The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-11-06

County Agent Ostby made a bust
ness trip to Outlook last Monday.
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Joe Kavon made a business trim to
Redstone last Monday afternoon. He
returned home the same day.
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G. c. Epler, of Dooley, was trans
acting business in this CITY a few
hours last Saturday afternoon.
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N. L. Nelson made a business trip
to Outlook last Monday, he returned
home the same day.
Pat Noonan of Dooley was here
last Monday attending to business
matters.
Miss Dolly Garneau of Redstone is
spending the week in this city, a
guest OF Miss Helen Calvert.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Westphal are
the proud parents of baby boy, born
to them last Sunday.
Birth announcements are the best
form of announcing new arrivals.
Variety of designs at Producers
4NSUo 4 INT AOelOUs
Clifford Dooley of Dooley was here
a few days this week visiting with
his many friends.
Miss Sarah Hansen has accepted a
position at the A. Ingwalson Co.
store she resumed her duties last
Monday.
Arnold Hagen was here from AL
kabo, N. D., Monday, to spend the
day attending to business matters and
visiting with friends.
Miss Helga Hendrickson, of the
Clerk and Recorders office spent the
week end at the home of her parents
at Antelope.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Raleigh were
here from Reserve last Saturday to
attend the show and dance at the
Farmer-Labor Temple.
Mrs. L. P. Triplet is here from her
home near Wanso, visiting at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Calvert. She
will spend the week here.
H. D. Hill, the Continental Oil man
of Dooley was attending to business
matters at the county seat a few days
last week.
Ed. Wunderlich, of Outlook left the
first of the week for Minneapolis
where he will spend a few days at
tending to business matters and visit
ing with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Antoine A. Anderson of Re-
serve was in Plentywood between
trains last Wednesday visiting with
her sisters, Misses Sarah and AnT
Hansen.
Mrs. Lillian Paske is assisting will
the work in Ingwalson store during
the big SALE Mrs. Paske was EN-.
ployed in this store for a number oil
, years, before moving to her brothers
, farm.
I Mr.. Hellickson, of the Hellicksor
Lumber Co. of Redstone,. was attend
ing to business matters and visiting
= with friends in the county seat few
: hours last Saturday afternoon.
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The members of the Degree o
, Honor Lodge met at their regula
session last Tuesday evening. Afte
the business meeting a social hou
: was enjoyed.
Mrs. B. Hopkins had the misfor
e tune of falling and tearing the liga
ments away from her right shoulde
: last Wednesday, from which she
+ suffering considerably.
n Mr. and Mrs. Bert Heron of Ray
> mond were Plentywood callers las
Saturday afternoon and evening
T They attended the show and dance i
i the evening.
y Misses Nellie and Irene Engdal
e were in this city a few hours las
Friday. The girls left the followin
g day for Minneapolis where they e1
q pect to spend the winter.
n Geo. Onstad came here from Yves
/ by last Monday to spend few day
attending to business matters ar
20 visiting with his brother, L. J. Oh
n stad and family.
81 Geo. Epler of Dooley was here
~ few hours last Sunday en- route
le Missoula where he will spend a fe
v DAYS attending to business matte
e. and visiting with friends.
L Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson
y Reserve were transacting busine
Il and calling on friends in tn Getty Sa
urdav afternoon. They attended Il
m dance at the Farmer-Labor Temp
in in the evening.
u Mrs. Donald Lang, formerly Mi
~ Eva Mann, spent several days in til
dy citv visiting her parents, Mr.. and MI
Russell Mann, who are in the empl
he of the Sheridan County Memoir
in Hospital.
re- Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Nereson fro
- north of McElroy were calling
on friends and doing some shopping
this city last Monday afternoon. Tn
20 Maid the Producers News a please
is call.
ere Geo. Munson left Thursday for G
u cago with car load of cattle. On
aU- return Mr.. Munson will stop at
Paul, where he will spend the w
sod ter months visiting with his dau&
-av ter, Mrs. r. H. Frank. Mrs. Nuns
+bs viii leave here soon for st. Paul 9
'i ne the Munsons will enjoy the win
ND visiting with relatives and friends
Minnesota and Iowa forssome time
Misses Waite, Westring and Ry
ma, nurses at the local hospital ent
at tanned at a sumptuous fOur-cou
at dinner ct the Elgln care IasL .
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