The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-30
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Mrs. Ben johnson left for NTir,,o
apolies Tuesday. -i-''0
MRS. Claire Stoner of Plentvwood
calIed on friends here Saturday
Gqss Swanson left Wednesday for
ms nome IN Lake View, Iowa.
r. Alice LELAND went to Comertown
tuesday to visit relatives.
Tony Baur drove home from Ken
mare Sunday. - Nc"
The Davises are shipping their
sheep today (Friday).
I'here is some threshing being done
around here at this time.
Ed Wunderlich went to Minneapo-
lis Monday. ~
look Sunday. >' - W
Frank Rooster went to Crosby. N.
D., Monday on business. -
Sig Benson of Enderlin. N. d is
shaking hands with old friends here
this week.
Louie Nelson of brentwood trans
acted business here Monday.
A carload of potatoes arrived Tines
Gay and were soon disposed of at
S1.80 a bushel.
Leon Murphy passed the week end
Egger. - D''''
DR.. Robert Kahle, Hardy Olson and
Oswald Selvig went hunting Sunday.
lney report that ducks are plentiful.
Mr.. Frost and son Robert drove to
Medicine Lake Sunday and brought
nome their share of ducks.
Mrs. Schilling came over from
Comertown Friday and was the guest
OF Mrs. Sam Thompson over night.
Hannah Johnson, who is teaching
at Medicine Lake, passed the week
end at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Ford and son
OF Scobey were guests at the Chester
Ford home here Sunday.
George Simonet and T. J. Larson
drove to Whitehall Sunday to look
after some business, returning that
evening.
Rev. Norton, the Methodist minis
ter OF Whitehall, held services mere
last Sunday.
Francis Rowan, who has spent the
summer at the Tobin home, LETT for
his home in Duluth Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Grubbs of
Whitehall are here. They have their
son Raymond in the hospital.
Mrs. Ole Garrick and daughter,
Mrs. Oswald Selvig and son, Nav
Iutty and Laura Omar went to
Whitehall Wednesday to visit friends.
Mrs. r. L. Willis and Rose Fink
were PlentywooG visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tea and family took
IT. the show at PlentywOad Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Ray Morris and Mrs. T. J.
Larson entertained the Hospital Aid
at the home the former last SATURDAY.
Over fifty attended. The next Aid
will be at Mrs. Keo's. Mrs. VIM.
will help entertain.
There will be a meeting of the
Willing Workers Home Demonetra-
ton Club, at the home Of Mrs. John
Stoner, Monday, November End, at
100 o'clock. The Clothing Specialist
will be there to demonstrate clothing
renovation. Anyone interested is in
yited to attend.
The M. B. Larson family of Home
stead, H. L. Larson family of Ante
-ope, F. G. Brandborg family of Raw
-AAOA4Nls wi D. WOLACy u luQ11Il8Dlil Sc
Ind, Lynol Opgrand of Homestead
and the Carl HOvland family of /
Whitehall were the guests at the I. /
J. Larson home here Sunday.
(Too late for last week.
Geo Snuggins returned from Moose
Jaw, Can, where he filed on Cana
1ian land north of the boundary line. /
Several hundred were in line, some
AZ hours, only being re-
ieved to get something to eat. The
Moose Jaw Rotary Club showed their
by serving sandwiches
and coffee.
Dan Egger rented the Chas. I.un-
leen farm. Mr.. Lundeen will engage
n other business at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schmidt return
ed from Lang, N. d., visiting Mr..
Schmidt's sister.
Mrs Snuggins accompanied her
son George to Moose Jaw, Can. At
.er spending a week she returned I
nome Saturday.
Roy Clarke left for Los Angeles,
Calf, to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben johnson are Wis
ting and shopping in Minneapolis.
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