The producers news., 1925-10-23

Ou''OOk farmers who transacted buSi-
ness IN this city last Tuesday.
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Jens Bruvold was here from Com
erto3wn last Wednesday with a large
load OF fine potatoes which he sold.
Jacob Ereth of Outlook transacted
day. wv"
John Bowles was in town from Out
look last week to spend a few davs
with his family in this city.
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! Andrew Voght was transactino
business and hobnobbing with friends
IN this city one day first of the week.
Jchn Lien, prominent farmer of the
outlook country was transacting bus
mess at the local flour mill last Tues
day afternoon.
=. +. McNulty recently purchased a
new touring car from the Lang Motor
Sales. 1t is the latest model of a
s,SaH $4x4 Kelly Cord s25.45. TIRE
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Ed. Bembenek from the Wanso
community was in town last Wednes-
day to exchange a large truck lead
OF wheat for Plentywood flour.
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Thomas and August Erickson from
the GrenOra country were transactino
business and hobnobbing with friends
at the county seat last Thursday
afternoon.
DIR. r. M. Bolton, the Outlook Dem
tist, has returned from his vacation.
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Thomas Feeney came Wednesday
from Crosby, N. D., to spend a few
days in this city visiting his sister.
Mrs. A. V. Hopkins and family.
A. ]. A. Johnson of the Outlook
country was transacting business and
calling on friends in the county seat
last Friday.
Mrs. A. B. Jones was in from the
farm in the Welliver country last
wednesday on a short shopping tour.
J. J. Carroll was in town last Fri
day transacting business. He ex-
changed load of wheat for flour at
the local mill
Why buy from others? When vou
know that DR.. Wards man with his
Reliable Line" will be at your door
any DAY. 29-1t-adv.
"Bob" Zeidler was taken ill with
Scarlet Fever last Wednesday. All the
family excepting Mrs. Zeidler have
moved out, so they are not under
. quarantine. The case is mild.
Arnt Olson was in from his farm
northeast of Dooley last week. He
brought a large load of wheat and
exchanged it at the local mill for his
winters supply of flour.
Sven SOderquist, S. J. Franzer and
John Lee, farmers from the Conner
town country, each brought a large
load OF wheat to the local flour mill
and returned home with their win
ter's supply of flour last Wednesday
Yes, ! am the man who was here
last year and two years ago with
cabbage, onions and other winter
vegetables. PlentywOOd, October 26.
q. GUY GROVE. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hjelmer Madsen from
the Dagmar country were attending
to business matters and visiting with
friends at the county capitol last
Saturday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ P. Jackson and
family were here from the farm near
Antelope last Saturday attending to
business matters and doing some
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Gunderson
were among the Archer citizens who
were in Plentywood last Friday and
Saturday to attend the County Fair
in the Farmer-Labor Temple.
! Lyle Bucklin was here from Red
stone to spend the week end visiting
win friends. Lyle was a student in
the Plentywood High School few
years ago.
Mrs. Otto Donaldson left Saturday
for Winona, Mimi, where she will at
tend the golden wedding of her
father and mother. She will spend
the greater part of the winter months
visiting friends and relatives and her
son Herald, who is attending school
in Winona.
Mrs. Henry Zimmerman of the
Clerk & Recorders office left last
Saturday to spend her vacation vis-
iting at her old, home in Iowa. She
will also spend few days visiting
with friends and trelatives in Mime
apOliS. Mrs. Zimmerman informs us
that it has been Is years since she
visited her parents at the old home.
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When you wed, it is the proper
thing to tell your friends with an
nOuncements. Wedding. stationery
that you will be proud to send , to
4 your friends is stocked at the Pro-
ducers News Office. Bring the bride
in to see samples.
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Rev. johnson of Wolf Point and
Rev. Lindahl of Glasgow were here
last Saturday and Sunday conducting
Sunday School Teachers Institute at
/ the Lutheran church. A number OF
people from different towns were in
4 the city to attend the institute The
members of the Lutheran Ladies' Aid
entertained the ministers and out of
/ town visitors at luncheon and dinner
in the church parlors on Sunday.