The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-25

THE PRODUCERS NEWS
7 c. Cole was here from Poplar
last Monday on a shortabusiness trip. |
Mrs. Edith johnson was here from
Outlook last Saturday and Sunday,
doing some shopping.
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Leo Heisler was here from Ray
mond last week attending to business
matters at the PlentywOOd Milling
&c.
Attorney Grant Blackwell was here
from Medicine Lake last Tuesday af-
ternoon attending to legal matters
in the office of the County Clerk of
Court.
Miss Ethel Johnson of Outlook
snent the week end in Plentvwood
visiting with friends and doing some
/ Christmas shopping.
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]. B. Townsend from Scebey spent
a few DAYS in Plentywood this week
looking after business matters and
visiting with some of his friends.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mickels were
in Plentvwood from their farm on the
reservation Monday afternoon shop
ping. They returned home Tuesday.
Miss Fife Thompson from Flaxville
was in this city last Tuesday after
noon doing some shopping and visit
; ing with friends.
Mrs. Edith Johnson was here from
= Outlook last Saturday and Sunday
! doing some shopping and visiting
{ with friends.
. Miss Mary Fitzer left Thursday TO
her home on the farm near Dooley
where she will spend her Christina
! vacation visiting with her parents.
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5. Miss Florence Polling, hair dresse
J. at the White Barber Shop, left frs
4 of the week for her home at Grenors
N. D.. where she will spend FEY
% days visiting her home folks.
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5. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben johnson of Out
ID look were here last Friday evening t
t attend the basket ball games and til
ii old time dance at the Farmer-LabC
Temple.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Templema
III were here from their home at Madc
id few days this week visiting at Il
to home of their son, Robert Tempt
man.
nd Ed Wunderlich Of the Quito,
al community was visitor in Plent
st wood Tuesday, enroute to Spokar
ed Washington, where he will spend t
winter.
ne t! w. Greer left Tuesday f
r. points on the western coast, whe
,k, he will spend a few weeks visit
as his parents at his old home. \
iss Greer expects to arrive in time
Christmas dinner.
RS Nels Moe returned from Cana
nd the middle eff last week and will
at main in this vicinity for seve
ed weeks, visiting relatives and frien
in Nels is locke fine and may take
some wrestling matches while her
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of The choir of the Catholic chu
ere are practicing daily for the rendit
to Of st. Theresa Mass in four pa
ing with harmony at midnight ON Chr
the mas Eve Everybody is invited
attend this program and those y
attend can be assured of hearing
the most excellent program.
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en- Miss Matilda Dionne gave a ps
at her home last Wednesday even
Twenty-Five guests were present
lrsU the time was spent at games
lere dancing until eleven o'clock "
mi luncheon was served by the hest
'eKS The party was given in honor of
ana Alice Sllei who left Thursday for
home at Minneapolis.
ang Charles Madsen of the Ar
me country, arrived home December
5ehd from points in Minnesota, where
MY has been spending the last six W
are with friends and relatives.
lUy: Madsen met him at Williston, W
an she had been visiting her sister,
1ast Lynne E. Fortsch.
ana Mr.. and Mrs. B. Trawicky enter
Carr ed at 6 o'clock dinner Thursday {
)lsOn 80. +oo fo1Iou7inor ouests hein0
nner ent: Miss Ryan, Miss Wuest,
urs' Westray, Miss Mauer, Miss Da,
/, valid, Miss Jacl1man and Mr. and
e he - IisfoniI,o. in on radio concert
the en- by w. L. S., Chicago. The
xmas sion was Miss Maxine's eighth
ig in TO- 5.Cri %
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