The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-04
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

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Oscar Benson of Outlook was in
last Monday afternoon on .
a short business trip.
Mrs. Helen Byrd was in town from
Outlook last Tuesday afternoon doing
some shopping.
Mrh and Mrs. Bob GundersOn of
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Kudnra and
Mrs. ". J. Glanezke OF Medicine Lake .
spent Saturday in this city shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson of Antelope
were PlentywOod visitors last Tues
day afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Barney Johnston from Ante
lope spent a few hours in this city
last Monday afternoon shopping and
visiting.
A. NJ. Peterson of the Peterson
Hardware Store has been absent from
his duties this week on account of
illness.
Soren Nielsen, prominent farmer of
the Dagmar country, was hobnObbing
with friends and transacting business
in the county capital last Friday.
DIR. Nelson, the Watkins man, OF
Reserve, was attending to business
matters in the county seat last We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mortensen of
Dagnlar were here last Tuesday at
ternOon attending to legal business
matters and calling on friends.
NJ. J. Mangan left Monday for his
home at Rolla, n. D., after having
spent the past week in this city, Wis
iting Mrs. E. NJ. Hunt and family.
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Patrick McPlum was here from
Peerless, Mont, a few days first OF
the week attending to business mat
terS and visiting with friends.
George Bell, we'll known farmer of
the Dagmar country, was transacting
| business matters at the court house
last Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Johnson Of Out
look were attending to business mat
ters and doing some shopping at the
county seat last Monday afternoon.
Carl E. Nelson, Continental Oil man
of Medicine Lake was attending to
business matters in this city last
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. c. B. Peterson entertained a
number of friends at her farm home
last Thursday afternoon at a delicious
| Thanksgiving dinner.
Victor Anker, prominent Outlook
farmer, was in town Monday attend
ing to business matters. He Incl
dentally paid the News office a pleas
ant call.
| Harold Hanisch came down from
Scobey to spend a few days with hi
] parents in this city. Harold is nov
employed in the Great Northern depO
at that place.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Nelson of thi
city were Sunday dinner guests at tn
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Grant
! ham on their farm in the Doole
| country.
II Mrs. Bob Porter of the Raymon
| country left first of the week for a
extended visit with friends and rel;
tives at her old home in Warrel
| MINI.
n - L., n0r
country was in the county capital la
/ Monday afternoon transacting bus
ness at the court house and visitiT
: with friends and relatives.
Jacob Hanson and c. B. AstrJ
were attending to business interes
and hobnobbing with friends in Il
county capital a few hours last Tue
day afternoon.
Mrs. Hans Andersen from Reser
came to PlentywOod last Friday q
ternoon to cOntult a doctor. She W
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Anto
j.. Andersen and daughter, Miss Edit
Louis Marsh was in town from /
ranch in the DoOley country Ia
II Monday with a herd of cattle that
= viii load and ship to Chicago frC
the local stOckyards.
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liver A. johnson of Dooley was ;
tending to business matters IN Pie
tywood a few hours last Tuesd;
Mr.. johnson made the News Office
pleasant call and incidentally paid
subscription to the paper for anotf
year.