The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28


A. Ingwalson of Crosby was here
transacting business Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hoist of Far
&c are the proud parents of a six
pound baby boy.
Truck tires and balloons. Tire Shop.
Bill O'Wheiler of Rockford, H..
came last week to visit Charles john
son for the rest of the summer.
E. w. Palutzke came the fore mart
of the week from Glendale, CAL, to
look after business interests.
Mrs. Louis Marsh of the Welliver
country was busy shopping in our
local stores Tuesday afternoon.
Thore Vasend left Sunday for his
home after having received medical
treatment at the Memorial hospital.
Large, fine Spokane Beauty apples
at The Weiss Cash Store for S2.75
per box. Get a box before they are
! all sold out.
Miss Marguerite Huebner returned
Saturday from Miles City where she
has been taking a teachers summer
] course at the normal school.
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Mrs. f. R. White and daughters
Cecilia and Daphne, returned Tuesday
from a several weeks visi in ST
Vincent, Mimi, and other cities.
Guaranteed tires, 1 years free scry-
ice on all castings. THE Tire Shop.
Svend Petersen from Dagmar made
{. call at the Producers News Tuesday
and renewed his subscription for an
o her year
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Olson drove
over from Medicine Lake Thursday
to help little Margaret Storkan cele-
brate her sixth birthday.
Mrs. George Pierce and son, Bc~yl,
drove over tc. Culber son Wednesday,
to meet Mrs Gus Lindberg and son.
who have been at Minot several
weeks.
Mrs. George H. Fuller and Miss
Ella Dunlap of Chicago Heights, ILL.,.
who has been here visiting wi h Mr.
and Mrs. Frank G. Fishbeck for a
week, left Monday on their trip to
California via the Canadian Pacific.
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Miss Regina Dirks of FlaxviIle
friends. In the evening she took in
the show at the Orpheum to see Nor
ma Talmadge's picture, "The Only
Woman"
I. C. Grcoman is here from Medi.
cine Bow, Wyo. He is first elias.
mechanic having had considerable OK
perience in that line of work Fol
the past three years he has been To-
Gated at Glendive, Mont.
Gust and Engebret Strand from
east Of Reserve made hurried cal
to Plentywood Wednesday morning
to get repairs for their threshing out
fit. The gentlemen state that wheat
is yielding considerably better thar
| Expected in that territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Carroll o.
Carthage, H., and Mr.. and Mrs JOIN
Carroll of Plentywood, visited rela
tives and friends near Yellow Grass
Sask., Canada, last Saturday and Sun
/. day, making the trip in Floyd Car
rolls Oakland Six. They report splen
did crops in that part of the dominion
Little Tommie Carroll 4 and DIV
Paske celebrated their sixth and tent
birthdays on Sunday at the Carol
home. The little folks had a very en-
joyable time, although the affair wa
saddened by the very recent lines
and death cf their little playmate
Minnie Karsten, who had expected t
5 celebrate her fifth birthday with then
On Friday of last week, little Jea
: Ostby celebrated her fourth birthda!
A large number of her little gil
frineds were present and all enjOye
!. themselves by playing games ats
, which Mrs. Ostby served deliciou
4 luncheon 10 the young misses. Mis-
Jean received many pretty gift
;. which will help her remember he
+ birthday.