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

Miss Katherine Hovdey came from
Outlook last Tuesday to accept a posi-
ton In the county treasurer's office
assisting with the work on the tax
books.
Donald Trower was here from Out
look last Wednesday attending to
some business matters and visiting
with friends. He returned home on
Thursday.
Thomas Harrington, farmer living
in the Redstone community was call
ing on friends and transacting i'm
portant business at the county capitol
a few days this week.
Hank Krebsbach has moved his pool
furnishings and fixtures into the |
building next to Anderscns Rooming
house, recently vacated by the Henry
Zimmerman family.
Albert Bolster came home last week
from Crosby, North Dakota to spend
a few days visiting here at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
Bolster.
Mrs. Ed. Stambo from northeast of
DoOley has been here this week as
a guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Raas, Mrs. Strombo has been
/ taking treatments from DIR. York.
! Hans Madsen, prominent farmer in
the Archer country, had the misfOr-
tune of falling from his pillow last
Monday and breaking his leg. He is
now in the local hospital getting
along nicely.
Wedding stationery - invitations
and annOuncements-are the proper
thing. A variety of papers and de-
4 signs and unexcelled workmanship at
Producers News Printery. Prices
consistent with quality of stock and
first class work.
Severn Bartness and Oden Lutness
were here from the McElroy country
i one day the first of the week attend
ing to bushes matters and seeing
: some of their old time friends. Fl
Chas. Mclaughlin was here from
Antelope last Wednesday transactin&
7 business. He incidentally paid thu
E Producers News office a spleasan
: call.
Mrs. J. A. johnson and children
Ruby and Alden returned Saturda.
from points in Minnesota and Wis
r consin where they have been visiting
r relatives the past three weeks. The,
!. made the trip by car.
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e good assortment of Blankets, Leathe
: Vests, Sweaters, Blazer Jackets an
k Overcoats for the fall trade. Qualit
e good and prices right. J. A. JOHN
SON. adv
is Miss Nellie jackson from the We
Is liver country has been spending tn
st greater part of this week in this cit
n while her little son, John, has bee
taking chiropractic treatments fro
DR.. York.
h The Hans Rasmussen, Vigo Pete
SIS son and Hans Madsen families spel
5y Sunday afternoon in the Welliv'
country looking for Buffalo berrie
they were unsuccessful in findir
IN any berries.
to If looking fer a good bank, eXaT
nc inc the statement of the First N
lg tional Bank of Reserve, Mont, viii
appears in this issue, and note t
large cash reserve carried, the Ii
ne erty Bonds, other bonds and CONNIE
m cial paper owned.
nd Mr.. and Mrs. "Bob" Gundersen a.
ne family were here from Reserve
spend Sunday at the home of Ha
Rasmussen in this city. Mrs. Gu
or dersen and Mrs. Rasmussen are S
~ tiers.
ne Christ Kanstrup, from the Wei
m. yer country, was in town one OF
first DAYS this week. He exchang
load of wheat for PlentywOod flo
he at the local mill and transacted otl
ct business in our city.
on Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Golf and fam
ial were here from their farm in the A
telope country to spend Sunday
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
ON Zimmerman in this city. They
TO turned home Monday morning.
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ced The members of the Sons of N
list way lodge met at their regular me
ing in the Farmer-Labor Temple
!. Tuesday evening. The ladies SER
lsS lunch after the business meeting
Cne a social hour was enjoyed by all.
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OPP Mrs. C. S. Nelson and Mrs. Timm
her man mctored out to the Chas. Ora
ham farm near Dooley Monday ev
ing, they were accompanied home
nal Miss Mary Fitzer who had been
rs for a few days. Mary resumed
Ser- school work Tuesday.
eli Blaine Van Pelt, from the Doc
,od- country, spent a few hours in
county seat last Wednesday attend
:, to business matters at the court no
Ghe from here he went to Outlook WI
oah his wife has been confined In
aP- hospital for some time. She will
.ouI company him home.
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full C. A. Holloway and family left
Wednesday for Pasadena, Ca
where they will make their fu
Joo- home. The Holloway family have
'usl- ed here for a number of years
Y. have made many friencs who are
man nv to know that they will make t
) on 49, o1eo1,,bare Thew are going
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George Bantz motored to Out
rom - wv TTe6JraoJav where he took tw
ding iaS' o ~ I,-ro ~ consult DR. Car
eing No. IlIa Si--- Irbo held . clinic there
dav. He was accompanied by
'oIa- Rodney Salisbury who took her
ouh- daughter Camilla to have her to