The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-05

VlSltof IN PlentyWOod sunday.
Lee Templer was Up from Ante
lope Saturday on a shopping tour.
II. Wolff of Dooley took in the
ball game between Plentywood and
Grenora last Sunday in this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Olson and ida
Newton drove to the Emil Moe farm
near Archer Wednesday evening.
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Henry Nelson of Outlook has been
In Plentywood fer the past several
days taking in the sights.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Larson of Pop
lar was a visitor in Plentywood last
Saturday.
Paul Fuhs, Dooley farmer, was
IN the county metropolis on business
Saturday.
Henry Steinke Of Dooley was an
overnight visitor in the county me-
tropolis Sunday.
A culvert is being put in across
First Avenue near Reuters livery
barn, to take the place of the old one
which was badly rotted.
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P. R. Larson and wife of the Doc
ley country were in town Wednesday
on business and while here made a
pleasant call at the Producers News
Office.
County Superintendent of Schools
CrOne has been very busy for the past
several weeks taking care Of the 8th
grade examinations.
Otto Brenteson of the Coalridge
precinct drove in Tuesday to have
some engine repairing done at the
Plentywood Machine Shop.
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Mrs. Nels Olson and daughters
Ruth and June of the Northwest
bench were shopping in Plentywood
Thursday of this week.
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Henry Walders Of Outlook assumed
: the office of deputy treasurer Thurs
day of last week, and is now busily
engaged in his new duties.
VIM. Jarvis of Opheim returned via
Scobey to his home at Glentana, af-
ter several days visit at F. G.
Fishbecks.
J. J. Carroll of Outlook brought in
load of hogs to Fred Forman the
latter part of last week. Sounds like
the east doesn't it?
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Powers of Medi-
cine Lake drove to Plentywood Sat
urday. While here they were guests
at the DR.. GustafsOn home:
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Ole Void and family of the Outlook
! country left by auto for Minneapolis
r Wednesday to take in the Norwegian
celebration that starts on June 9th il
that city.
+ Mrs. A. Overland who has beer
, assisting at the Ole Aspelund home
in this city, left Thursday for the
Twin Cities to take In the celebra
ton.
/ ATTENTION-When In Plenty
wood have the WEISS CASH STORI
supply your wants in groceries an,
general merchandise. Visit the new
prOprietOrs and see how many bar
o gains they have to offer you.
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Ernst Gross of Comertown was
: visitor for several days at the "Dad'
4 HOLMAN home the past week. MI
: Gross and dad HOLMAN wer
school mates in Detroit, Mich.
! Art AIdrich has been repairin
q fences for Gus Riba the past tw
weeks. Art is a real artist when
comes to putting up fence in
first class manner.
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i. Mrs. E. H. z. Helgeson and so
# Kermit left for Minneapolis Wedne;
day on business and they will ais
take in the Norwegian Centenni;
J. celebration at the same time.
II Ralph Lund, popular clerk at Il
Peterson Hardware, cut his forefngt
last Thursday while handling son
# sheet iron. Ralph is carrying the il
Il jured member in a cast.
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m That house or lot or any 9th,
real estate or personal property "
want to buy or sell or rent, see J.
to McELROY. Have ready customer
at don't delay.
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ed Ed. WunderIich of the Outlot
country motored in Wednesday
look after arrangements for a boXii
on match to be held at the Farmer-L
SIS Dor Temple in this city on June 13t
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ev Rev. and Mrs. Egge and son Sa
ford left over the 500 line for Mi
neapclis Wednesday to take in t
20 big Morse celebration and also
he attend ministerial meetings bel
ev held in the Twin Cities.
Judge C. E. Conner, formerly jud
of the Twentieth Judicial Distri
r., and family arrived in Plentywc
ats Saturday via auto from Californ