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

Mrs. c. F. Higgins. one Of the
Medicine Lake High School teachers
spent Saturday in this CITY doing
some Christmas shopping and visitine
with friends. Q
The quarantine sign has been re-
moved from the D. w. Kelly and
Mitchell homes this week. Everyone
4 Is glad to get out and enjoy their
freedom again.
Radiator Solution will not freeze OF
eYap0rate. Guaranteed forever. TIRE
SHOP, PlentywOOd, Mont. S5-tf-ad
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Naylor went to
Redstone last week to deliver J
Dodge Sedan to- Levy Paul. They
were entertained at dinner and spent
a very pleasant evening at the Pau
home.
Miss Maud Sherry and Miss Har-
net Bull went to Redstone last Sat
urday to attend birthday party of
Miss Sherry's sister. They had a
splendid time and returned to PLENTY
wood m time for school Monday on
morning.
The members Of the Eastern Star
Lodge held their regular meeting last
Wednesday evening. After the
business session, Miss Margaret Rich
ardson, Mrs. Wildcn Richardson anC
Mrs. b. tombstone served a delicious
luncheon and a social hour was en-.
joyed.
Birth announcements are the best
form of announcing new arrivals
Variety of designs at Producer.
News Print Shop.
Miss Dora Lott and Mr.. Bruc,
Long, both prominent young peopl,
of the Whitehall community wer,
married here before Judge L. S. Oh
; sen last Monday December 7th. The,
have many friends in and around thi
city who wish them a happy and pros
porous future.
Miss Susie Legge was here from
the Dagmar country on Monday O
last week doing some shopping 70
Christmas and visiting with some o
her many girl friends. Miss Legg
graduated from the Plentywood hig
school with the 1924 class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Emerson wer
over from Willston Tuesday evenin,
, to take in the Degree of Honor doing
at the Farmer Labor Temple. The
: returned the next morning to thei
home in that CITY.
There will be a real Old Tym
, dance at the Farmer-Labor Templ
December 18th. Old time music wi
+ be played and all the old timers ar
looking eargerly forward to the ever
which promises to be one of the Sc
clal events cf the season.
Pink Baby Announcements ia
Girls, blue ones for boys. Exauisit
line at Producers News Printery. AS
e for samples and prices.
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: Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Jordan drove eve
from Raymond last Wednesday. Mr.
: Jordan done a stroke of Christina
: shopping while Sid was attending t
1 business matters. They were Dime
guests at the home Of Mrs. Jordan
mother.
:. The city purchased the large mote
p from the PlentywOod Milling &c. la,
4 week to be used on the pump for IL
new well being dug behind the Gil
hall. Everything is in shape now ar
n they expect to be using water fro
e the new well next week.
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! Mr. and Mrs Richard Bolster a
,. rived Wednesday from Duluth, MIN
to spend a few days visiting at Il
f home of Dick parents, Mr.. and Mr.
o G. E. Bolster of this city. They WI
It return home after the holidays.
Herbert Wirtzberger from ne;
Westby, better known here as Club
n is now in the u. S. Veterans Hospit
It at Fort Harrison, receiving medic
S treatment. Hub played ball with Il
J Plentywood team for several season
and made hosts of friends in all CT
cles with his genial personality.
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: Wedding stationery - invitation
e and annOuncements-are the prop
'. thing. A variety of papers and d
, S1BtiS anu ulcACeAleu workmanship
K Producers News Printery. Pric
a consistent with quality of stock al
/ first class work.
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Little Jimmie Dean, son of Mr.. al
Mrs. Blaine Dean, celebrated his ff
= birthday anniversary last Tuesday e
Il ening by inviting a number of h
d playmates to spend the afternoo
IL Games were played and a dain
luncheon was served by Mrs. Dea
:. Jimmie received many beautiful gif
~ in honor of the occasion.
. Frank Fishbeck left first of t
week for Seattle, Wash, where
will leave the car which he drove