The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-26

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Doctor J. C. Storkan was called 70
homestead Sunday evening to admir- ~
lster to MIR. jacobson, a Civil War
veteran. " 'ii " al
John Aollmann, Mrs. Anton Kohl
man, Miss Emma HOLMAN and Mrs
l. Lundquist spent Sunday afternoon
at the holman farm west Of town.
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Mrs. f. J. Fishbeck and Mrs war-
rem Smith motcred out to the Mebl
ranch north Of town Tuesday after
., MIS-. Geo. Huter and daughter Mrs
claus Strand of Reserve were sbon-
RRers IN the county metropolis last
Tuesday. 0--' i'9'
Carl Hovdey, well known farmer Of
me Oulook-Raymond country was
looking after business in the county
capital Tuesday
June 9th to July 2nd will ma.n
money to the wide-awake shonnnrs
that take advantage of the unsuaI ra-
auction sale at THE FASHION
SHOP, Mrs. HelgesOn.
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All paint users are recognizing the
superior value of Sherwin Williams
rants and Varnishes. Sold bv PFT-
ERSON COMPANY, The Winchester
Store. ''''"eS'eI
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- Chas. Mclaughlin, manager of the
Strom Hardware Co., of AnteIone
made a pleasant visit at the Prodpc,
ers news Office Tuesday and ordered
full supply Of stationery and state
ments.
Miss Kittie Jarvis left Wednesday
Tor her nome in Culbertscn. havinS
spent about q week here visiting with
the F. G. Fishbeck and Cbas. Hneb-
her families. ''o'
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Morvig left
Tor their home at Fertile. MINI
Monday morning, having spent two
weeks visiting relatives and friends .
IN and around Plentywood.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Olson of Medi- |
cine Lake were here Wednesday vic
ltlng at the J. G. Storkan home. They
took in the supper at the Catholic
church basement in the evening.
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The Congregational Ladies' Aid
was entertained Thursday afternoon
oy Mrs. G. c. Johnson. The members
who were resent reported that they
a very good lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Gronvold and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Morvig
and Melvin Morvig together with Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry Gronvold and fami-
y and Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Mikkelson
u Antelope spent Sunday at Brush
Charles Johnson, son of C. C. John
on OF this city arrived in brentwood
'nday from the Twin Cities, where
le has been attending the University
Il Minnesota. Charles has been tax
ng up chemical engineering and
las just received his Bachelor of
science Degree. He will spend the
ummer vacation in this city.
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DR.. Madden returned Friday from
minneapolis, where he graduated
rom the University of Minnesota on l
me 18th, having completed his first
7 Junior internship as assistant sur
con in the hospital of the N. P.
-allway Co. at st. Paul. DR.. Madden ?
Ill visit friends and relatives in
lentywocd for few days, when he Z
III go to Kansas City, where he Y
Ill take his Senior Internship. T
DR.. G. E. Campbell arrived Friday y
last week from Melrose, Mimi, to ,
Ctend to business matters in this r
ty and visit Old-time friends. DR.. s
says Minnesota is fine j
lace IN which to live but that he n
lst has to get back to Montana ev- 4
.y once in while and see the live a
ire, hustling people CT Plentywood.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. eleven and son
evils, of Scarville, Iowa and Mr.. and
rs. n. j. Johnson, Of Woboune, N. W
:, arrived Wednesday, at the Selmer ct
)hnsOn farm home west of Plenty
God where they will visit for 81
w days. Mrs. Clecen and Mr.. john
n are sister and brother respective hi
of Selmer. This is the first trip to j
cntana for the visitors and they
e well pleased with this state as E
r as they have seen it. Il
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The Hospital Aid held a meeting al
st Monday evening at the Memorial w
Ospital. Many were present and ar
were made to conduct be
nch counter the third and fourth of il
lly The proceeds of this are to be
ed for the construction of a side be
ak around the hospital. This will
It only be great improvement for
e hospital but will also beautify our
". Any help donated by the ladies
r this cause will be greatly appreci- da
ed by those having it in charge. tn
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f. NJ. Naylor, local agent for the
'dge automobiles and Graham Bros. (
lcks, left Saturday for Glasgow, at
lere he received a Type B. Special
adge Sedan and a Graham Bros. w
lex and returned with the ma tu
ines the first Of this week. In an Ye