The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-01

Mary Hopkins has accepted a posi-
COon as cock In the Outlook hospital.
Mary Fitzgerald spent last week
END with her parents, Mr.. and. Mrs.
=. W. Grantham, near Dooley.
Miss Hong, head nurse of the Out
look hospital, was transacting bust
ness IN the county seat Tuesday.
Wicks for all makes Kerosene
Stoves. HELLAND HDWE.
Mrs. Lars Botten of Antelope was
a business visitor in Plentywocd last
Monday. She also visited with her
daughter, Mary, who is Senior In
the Plentywood high school.
/ The Marsh Evangelical Ladies' Aid
will meet with Mrs. Moore at Ray
mond on Thursday afternoon, May
7th. All members are urged to be
present at 200 p. m. Everybody
welcome.
Martin Larson, one Of the old time
N. P. L. leaders of williams county,
North Dakota, and J. B. Feldman, one
of the managers of Che Brush Lake
resort, were transacting business in
the county seat Thursday.
U. G. Farmhouse, well known
rancher and farmer of the Conner
town country, was a business visitor
to Plentywood yesterday. Mr.. Barn
house sold a load IF fine spuds, pref
ty fancy potatoes, while here, which
, he will deliver soon.
Jesse Bell, son of George Bell OF
Dagmar, VINO mas been attending
high school at Plcntywood all wiz
ter, is confined to MS bed with al
attack of influenza, being taken il
Tuesday, and is under the care Of
DR.. York.
A crowd of Westby people .motoreC
: over from the east side Saturday ev'
ening, to attend the band dance at thu
Farmer-Labor Temple. The people
t from the outside towns are coming
' more and more to PlentywOod to en-
: joy the Temple dances.
Richard Koike entertained 16 O.
! his friends at birthday part.
Thursday afternoon. Refreshment
! consisted of sandwiches, lives, pickles
salad, cake and ice cream. Game
were played among which was bas
! ball. After the party Harry Koik
e treated the guests to a ride abou
d town in his big car.
Martin Norager, prominent an
~ we'll known farmer Of the Outloo
:. territory, was a business visitor
y Plentywood, Thursday afternoon. NJ
= Norager is seeding a Lot of land t
wheat this year, putting 1T in frs
class shape. Mr.. NOrager is one
the best farmers in this section {
the country.
Last Sunday very irterestin
base ball game was played betwee
the Plentywood and Antelope hig
!. school boys. The Plentywood boz
Il won after a hard-fougnt battle. Th
= makes two games straight without
y. =, loss for the Plentywood High Scbo
* boys and they have set their ba
o. ball machinery in high and are loo
ing for more victims,
~ VIM. Moe and Mr.. and Mrs. B.
III ~ Templeman of Scobey and, Madoc, 7
81 spectively, motored over to Plent
y wood Thurdsay on their way to t
reservation to see Peder Moe who
III farming one of the old Beisek
~ farms in that territory this year, ]
turning to Plentywood in the eyenir
e. where they stayed until this nor
= ing when they returned p to, thu
homes. They report that seeding
well under way on the reservation.
ma r ,d43S5
IS Mrs. George Pierce was pleasan
ng surprised on Wednesday afterno
err when number of her friends ga
cred at her home to help celebrate
birthday. A delicious lunch was Sc
I'm ed and the hostess was presen
on with suitable gift from her frien
Clle Every one present enjoyed pleas
ull- afternoon. E
AUXILIARY MEMBERS TO
MEET WITH MRS. REDMO,
Il