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

Mesdames Bergland and Beckland
Of Dooley were here Tuesday on a
shopping tour.
Mrs. o. B. Snuggins of Outlook
attended to business matters in the
county capital Tuesday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen of
lDagmar we're attending to business
matters in this city last Tuesday.
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You may win the $3.50 Radio-A
ticket with every 81 cash purchase at
the Weiss Cash Store. adv.
Jens Ibsen of Dooley transacted
business in the county capital last
| Tuesday afternoon.
Cheap Coal is not always good
coal. but good coal is cheap coal. TRY
Richardson's Mine and get the best.
Telephone No. 3. adv. 32-tS
Miss Linda Hall, deputy superin-
tendent of schools, entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Banstead at a de-
7 licious dinner last Tuesday.
T. L. Serum from Comertown was
, in Plentywood last Tuesday locking
, after business with the County Agent
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County Agent Ostby made a trir
o to Reserve and Dagmar last Tuesday
' in connection with his Office.
Carl Dress of Antelope was attend
ing to business matters in this city
last Saturday afternoon and evening
: Chas. Beckland of Dooley wa
! transacting business matters in thi
= city last Tuesday afternoon.
e Miss Ruth Olson, of Outlook is as
S sisting with the work at Moe an,
hoore's store during their big sale.
# A. M. Morgan, Of Outlook was at
Y tedning To business interests in Plenty
d wood a few hours last WEDNESDAY
It afternoon.
Birth announcements are the hes
Il form of announcing new arrivals
" Variety of designs at Producer
ID News Print Shop.
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.. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Iceland, {
a Outlook, were here last Wednesda
afternoon attending to business ma
* tiers and visiting with friends.
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- Victor Anker, of Outlook was a
~ tending to business matters. and shall
- ing hands with friends IN PlentywoC
last Wednesday afternoon.
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81 o. B. Hoven, of Antelope, was a
in tending to business matters in tn
f. city last Saturday afternoon al
lis evening.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. Selmer Aspelund al
Miss Laura Aspelund attened Z
ms dance at Antelope last Tuesday eve
er ing.
&c. James Kaae, Of Dagmar, was &
at tending to business matters and no
90 nobbing with old friends in this CT
"u few hours last Wednesday aftt
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul M. Madsen a
~ family of Dagmar spent Sunday
Is this city visiting at the home of \
y Madsens brother, Neils Madsen of Il
,s7 city
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Mrs. J. G. Debing who is teachi
- school at Redstone spent the week e
IN in this city visiting her husband a
az daughter. She returned to her scho'
ii, iii Monday.
RI VIM. Guam Of the McNulty p
cinct spent several days in Plen
wood this week attending to busin'
'i me interests, shopping and visiting W
act Friends.
tie, Mrs. A. J. Moore and Mrs. I
of Inebke spent Wednesday at Doc
where they canvassed the town
i. orders for Christmas cards for
- Producers News.
at Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II. Damstrom
for Antelope spent Monday in this
did shopping and visiting Miss N
ter Thompson Of the County Agents
ew fee
Miss Inez LaBossier, state cloth
rye specialist, has spent the week in Sh
his idan county, giving instructions.
ers dress making and clothes repair
ris- at the different sewing clubs.
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ere Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Gooder are
ceiving congratulations over the
rival cf a baby boy born to I'll
MT, last Saturday Mother and son
RIM getting along nicely.
son Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Daley left
will urdav for their farm in the Redst
usi- country, after having spent the
two wears in this city. Mrs. D.
has been employed in the Ingwal
per Co. store during that time.
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lery A. V. Hatfield from Homestead
to in brentwood last Monday attenC
Pro- to business matters and calling
ride old time friends. Mr.. Hatfield
chased his winters supply cf flou
:, the local mill.
en- Jens Hansen left Thursday
pect Portland. Oregon, where he will 81
. is the remainder Of the winter mon
BOWS visiting his son, Froberg and fan
rom Mr.. Hansen will be back when
S Of weather becomes warmer IN
sue spring.
The members of the Degree Of
ated or Lodge met at their regular m
af ing last Tuesday evening" AiISi
his various business matters had
con. conducted q social hours was eng
4 by and a delicious luncheon was Sc
after by Mrs. Henry Zimmerman mrs.
for Iiindgren and Miss Helga hehd'
lany son.
Mrs. e. Truax returned from
sday neapolis first Of the week Wilete
Il by has spent the past week VlslJllg