The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-07-10
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William Morgan of Westby was
seen on our streets the forepart Of
the week.
The Hans Rasmussen family of
Archer are leaving to spend a week
fishing at Lake Carlyle.
Mrs. Caroline Christensen and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Raab were taking in
the sights at Brush Lake last Sunday.
Calvin Rogers and Martin Olson
were discharged from the Memorial
hospital on July LIST.
The L. G. Zeidler family were over
Sunday guests at the P. A. Beveridge
ranch.
NOTICE
The Dooley Feed Mill will be closed
! beginning July 9Th for about three
weeks. ll-4
Elmer Nickerson and family were
here Friday and Saturday from Out
look, taking in the dOings.
E Mr.. and Mrs. Shirtliff of the Out
look country took in the celebration
in the county capital last Saturday.
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, Byron Petersen of the Dooley coun-
i try transacted business in the county
capital last week.
d Tuesday, Wayne La Grange of Ray
. mond, was a business caller in Plen-
s tywood.
Mr.. Sterette, clothing salesman
from Williston, N. d., spent several
f days in Plentywood last week.
Gus Barner was able to leave the
hospital Tuesday after having suf
: fered about two weeks with an in
i jured foot.
The KraZy Kat Serenaders lief
Wednesday noon for Wolf Point
10 where they will furnish the dance
e. music during the Stampede.
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LOwden Barn Equipment - Ha,
sings, manure carriers, etc. Sold b,
X PETERSON COMPANY, The Win
V. chester Store.
|, Mrs. Ella Hunt and children, LII
ellie and Archie, accompanied b
ID ''Hank" Lewerenz, left by car Wed
IS nesday morning for Shelby, Mont.
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ne Mr. and Mrs. Hugh n Marion an
Mrs. ]. c. DeWane were here Satul
day for the ball game. They left SUI
Ike day for their home in Wolf Point.
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at Messrs. Andy Stone, John HarrinI
lst ton and Albert Cleveland drove ov,
from Redstone Saturday to spend Il
week end here with friends.
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Ri was here last week from Great FaI
81 on a short business trip.
5I Kenneth E. Olson and Ole Johnst
81 of Coalridge took in the celebrate
u in Plentywood the latter part of la
81 week.
III Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Kaiser, daug
81 ter Edna, Clarence Undhjem al
81 Miss Ada Hanson attended the bs
al game at Scobey Sunday.
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III All paint users are recognizing t
81 superior value of Sherwin Williar
= Paints and Varnishes. Sold by Pc
81 ERSON COMPANY, The Winchest
81 Store.
ID Ernest Hoist arrived the latter pa
III of the week from Fargo, where he h
.BI been attending a business school f
III the past year.
IBI ''Bin'' Pierce, son Beryl, and Fra
iii els Huebner left Tuesday morning
I5 car for Miles City to spend a Fl
l8l days with friends.
lS The Misses Velma Crawford a
IHl Dorothy Lawrence, accompanied
lE Jim Popesku, drove over to Bru
!Sl Lake Sunday to spend the day.
lHI %
l8l Mr.. and Mrs. w. Tibbets, parel
ls of Mrs. C. c. Johnson, arrived L
I51l week to spend the summer with re
lB tives and friends in this city.
I5l Mr.. and Mrs L. E. Helm, Mr.. {
- Mrs. E. E. BelansEi and the. J.
gl PalubicEi family left Tuesday mo
lS ing for fishing trip near Glasgow
lBI Two trustees from Homestead I
l2] trict No. Al called at the Treasure
Io office at the court noUse Tuesday
lBI this week.
lS1l Sam Christianson, who is empl
l8l ed at the. Ingwalson E Co. store,
lH Saturday for a weeks visit v
lS1l friends at Malta.
lBI Jack Becker left Wednesday
Isl Wolf Point to attend the Stamp
IS1l and wrestling tournament which J
iii held in that town this week.
l5 The Misses Maude and Blan
lHI Sherry and Miss Louise Knight W
III here from Redstone Friday and
III urday.
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