The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-02


ter spend a few weeks here and in |
Minnesota, attending to bushes mat
tiers and visiting old-time friends.
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School supplies can be had at Gar
neau's. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Morgan were
PlentywoOd callers Friday from their
farm near Archer. They brought
two large loads of rye to the local
mill and had it steamed for seeding
purposes.
An oil cannot be gagged by the way
it runs out of the barrel. Dura oil
flows freely from the barrel but
maintains a good body in the intense
heat of your tractor.
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! Grace Higgins of Dagmar was
here one of the first days of the week
doing some shopping and visiting
with the Misses Sarah and Ann Han
sen, formerly of the Dagmar commu-
nifty.
Mrs. Sid Erickson and children re-
turned last Sunday from points in
Washington where they have been
visiting for the past four months.
They spent most of the time visiting
Mrs. Erickson's sister in Seattle.
School supplies can be had at Gar
neau's. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Peterson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Bat
tleson were here from Scobey Sun
! day to spend the day visiting at the
A. M. and G. w. Peterson homes in
this city.
Sam Winters, who has been visiting
here at the o. A. Aspelund home for
the past few weeks, left Wednesday
for her home at Rib Lake, Wis. Mrs.
Winters is a sister-in-law of Mr..
Aspelund.
Miss Ruth Olson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Olson of Outlook, is
assisting at the Weiss Cash Store as
clerk. The large volume of business
done by that growing firm necessitat-
ed increasing the clerking force.
Mrs. Ed. Kjelstrup drove down to
Bainville last Monday to meet her
brother, B. D. Fridley, who arrived
from Rapelje. Mr.. Fridley will be
remembered here as pastor Of the
local Evangelical church.
Joseph B. Townsend came Monday
from Scobey' to spend a week canvass
ing this territory for the Westland
Oil Co. He will be accompanied by
Ed. Kjelstrup and they expect to do
areal stroke of business.
LOO
Miss Mary Palubicki left Saturday
for Missoula, where she will attend
the State University. Miss Palubicki
graduated from the Plentywood High
School this spring and is very popu-
lar in all circles.
Mrs. w. Keup and son William
came Friday from Columbus, N. D.,
to visit at the home of her sister,
Mrs. c. S. Nelson. They drove thru
and on account of the rainy forecast
they returned home the next day.
When YOU wed, it is the proper
thing to tell your friends with an
nouncements... Wedding. stationery
that you will be proud to send tC
your friends is stocked at the Pro.
! ducers News Office. Bring the bride
= in to see samples.
Ed. Peterson, of the Home Grocery
has been suffering from an acute at
tack of Sciatic Rheumatism for the
past week However, at this writing
' he is a good deal better, but still finds
\ it necessary to use crutches in order
. to get around.
The members of the Congregations
Ladies' Aid had their annual Spring
Chicken supper in the basement Of
e the Church last Thursday evening anC
a large crowd of people gathered t.
il partake of the feast. the Aid real
I lied quite large sum on the supper
F-Oo--
Louis Moe, of the White Barbe
J. Shop, recently purchased brand new
- Rickenbacl1er Six from Peterson Com
: many. The Rickenbacker is SOM
+ swell car and Mr.. Moe will have tn
h pleasure eff owning the first one Il
this community.
&c Miss Astroy, who has been assist
- ing at the law office of Howard M
= Lewis for the past three months, lef
# Saturday fer her home at Havre
e where She will spend a short tim
n visiting friends and relatives befor
going to Glasgow where she has &C
cepted a stenographic position.
~ Rov johnson came Wednesday fror
M Sccbey where he is employed in tn
20 Johnson Abstract Company. M,
a Johnson was formerly connected wit
ii the same company in this city fo
many years and has many friends
While in Plentywood he was a CUES
w at the G. G. johnson home.
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. o. Opgrande mac
FL a business trip to Williston last MOI
n dav. They made the trip by car ar
of report encountering some very bs
M roads. The grade this side of Med
- cine Lave was impossible and the
were forced to sit in their car a
he night as they were not equipped wit
on chains.
pa m' Mrs. E. S. Skaggs and daught'
ID Miss Sylvia Skaggs were here fro
~ Minneapolis few days this week vi
=, iting at the f. M. Naylor home
q PlentywoOd and also friends az
fneighbors in the Outlook country. II
or !Skaggs were homesteaders in Il
ne Outlook country a few years ago al
To- have hosts Of friends who we're gls
I'D to see them.
- Miss Lila Carlson Of the Elgin Ca
- laf+ +odav for Portland OreQc