The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-22

G. c. Epler of Dooley transacted
business in the county metropolis
Saturday.
Miss Crone and Miss Hall drove
to the formers farm near White
tail Sunday. Miss Crone has about
300 acres in crop this year.
Judge and Mrs. S. E. Paul and
family Of this city visited at their
ranch in the Redstone country Sun
Gay.
WANTED-Clean cotton rags free
from lint, buttons or hooks. 8 cents
q Pound. Producers News Office.
Plentywood, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Holland and
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. S. Gullickson and
son Jerry motored to Grenora Mon
day.
Miss Polling Of Grencra was among
the Out-of-town guests taking in the
dance at the Farmer-Labor Temple
Saturday night.
The Siewert family left for Leseur
Center, Minnesota, Wednesday. En-
route they will visit at Fallon, Mont.
Billings, Mont, and Mankato, MINI.
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Mrs. Erna Zimmerman and Mrs.
Ray Lang motored to Brush Lake
Sunday to take in the festivities at
that popular summer resort.
VIM. Hass of the Hass Bros. Cor
poratiOn of the Outlook country.
was a business caller in brentwood
Wednesday.
Jom GrensrUd II Wesley was in
Pleni, wood Wednesday, anil purchas-
ed a Dodge touring car in which he
VIII take a trip east this summer
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Fred Olsen of Dagmar was among
those from that vicinity transacting.
business in the county capital last
Monday.
FOR Four-room house with
large garden for SAFE at bargain,
centrally located. Inquire at Pro-
Cucers News Office. IT'D
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Dwight Callister and Harold Han
isoh, who are farming north of
Fleetwood were transacting business
in Plentywood the middle Of this
week.
Mrs. E. H. Nelson left last week
for Pillager, Minnesota, to spend the
summer with relatives. Mr.. Nelson
viii remain here and continue his
work with the Fuller Brush Co.
Ten to Is per cent saving may not
mean much on small article, but in
a years trading it means many dol
lars. Trade at the WEISS CASH
STORE and save these dollars.
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Francis Gonnley and Jimmie Con-
mole of Medicine Lake were among
those from Medicine Lake taking in
the Legion dance at the Farmer-La-
Dor Temple Saturday night.
Mrs. E. C. Holland entertained
twelve friends at a picnic dinner
Tuesday evening at six O'Clock al
the picnic crumbs south OF Ante
I lore N honor Of Miss Florence nel-
/ sey, who leaves FOR her home at st
Paul the latter part of this week.
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A farewell party was given fol-
Mrs. Aiewert at the Ed. hielstruI
home III this city Tuesday evening
4 The guests played games and had {
musical entertainment after which {
delicious lunch was served.
''Billy" Newton spent Sunday witr
his mother in this city.
Miss Morgan of Kansas City, Nc.
is visiting at the home Of Isabel Nal
colin in this city. She intends tt
spend the summer with Miss Nal
colin.
The following visitors were II
PlentywoOd Sunday from Grenora
taking in the initiation Of the Son;
Of Norway: E. A. Sneva, F. M. Berg
H. A. Haugen, Peter Berg, E. Syver.
I'd, John Serseth, T. johnson, Ole
Sneva, L. H. Lindihic, ]. Vik, Martir
Morkin, Ole Tallun Odsvare, Oscar
Lundby, George /. Swendson.
Miss Lucille Steiner met with {
serious accident Sunday white riding
horse. The animal becar ~ fright
ened at a passing automobile ant
Lucille frightened the ren-s which
caused the horse to rear COS fl
batl1w ards pinning the girl to Thu
grouId Miss Lucille had one ri
fractured but is getting along NIGEL!
at this time.
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DR.. KRONER
eyesight specialist O.
Helena will be at th
Plentywood Hotel, Of