The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-08
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Mrs NJ. TObiason was taken 70 Cile
hospital Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haugan Of Boudette,
Mimi. moved into the Bratlln house
last week.
Cant. F. J. Bround Of the Big Mud
DIV barracks was in town on business
Wednesday of last week.
J. Haglund, Of Diamond Crossing,
Sask.. was a visitor here last We'd
nesday.
F. 0. Torno, Of Daleview, made a
business trip to Outlook Friday.
Miss I. johnson was a business caller /
Wednesday and Thurs day OF last
week from Whitehall.
Martin Norager made a business /
trip to PlentywoOd Thursday OF last
week.
Miss Evelyn COwan accompanied by
Mrs J. N. Keogh and the Misses jos
ephine Haug and Philomine Rick
drove to brentwood Tuesday evening
to taking in the moving picture show.
The Misses Josie and Mary Cookery
returned from Raymond on Thursday
Of last week.
Mrs. NJ. E. Fitzgerald moved into
the Methodist parsonage on Wednes-
day Of last week.
n. V. Lyle returned on Saturday
from Kansas City, Missouri, where
he had been called by the sickness of
his mother.
Ed. Wunderlich returned from Spo-
kane, Wash, on Saturday of last
week.
VIM. Ruegsegger made a business
trip to Plentywood on Saturday Of
last week.
Ed. Wunderlich and John Wunder-
Itch were business visitors at Scobey
Monday.
George Nelson, Henry Nau, Miss
Void, Fred Radons and Harlin Lar
son drove to Plentywood Friday ev-
ening to take in the High School play.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Fea and Lyle
Tutty drove to Scobey en- Sunday.
Mr.. Mcintosh of PlentywOod was
here on Sunday and sold new Star
car to Art Weiss.
Ed. Weiss and G. E. Taylor of
plentywOod were in town on business
Sunday.
Mr.. Write from Williston was in
town Monday demonstrating the
ChrySler car.
Karl Hoveland and his father drove
over from Flaxton, n. D., on Mon
day in Mr.. Hoveland's WHY'S Knight
sedan renewing old acquaintance
and looking after business affairs.
Lyle Nelson's school at Raymond
closed last week and he is now work
ing fer the 500 line.
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to Plentywood Wednesday of las
week.
Mr.. Douse Of Poplar arrived her
Monday to relieve Mr.. Roy Udy il
the Occident elevator, while Mr.. I'd,
seeks medical aid
Miss Laura Hanson passed tn
week at her home in Dooley after
short period of illness at the hOspi
tai
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Selvig drov
to Scobey Sunday to take in the ba
game.
Misses Louise Craig, Eenora an
Evelyn Larson, LeanOre Roderick an
Charles Roderick took in the SeniC
class play at Plentywood Friday e.
ening of last week,
G.. S. Piper of indianapolis, Inc
was a business visitor here Saturda
and Sunday of this week.
L. C. Knight of MiYsot, n. D., W;
in town on business Thursday of la
week.
Grant M. Oleson Of Williston,
D., was a business visitor here Tue
day.
The Outlook baseball team will O
en- the season with game at Whit
tail on Sunday, May 10th. A larl
crowd of rocters are expected fro
Outlook to make their opening gan
a lively one.
Miss Katie A. Baker of Dew
Lake, n D., was a business visit
here Wednesday and Thursday
last week.
Henry Sweningren and Dick Lars
of st. Paul were business visito
here Thursday of last week.
Francis Gavin of Whitehall arriv
in town Saturday to seek the aid
a professional
Mr.. F. Sullivan of Whitehall was
business visitor here on Saturday
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Eskrack of Min
n. D., were in town on business
Monday.
NJ. Cullitson of East Grand For
was a business visitor here Mono
of this week.
Lloyd Homme made a business t