The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-30

M. M. Olson was here from Madi-
cine Lake last Saturday transacting
legal business matters at the court
house.
L. V. Hanson, banker from Scohev
was attending to business matters and
calling on friends in this CIV last SAT-
urday afternoon.
Birth announcements are the hest
form of announcing new arrivals
Variety of designs at Producers
News Print Shop.
Mrs. VIM. Raab spent the week end
at Medicine Lake, visiting with bar
husband who is in business at that
place.
Richard Mann was in town from,
the farm in the Mildly country last
Saturday afternoon transactinS bnsi-
ness and hobnobbing with friends
Bishop Lenihan of Great Falls will
/ administer the Sacrament of Confiyo7-
alton at ST.. Joseph's Church Tuesday
morning, November the Bird, at 800
O clock. adv.-29- t2
Luther RidenOur was in town from
his farm in the Welliver country last
Thursday attending to business mat
tiers and visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Mann( were
in PlentywOod from their farm on the
reservation last Saturday afternoon.
transacting business and doing some
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Brabec. of
Glasgow spent the week end in Plen-
tywoo, transacting business and visit
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prof. Rice and family
have moved into the AL. Hanson cot
tage this week. The Hansons have
moved into the Holland home.
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Edna Lee came first of the week
from Archer to make her home in
this city at the J. A. johnson resi-
dence.
Last chance this year for cheap
winter vegetables, Oct. 3O-S1. Sales
room at rear of Riba State Bank.
adv GUY GROVE.
E. Holquist and Ell. Allen from
Teal, North Dakota were in town a
few days this week locking after
business interests.
A large crowd of Plentywoods
young folks attended the dance at
Scobey last Saturday night. They re-
ported very good time.
John Anderson was in town from
his farm in the Dagmar country last
Tuesday, attending to business matt
ers and visiting with friends.
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Peter Anderson, well known farmer
of the Outlook country was seen in
our city last Wednesday transacting
business and hobnobbing with old
time friends.
Mrs. VIM. Mace and baby girl re-
turned to their home at Medicine Lake
last Sunday. They have been patients
at the local hospital for the past two
weeks.
Jul
Gus Groves from Morris, Mimi,
made this city a pleasant visit first
of the week. Mr.. Groves will spend
a few days here attending to bust
ness matters.
Ole Jensen, young resident of the
Reserve community, was attending tC
business matters and visiting with
friends in Plentywood one day frst
of the week.
Miss Thelma Wuest has been alb
sent from her duties, teaching schoo
a few days this week on account Cd
illness. Mrs. o. Opgrande has beer
taking her place.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Coughlin, from
Scobey, spent the week end in Plenty
wood looking after business matters
and visiting with trends. Mr.. Cough
lin is connected with the Westlant
Oil Co. at Scobey.
The Karl J. Karlson Store at Out
look is putting on big sale com
mencing November 3rd and endin)
November 18th. The Karlson store i
putting on some attractive bargains
See the ad in this issue of the Pro
ducers News.
J. D. Franklin left Tuesday fo
points on the Western coast wher
he will spend the cold winter months
Mr.. Franklin spends most of tn
winters in the west, but when sprin,
comes he will no doubt occupy his oil
chair in the Leland as per usual.
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Frank Steftler from the Doole
country, was transacting business il
this city last Monday afternoon. Nh
Stiftler tells us that he. is building
large barn which will cost him aroun
a thousand dollars.
! Mrs. Opgrand entertained a fey
! young ladies at her home last Frida,
!, evening, The time was spent at card
and a very delicious luncheon wa
served at midnight. The invite
guests reported a very splendid time
Hyram T. Lewis, of Fargo, N. Z
and S. D. Rafferty, of Williston, cam
thru here last Friday on their wa,
home having spent the past week a
Johnson Lake, Canada on an extend
ed goose hunt.
The members of the Altar societ
of the Catholic church in this cit
will hold their annual Bazaar an
supper in their church parlors, De
cember 9Th. There will be many nov
: elites in the line Of hand work, whicl
3, will make excellent Christmas gift