The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-04-17

Joe Redmond returned Friday from
the Twin Cities where he had been
on weeks visit.
Our Stock of observation-disclosures
Paints is complete. HELLAND
HOWE.
Mrs. Conrad Peterson has accepted
a position at the Harris CONNECTION
cry, going on the job the first OF the
week.
Albert Bakken, well known Ray
mond farmer, was a business visitor
in Plentywood Monday.
Mrs. Ella Hunt returned the first
of the week from a few days bust /
ness visit to Shelby and Great Falls.
J. 0. Cook of Redstone called at
the County Treasurer's office Satur-
day.
Mrs. Ida Newton is assisting in
| the County Treasurer's office, COM
mencing her duties Tuesday.
Cashier Carl Bull of the Farmers
and Merchants State Bank, moved
his family and household effects from
Redstone this week and is comfort
ably settled in the Tang residence.
Edward S. Powers, prominent
Medicine Lake banker, transacted
business in Plentywood Wednesday.
Henry Walters of Outlook has tax
en- the Oldsmobile agency at Out
look and is reported to have a bunch
of prospects who are going to buy
that make of cars:
Mr.. and Mrs. B. z. Luebke are the
proud owners of a new Buick sedan
purchased this week from the Don
aldson company.
N. A. Welle of Melrose, Mimi,
formerly cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank of Antelope, transacted
business in Plentywood Tuesday.
P. D. Howell, one of the master
printers of the Producers News force
celebrated his birthday with relatives
near Kenmare, n. D.
Mrs. Alma Lundquist, a cousin of
Mrs. A. Riba, arrived Tuesday from
Bowbells, N. D., for a visit at the
Riba home.
P. G. Anderson, prominent citizen
and well known banker and business
man of Westby, was a Plentywood
caller Tuesday.
VIM. Pierce was here from Great
Falls the first part of the week Wis
iting home folks and looking after
) business.
Jack Gibbons and Mr.. and Mrs.
Erfjord from Reserve were among the
! Out-of-town visitors at the Farmer
! Labor dance given Easter Monday
evening.
! Several Outlook people were in
! Plentywood last week and bought
: Star cars, among them Lloyd Hcmme,
) and drove them back. Star cars seem
to be taking the place of other cheap
er makes this year and is having a
wonderful run.
Karl J. Karlson, prominent and
, prosperous merchant of the thriving
little town of Outlook was in Plenty
Q wood on a business trip Wednesday
! Mr.. KarlsOn is putting on a Ladies
n Suit and Hat Sale at the Outlook
s store. The ad appears in another col
umn.
W. E. Swank of Sebring, Florida
former prominent citizen of the Froic
territory, are anticipating a visit t.
Montana this summer to visit child
: rem, relatives and friends, and tc
look after their interests in that Sec
d ton Of the country;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier, who have
been residing in the city during the
winter in order that the children
might attend school, moved out to the
farm. The children will stay II
9 town to attend school during the
week and spend the week end in the
country.
Sheriff Salisbury was presented
y with a son Monday. Mrs. SALISBURY
O and son are in the Outlook hospita
and are getting along fine. Rodney
is. getting the home in readiness fo-
the new heir and has distributed sew
eral boxes of cigars. This make.
six for the sheriff.
n Easter Sunday, the Lutheran
church choir of Plentywood motcrec
to Outlook for the HOO o'clocI
:, morning services and rendered tn,
n same cantata "Alleluja" which wa.
given in Plentywood at $3.50 a. m
Messrs. Helgeson, Gullickson anc
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