The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-18

Harry Loucks was here from Red
stone last Tuesday, attending to bust
ness matters and visiting Jack Ben
nett. He returned home the follow
ing day.
Glenn Mccoy returned Saturday
from Chicago and points in the east,
where ne has spent the past month,
visiting with friends and relatives.
Glenn left here with several car loads
of CATTLE
The members of the hospital club
gave a dance at the Orpheum Theatre
last Saturday evening. A fair-sizea
crowd was in attended and the ladies
realize nice sum from the venture
to be used for the benefit of the To-
cal hospital
A few of the members of the
American Legion Auxiliary met
at the home of Mrs. Joe
Redmond last Monday evening to
pack Christmas box to send the
wounded soldiers at Fort Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Onstad enter
tanned the Helgeson, Hanson and
GullicksOn families at a delicious six
o'clock dinner last Sunday evening.
After dinner the guests were escorted
to the show at the Orpheum.
Misses Fern Homme and Vida
Good laxon were here from Outlook
last Friday, doing some Christmas
shopping and visiting with friends.
They attended the dance in the even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. E. Helgeson
entertained the L. J. Onstad, Oscar
Gullickson and Al Hanson families
at sumptuous dinner last Sunday at
one o'clock in honor eff Master Ker-
NIT Helgeson's birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson were
IN town from their farm in the Out
lock country, last Friady afternoon
doing some shopping and visiting
with friends, they attended the dance
given by the court house girls in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Larson were here
!, from Antelope last Friday evening Il
attend the entertainment at the ma
sonic hall. They incidently took il
the dance in the Farmer-Labor Tenn
pie given by the court house girl
after the entertainment.
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Niels Christensen of Dagmar, on
OF the prominent farmers, was at
tending to business matters and heb
nobbing with friends at the count,
seat last Friday afternoon. He at
: ended the basket ball game in the ev
ening, his son being a member O
J the Westby team.
: Fred Summers prosperous farme
of the reservation was in Plentywoo
last Tuesday afternoon to business
matters and visiting with friends
Mr.. Summers exchanged a large loa
of wheat for his winters supply o
flour at the local mill.
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The members of the Masonic Iodg
/. met at their lodge rooms last Wed
nesday evening. The main bushes
on the program was the election O
officers which resulted as follows
Martin Nelson, w. M; H. L. Larse1
S. w; Mr.. Enfield, J. w; VIM. Ericl
!, son, Treasurer; James G. Wayne
: Secretary.
y A large crowd attended the earn
: val dance given by the court hous
= girls in the Farmer-Labor Temp
last Friday evening. A grand ar
glorious time was enjoyed by the flu
: makers until the wee hours of IL
:, morning. After all expenses wei
e deducted the girls were about $1,000
;. to the good which sum will be use
Il fer the upkeep of the hall
A number of friends of Mrs. Osce
r Gullickson met at the HON of Mr.
Al Hanson last Monday evening
i give, her a gunuine surprise part,
i About Is guests were present an
e the time was spent at hand work an
s visiting until a delicious luncheo
;. was served by Mrs. Hanson and Mr.
Joe Redmond. Mrs. Gullickson wi
leave soon for Walla. Walla, Wasl
IS ington, where she will make her fu
+ ure home. She received many beal
: tiful gifts in honor of the occasio
It and the we'll wishes Of the departin
s guests for happy future in ht
d new home.