Onstad this week. lie
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Carl West hnotored to Regina, Sask. If
Wednesday, morning, returning the X
GLOWING day. ,'..,--f - is
Wayne Peterson Of Fargo, N. D., IlF
vas a Plentywood business caller E
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R.-W.- Pearson was in this citytIE
tuesday from Great Falls on. a short II
BUSINESS trip. FtI
Ray White purchased the Marmon
ear, which was formerly driven by /
IN officer Of the immigration service.
j. G. Zeidler spent a few days Wis
ting the Boy Scout camp at Lake
Carlyle this week, s. <~\-$ \\|l
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Miss Ruth Polling, niece cf Flor
ence Polling, the hair dresser, is here
from indianapolis, Ind, visiting.
Jim PopesBu ACCOMPANIED the Elgln
Cafe force to Brush Lake Sunday to
spend the day.
Barney Brzezihsld is here from Hib-
hing, Mimi, looking after his~proper-
ty portEAO Of town.
Margaret Hendfickson is back from
a month'slvisit with friends and rela-
tives in Los Angeles.
Edwin G. Clemn1er age q, of Sid 4
ney, and Miss Irene Clutter, age 81, Il
of Culbertson, were married by L. S. \
Olsen on Tuesday, July 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gunde and fanai-
ly Of Gladmar, Sask., visited at the
L. S. Olsen home Tuesday.
Otto Hendrickson of Antelope was
a Plentywood visitor and. business
callerIWe dnesda3 morning. 1s-}s - I
w. D. Dooley cf Dooley was a
business caller in the county capital
Wednesday.
The LegionC Auxiliary will meet
with Mrs. Oscar Gullickscn on the
first Wednesday in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Evenson were
county seat callers from. Raymond
this week.15nlb IS GgsIsT 81 FL
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Nau and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Nau eff the Outlook
country were >Plentywood visitors
Monday.
The DR.. Wards man is on the road.
Look for him.
Martin Fossum, who formerly re-
sided at Plentywood, was here from
Balta, n. D., renewing old acquaint-
ances, this week.
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Letting your wardrobe for the trip to
: Helena, see THE FASHION SHOP.
Mrs. .PhaIen mother of Mrs. A. A.
Malcolm left this week for CroOkston,
= Mimi, after visiting almost year
! in this city with her daughter.
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Judge S. E. Felt Of Baker, Mont,
was here holding court Tuesday on
e matters regularly coming up before
= the court, in which cases Judge Paul
n was disqualified. I
Clair Stoner, County Attorney A. C
q Erickson and Court Reporter Ed
k IKoser made a business trip to Medi
S cine Lake Monday.
The man with DR.. Wards Reliable
d Products viii soon be at your door
y Wait for him.
The Misses Gladys Kelly, Grac
Goodman and Glow Krebsbach camp
IS ed at Brush Lake over. Saturday an
ee Sunday.
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Yes, many a doctors bill have bee
saved by having a supply of ID
ST. Wards always reliable goods O
~ hand.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Braddock c
F., Outlook and Mrs Mike Pappenfus c
az Raymond were shoppers here Tues
- day.
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ID. Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Phillips al
the proud parents of 81 poun
'ai-7 baby girl born at the Memorial hos
IL pital Monday, the 9th.
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Anton Petersen of Dagmar was
county capital visitor Tuesday, atten'
II ing to probate matters in connectlC
We viii the administration Of the Hanst
~ estate.
Ruth Brumptcn and mother retur
ed Tuesday to Miles City where Ru
nd is doing stenogrhphic work. Nh
om Brumpton intends to visit there a fe
u o. days.
Winnifred Alderman left fer. Sc
II bev Saturday, where she will VII
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