The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-16

DAIlu announcements are the pest
form of announcing new arrivals.
Variety of designs at Producers
News Print Shop. t.
A. Ingwalson was here from Cros- 7
by, North Dakota last Monday look /
ing after business matters in connec-
ton with the A. IngwaIson store and +
calling on some of his many friends
in this city. :
When you wed, it is the proper !
thing to tell your friends with an
Wedding stationery
that you will be proud to send to
your friends is stocked at the Pro-
ducers News Office. Bring the bride
in to see samples.
Mrs. Albert HOLMAN entertained
the members of the Wednesday Club
and seven non-member guests at her
home last Wednesday afternoon. The
time was spent at Bridge, four tables
were played until five o'clock when a
very dainty luncheon was served by
the hostess.
Mrs. o. Opgrand entertained a few
Of the teachers at a card party last
Friday evening. Three tables were
played and a delicious luncheon was
served. Miss Emma HOLMAN favored
the guests with number of vocal
solos. The guests pronounced 4 very
good time. The occasion was in honor
of Miss Ada HansOns birthday.
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C. Dryden was here from near Out
i look last Monday attending to some
business matters and visiting old time
/ friends. Mr.. Dryden recently held an
auction sale and sold all of his farm
ing equipment. Mr.. and Mrs. Dryden
will leave soon fer Portland, Oregon
where they will locate and make their
future home. |
4 ROSWELL P. MERRITT, OPTI-
CAL SPECIALIST, of Kenmare, N.
d., will personally visit WESLEY,
MONT, on Monday, Oct. 10Th, and
: Tuesday, Oct. 10th, until 8 P. M. Of
flee at the DIR. LABERGE OFFICE.
All persons having defective eye
sight, headaches, or who need their
: classes changed or renewed should
; call and see. him. 27-t2
You wouldn't buy a horse 'sight
unseen" It is just as unsafe to buy
oil of unknown quality from con-
!, Germ you never heard of before. The
Westland Oil Company is a home
!, concern that stands squarely behinC
its products.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Madsen anC
d Mrs. Rodney Salisbury spent Sunday
r as guests at the home of Mr.. Mad
4 sens brother, Paul Madsen, in thu
v Dagmar country. They enjoyed
I sumptuous dinner and a few hour
'. of card playing.
/ "Bob" Smith who has been EN-
10 ployed for the past year at the Plen
v tywood Implement Co., resigned hi
n position last week. Mr.. DanielscI
m the new proprietor, will carry on tn
business alone during the .winte
months.
ot Ed. Prader was here last Frida
pr night from Minot, N. D. Mr.. Prade
s. plays the piano with Christy's o.
10 chestra. While here he spent som
2 time visiting old time friends in OF
city, he having been a resident
n sntywod for some time.
a.
ch Misses Ellen Brinkman and X
he lessen were week end guests at t
b. home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Rasmu
n sen of this city. The young ladi
are teaching school northeast
Dooley. They were formerly neig
nd bors of the Rasmussens in the Da
to mar country.
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m The following marriage icens
is were issued at the Clerk of COur
office last week: Joe Obershaw a,
Frances Sable, beth of Froid; Aid
III Grandahl and Marjorie Watt, both
he Medicine Lake; Anton Weller a
ed Opal Peele, both of Westby; Robe
Dur Osbern of Penalosa, Kansas and LIZ
Ter tie Dahl, of Antelope, Montana.
Miss Linda Hall, deputy Super
lily tendent Of schools, entertained
IN luncheon last Saturday at ~
at o'clock in honor of Miss Edith Du
Try state field nurse who has been Wo-
re- ing in this vicinity the past week, t
guests present were: Miss Ed
Dunn, Mrs. Tom Kelly, Mrs. Joe RI
or mond, Mrs. Suffield, Miss Emu
'et, Crone.
we'd J. A. Hill of Great Falls was
and Plentywood last Wednesday attend
to business matters in interest of
Continental Oil Co. While here
ler- Hill made application for a passp
mt to Europe where he will spend
en- winter visiting at his old home
by England and also friends and re
Ill tives in different points in France
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jens GronvOld
family left Thursday by car
oley points in Louisiana where they
the spend the winter visiting friends
ing relatives and look for location
use' make their future home. The CT
lere volds are old timers in Sheri
the county and they will be greatly m
ac- ed by their legion of friends in
adjacent to Plentywood.
, Ias' CONFIRMATION AT THE Gait
tnre Lie CHURCH
liv-
and Bishop Lehman of Great Falls