The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-11-20

uetuShCSAS VINO are attending school IN
this city. Mr.. Brenier is connected
with the Westland Oil Co. of Scobey.
Timely offerings in everything
you'll need for Thanksgiving from
linens for the table to shoes for the
whole family. JOHNSONS, The
Store of honest values.
Mrs. S. T. Adams and daughter,
Edith, left last week for their home
IN New York after having spent the
greater part of the year in this city
visiting friends and relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Art Olson and daugh-
ter Lois were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Nelson last Sun
day afternoon and evening. They re-
turned to their home at Antelope the
same day.
Mrs. Oscar Christianson of Westby
is spending the week in this city at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. j. Onstad. Mr.. ChristainsOn, who
accompanied her, returned home ia
Westby last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bucklin were
here fer a short time last Monday
on their way to points in South Da.
kota where they will spend a week
visiting with friends and relatives.
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Last Monday evening, Arnold Nit
: chell celebrated his birthday by in
viting a number Of his schoolmates t
/. n rskxY OF he hav.,A Ta..,ar
and delicious luncheon composed tn,
program Of the evening. Arnold wa
Ia years old.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Gunderscn o
Reserve spent Sunday in this cit,
visiting at the home of friends an,
relatives. They attended the show a
the Orpheum in the evening.
DIR. NJ. E. FINNEMAN, eye-sigh
specialist Of Fairview, Mont, will b
l. in PlentywOOd, Saturday p. M. an
Sunday, December 5th and 9th. A
Antelope Thursday December 3rd. be
: tween trains only. 33-t
! r. j. Fry arrived first Of the wee
Il from Dodson, this state, to spend
few days visiting Clair Stoner. M
!, Fry will incidentally lock around fc
j farm to rent or buy in this con
! munity.
%
y VIM. Jarvis of Glentana came fir,
e Of the week to spend few days
y this city attending to business ma
q ters and visiting at the home of h
II sister, Mrs. F. G. Fishbeck and fam
y ly.
Wedding stationery - Invitation
and annOuncements-are the prop
thing. A variety of papers and d
y signs and unexcelled workmanship
+ Producers News Printery. Pric
: consistent with quality of stock al
( first class work.
I Mrs E. c. Holland entertained
= few of her friends to dinner la
I Monday at o'clock in honor Of Nh
I c. N. Wood, who will leave Plent
= woods in the near future. Six CUES
! were present and all had a very plea
{ ant time.
I VIM. and Frank Carlson left la
: week for Minnesota, where they W
= spend a few weeks visiting wi
! friends and relatives. A. Aldrich W
T look after the farm of Frank Ca
+ son during his absence.
I Edward Reed, who has spent sol
Z months in this city visiting his S
: ter, Mrs. Arnold Anderson, left Il
3, week for Sweet Grass this sta
( where he will spend the balance
! the winter.
I Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Nelson ent,
< tanned a number of their friends
: q sumptuous dinner last Sunday
: one o'clock. The table was laid /
( ten and all did justice to the splen,
+ eats furnished by Mrs. Nelson. AT
I dinner cards were enjoyed for f
< hours.
: Dewey Christensen Of Resel
!, spent a few days in this city t
: week attending to business matt
= and visiting with friends. Mr.. CHI
( tiansen will leave in the near futl
Z for points on the western coast VIII
3 he will spend the winter months.
y 90
4 Herman Nelson Of Reserre, Mo
Z has purchaser the tailor shop fol
: erly owned by Bill Kramer, l1no
! as the Klean Klose shop. Mr.. Mel
Z is tailor of long experience and Y
! no doubt carry on the rushing bl
{ ness which "Bill' has built up.
q 90.
I. When you wed, it is the pro
+ thing to tell your friends with
4 nOuncements. Wedding. station
Z that you will be proud to send
: your friends is stocked at the I
+ ducers News Office. Bring the bl
in to see samples.
! Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kramer
( early Sunday morning for points
+ the western coast, where they exI
Z to make their future home. "Bill
Z one of Plentywood's old time b
Z having attended school here f
& children hood. The many friends
! the Krnazer family wish them
{ cess in their new home.
( Little Melvin Johnson celebr;
: his fifth birthday last Wednesday
8 ternoon by inviting a number of
! playmates to spend the aftern
i A sumptuous luncheon was served
8 Mrs. Johnson at five o'clock a
< which the little guests departed
Z their homes wishing Melvin n
! more happy birthdays.
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4 The members of the Wedne.
4. Club were delightfully."- entertained
: Mrs Blaine Dean at the h. r. BE
y Ski home last Wednesday ever
!. Three tables played bridge unit
y o'clock when luncheon was ser