The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-11-27
lCrowded out last weekl

obOAit mOnudy dJLeiiuAiiS " DuSllcSS
matters and calling on friends.
Sven Petersen, we'll known Dagmar
farmer, transacted business in Plen-
tywood Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Phalen of Crookston,
MIMI, came last week to spend some
time in this city visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. A. Malcolm and family.
Emery Phelps and family have re-
Gently moved into the G. G. Johnson
cottage in the north end of town.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Pierce and son
Beryl and o. A. Aspelund made a
business trip to Scobey last Friday
afternoon. They returned home the
same day.
Fred Newgard of Medicine Lake
spent Sunday in PlentywoOd at the
homes of friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dolin OF Medicine
Lake were visitors in Plentywood last
Saturday. They attended the dance
IN the evening.
George Wright and Chas. Huebner
returned home the first Of the week
from Great Falls where they have
been doing penance for violating the
prohibition laws.
Mrs. c. N. Wood left Monday for
Libby, this state, to join her husband
who went to that place some time
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their future home in that city.
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Mrs. Fred Decker of Dooley spent
few days in the county capital this
week visiting at the Fred Forman
home. Mrs. Decker left here for Min
neapolis, where she expects to spend
few days visiting and shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lund of this city
attended the dance and show at Ante
lope last Tuesday evening put on by
the members Of the Sons OF Norway
Lodge at that place. They reported
very pleasant time.
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Messers Engwald and Gust Aspe-
lund were here from McElroy last
! Tuesday. Engwald returned home
Wednesday and Gust will spend a
few days in town visiting Mr.. Lewis
Pierce.
Wednesday afternoon was parents
visiting day at the local school. The
grade rooms were competing to see
who would have the most parent Wis.
itOrs The winner was to put on &
luncheon for the parents next week
Joe Mccain went to Glendive las
Sunday by car. He was accompanied
: home by Mrs. Mccain who has beer
at Glendive for the past ten days Wis
iting. They returned home the fol
lowing day.
County Superintendent Miss Emma
Crone and niece, Miss Blanche Crone
spent Wednesday visiting schools il
the DOOley precinct. Miss Cron,
wishes to visit as many schools a.
possible before bad weather sets in.
The following guests were present
at a dinner given last Monday at the
Elgin Cafe at twelve o'clock in honol
eff Mrs. G. N. Wood: Mrs. r. II. +
Helgeson, Mrs. o. S. Gullickson. Mrs
Al Hanson, Mrs. Chas. Garner anC
Mrs. c. w. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nc Gowm
were Plentywood callers from thei-
home at Raymond last Sunday, Wis
ting Mrs. McGowan's sister, Mrs
Chas Garner Of the local telephone of
flee. They were also guests with Mrs
Garner at a sumptuous dinner givel
by Mrs. Bert Tcrstenson on the SAM
day.
Steve Chippeway was declared in
sane by Judge Paul last week an,
. was taken to Warm Springs by Sher
iff Salisbury. The unfortunate ma
. was released from the insane ASYLUM
this spring but after returning t
his home he became worse and it wa
E found necessary to take him wher
, he could receive proper attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Davis, of Scobey
left today friday for points on tn
western coast where they will spen
the winter months. If the Davis
! find suitable location in that coun
l try they will make their future HON
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis wer
among the first settlers in this par
of the country, having came her thin
ty years ago.
! The members of the Congregation
al Ladies Aid held their annual Ba
: zaar and supper at the church pan
? lors last Thursday afternoon and ey
2 ening. All the beautiful fancy wor
which the ladies have been busil
making the past year was on display
Supper was served from 500 o'cloc
, until all were served and a nice SUI
4 Of money was taken in by the ladies
r Doctors Mcdonald, Cabbott, Clar
and Spain left this week for thei
I homes at Helena after having con
| pleted their work of testing cattle fo
. tuberculosis in this county. The vet
I Urinary surgeons report that the
( have examined 1000 head of cattl
during the time they have spent j
7 Sheridan county, and that all tubel
T cular cattle have been killed and til
remaining herds in Sheridan count
are absolutely free from the diseas
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n Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Ross ente
tanned a few guests at a sumptuol
It turkey dinner at their farm hon
!; near Welliver last Wednesday in hol
d or Of the birthday anniversary of Mi
Isabelle Malcolm. Dinner was serve
l. at twelve o'clock and six guests wei
It present.
J. w. Freeman and family le