The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

Is, 16 and II.
Nav Tuttle was among the Red
stone business visitors at the coun-
ty seat one of the first days this
week.
Mrs. C. Sells and children from
Minneanolis are spending a few DAYS
in This citv visiting DR.. Sells and
some of her many friends.
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The most expensive oil you can buy
is so-caIled "cheap oil" Quality
Oil is cheapest at any price. Re.
CARELESS of price, Dura Oil. is the
most economical oil you can use.
Miss Grace Wright from Minot, N
D., has been visiting her parents
here for a few days. She went tc
Doolev last week to spend few DAYS
visiting with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Smith, from
south of town, are the proud parents
/ of twin babies born to them last We'd.
nesday. Sept. Both. Mother and ba.
bies are getting along nicely.
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The First National Bank of Re
serve calls attention to it's Statement
published elsewhere in this issue
which shows the Bank to be in
very strong position.
Mrs. Lena Ford returned Tuesda,
of this week from Great Falls, wherr
she has spent few days on business
in connection with some of her pro
perty in this city. $,
Lee Norton of Medicine Lake wa
here last Tuesday visiting wit
friends and attending to bushes
matters at the PlentyWood MillinI
Company.
Mrs. E. H. E. Helgeson enter
tanned the ladies who took part in tn
style show to very deliciou
luncheon served at Vests Cafe q
900 Friday evening.
Miss Margaret Richardson wa
here from Antelope few days thi
week visiting her little nephew VIII
is i'll at the hospital, and many othe
friends in the city.
Nels Distad, manager Of the FaI
mers Elevator of Reserve, was hel
last Sunday afternoon visiting wit
: friends. He took in the show at til
I Orpheum in the evening,
Misses Hanna Johnson and AliC
Hart were here from Outlook la
Friday evening to take part in Il
style show put on by Mrs. E. H.
Q Helgeson at the Orpheum.
Harry DeSilvia made busine.
trip to Outlook and Raymond la
. Wednesday in the interest of his pc
factory. Mr.. DeSilyia reports TIL
business is good despite the co
weather.
When you wed, it is the prop,
thing to tell your friends with al
nOuncements... Wedding statiOneI
that you will be proud to send
your friends is stocked at the Pr
ducers News Office Bring the briC
in to see samples.
Judge S. E. Paul, Court Report
Koser and Naturalization Examin
M. F. Lence went to Scobey MOnd;
to hold Naturalization Court. Fro
there they will go toaWolf Point.
George Anderson was here fro
Reserve last Monday attending
business matters and visiting WI
friends for a while. He return
home the same day.
P. G. Anderson of the Farme
State Bank of Westby was in tov
a few hours last Wednesday atten
ing to business matters and visitIl
with friends and acquamtances.
Thomas Noonan was here fro
Rugby, N. D., few days this we
attending to business matters at t
court house in connection with sor
of his land in this territory.
Jens Christensen was here fro
Dagmar Saturday to spend the we
end visiting his brother Christ, W
is EMPLOYED in the Clerk and Recon
er's Office. He returned home Nc
day.
Vern Losing was here from Re
stone last Tuesday visiting w
friends and attending to some bu
ness matters. Mr.. LOSING, left W.
nesdav for Boomers Ferry, Idal
where he expects to spend the wlnI
months visiting with old-time frler
and relatives.
Mrs. Frank Chamberlain and CT
dren arrived Wednesday from o.
land, California, to attend the fun
al of her sister, Mrs. A. Q. Erlcks
They were accompanied here fr
Culbertson by Otto Donaldson, "
drove down Wednesday morning
meet the train.
Miss Gladys Kelly left Monday
Minneapolis, where she Will take
a business course, she will special
in typewriting and short hand. Gla'
has grown up from baoyhood IN
city. She is one of the 1925 gra
ates from the city schools and
host of friends who extend to /
wishes for a hearty success IN
new work.
Following is a list Of those y
applied for petitions for Natural
ton papers last Monday: Luz Luz
Erickson of Dagmar; Herman Nel
of Antelope; Peter .. F1ske OF |
look; Jerry Stanek of Hcmeste
Jorgen Olaf Jorgensen of Dagn