The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-19

Matt Stein and Clarence Carney
motored over from Glasgow STndoy
20 take IN the straightforward bali
game. "O0u "aii
MI. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Mo7vio and
MI. Melvin Morvig took in the Circus
at ScObey and called on Mr. and Mr.
Lloyd Hansen, Monday.
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CROWN OYERALLS. Guaranteed
not to fade or shrink The only over
all on earth with this Iron Clad guar
antee. J. A. JOHNSON.
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Jack Teal of Glasgow was called
mere on account of the serious illness
OF his friend Lee Lehman. Mr.. Teal
arrived Sunday morning and expects
to stay for some time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Willet Jarvis were
called here from Glentana on account
OF the illness of Lee Lehman. They
are spending the week at the F. G..
F1shbeck home.
Sigard Moe and A. Almberg ar
rived Tuesday from Seattle, Wash.
They will visit at the Peder Moe
ranch on the reservation this sum-
mer.
Miss Mildred Timbrel left Thurs
day TO her home at Creston, Iowa.
Miss Timbrel spent the past three
months visiting with relatives in
Plentywood.
Mrs. Andrew Hansen and son jim
ME, left Tuesday afternoon for Re
| serve, where they will visit with rel
atives and friends the remainder of
this week.
Mrs. Hollis Cooper left Tuesday af-
tenoOn for Fort Benton, this state, to
visit with a sister and other rela-
tives and friends Mrs. Cooper will
| also visit other points in Montana.
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Coral Lecy from Redstone took in
the ball game here Sunday. Coral re-
Gently returned from Davenport, Ia,
where he has been attending the
School of Chiropractic in that city.
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Effie Doe Of Outlook was in the CITY
Sunday visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Doe arrived Saturday from
Bozeman where she has been attend
ing the University for the past year
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Moore and fami-
~, accompanied by Mrs. Ben Luebke
and daughter autOed up to Scobey
Monday where they took in the cir
Gus and ball game
The Misses Alice and Anne Ator
together with Adriana Garneau will
leave Saturday via car for Miles City
where they will take up the summer
course preparatory to teaching in the
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Morck and
family from Antelope were in the city
Wednesday. They were on their way
to Canada, where they will visit with
Mrs. MOrck's relatives about two
weeks.
Florence Krebsbach, accompanied
by Eta Highland and Walt Newman
left Sunday evening for her home at
Williston. Miss Krebsbach has been
visiting in Plentywcod with relatives
for several weeks.
Peter Bruvold from Comertowr
/ spent Monday in the county metrcpo-
lis attending to business. The Bru-
void family expect to leave this week
70 an extenive trip through Minneso-
ia.
Miss Isabel Braden formerly Sheri
dan county health nurse, now Located
at Plains, Mont, arrived here Tues
day to spend a week with her sisters
Mrs. Margaret Braden and Mrs. Mad
den.
Mrs. J. C. Gronvold and children
together with Mr.. and Mrs. LloyC
Morbig and Melvin Morv1g drove GU
to Whitehall last Wednesday and Wis
tied their cousins Ole Morvick anC
Mrs A. L. Goodale.
You will find here a splendid as
sOrtment of new wash fabrics, silks
sheer uNQeI garments anu dCCeSSOTle
of all kinds. Select your requirement.
from the large variety we show a
moderate prices. J. A. JOHNSON.
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Miss Marguerite Huebner left Sun
day for Miles City, where she will at
tend summer school. Marguerite lef
via auto, her first stop being at Balm
vile. Before leaving for Miles Cit,
she will spend week with relative
at Beach, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dillage are Plen
tywood callers from Ignite, N. D
renewing old acquaintance. Mrs
Dillage, formerly Miss Norma Stan
field was a resident of this city unit
about seven years ago when she lef
for Portland, Oregon. About thre
months ago they moved to North Da
kota, where they are engaged in busi