The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-07-24

F 'NS'Dy Wednesday, AFTERNOON.
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Judd Matlin of Redstone was a
Plentywood visitor Wednesday.
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Mrs. R. E. Gustafson spent the
week end with friends in Scobey.
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J. c. Williams of Great Falls was
a Monday visitor in Plentywood.
Jack Drummer was over from Wolf
Point Monday to transact business.
John B. Cooke OF Spokane stopped
IN Plentywood Wednesday.
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G. E. SanboIn was here from Min
neapolis, Mimi, Monday, attending to
business matters.
L. L. Werner was here the first Of
, the week from Devils Lake calling on
friends.
S. G. Smith was a business caller
; in the city Monday. He came over
from Great Falls.
D. S. Hall of Stanley, N. D., called
on some cf his Plentywood friends
Monday.
Miss Louise Knight is here from
4 Redstone to visit about two weeks at
). the c. N. Wood home.
The Misses Olive and Vera Nichol
: son, who live near Antelope, were
e seen in Plentywood on Circus day.
Miss Florence Ryan, sister of d. J
Ryan, visited at the A. F. Ziebartl
y home Monday.
( C. E. Whitney of Redstone lef
o Wednesday of this week for Rocnes
ter, Mimi, to seek surgical attention
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n Mrs. Peter Schumacher left tn
o hospital Wednesday for her home il
Dooley.
r. Walter Mack of Comerto/n trans
re acted business in Plentywood o
e Wednesday of this week.
Edgar Hallquist of Medicine LAX
8. was admitted to the local hospits
10 Saturday, July 18th.
Charles Feeney was operate on ;
tie Memorial Hospital Wednesday {
r this week.
~ Mrs. Carl Nereson of Westby We
= admitted into the hospital Saturda
to receive medical aid.
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IS Henry RadOns eff Outlook atterdC
20 the Sons of Norway dance given
l. the Farmer-Labor Temple Monday.
nd Henry Skillingberg of Homeste;
nm transacted business in the coun
st capital Tuesday
Seth Taylor left Tuesday mornil
. for McElroy, where he will get
zd team of horses which he has had
that place.
Mrs. F. G. Fishbeck and Mrs.
III C. Erickson drove over to Brush La
Thursday Of last week to take in t
Mothers Meeting.
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The c. G. Christianson and K.
Carlson families returned Tuesd
evening from a weeks pleasure tt
II in Canada.
The Weiss Cash Store speciaIizes
III shoes for the whole family. O
III shoes are guaranteed to give sat
faction. Remember this when y
need shoes for the family.
R. A. Dryer, travelling for the f
son Photograph Co., was here t
week from Spokane, Wash, look
after his company interests in t
city.
Morris Jensen, who was a patti
at the hospital for the past five wee
left Wednesday for his home a. ID
mar. He suffered with a ruptured
pendix.
Leland Syverson of Raymond
the misfortune to get a small tack
his nostrils The obstacle was inn
diately removed and the child is
proving nicely.
II Mrs. A. /. Helmer and two dau
tiers Nora and Mildred drove up fl
Sidney Wednesday of this week. 7
we're accompanied by Math
III Dionne, who has been visiting at
ney for the past month.
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III Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Cooper left
the western part Of the state tc m
their future home Wednesday.
Cooper has been employed as ha
at the White Barber Shop for
past few years while Mrs. Hollis
been employed as stenOgrapner III
County Agents Office. Their n
friends in Plentywood wish them
cess in their new nome.
A number of the young people
Plentywood were present at the d
given at Froid last Saturday e