The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-07-17

IS Gertrude Reuter- is again ASSISTING
at the West Cabaret. - 8
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Z One Years Free Service IN all
Castings. TIRE SHOP. Tiff
Berger Larson was a county soo+
visitor from Westby Tuesday. '''
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Mrs. Everson and daughters vo,o
local shoppers from Reserve Monday
Peter Marion made a business +,.;n
To Deer Lodge Monday.
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/ Expert vulcanizing on Balloon and
lire SHOP. 7-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcpherson from, clas
r gov visited Sunday and Monday with
Father O'Rourke. WIN
t Mrs. Paul Elliott is ASSISTING at tba
> Harris Confectionery commencin0 On
her duties Friday of last week.
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tuesday, Mrs. Fred Ingells and
daughters of the Redstone country
were shopping in Plentywood.
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Claire Nelson and Lynn Hanrahan
OF Whitehall were callers in PLENTY
wood last Saturday.
Mr.. Evans, Ford dealer at Croshv
week. Ivy Ills
joe Dolin was up from Medicine
Lake Tuesday taking in the bali
Oscar T. Benson of Outlook conn
try was Plentywood shopper Tues
Claire Nelson came over from
Whitehall Tuesday evening to take in
the dance at the Temple.
Leo O'DOnnell formerly one of our
baseball players, drove over from VIII |
listen tuesday to call on friends.
"Sparly' Nicholson is back to his
work after weeks vacation with
friends at Wolf Point.
Harry Koike spent Sunday and
Monday at Glendive, where he went
to transact business.
Jack Moore left for Aberdeen. s. D.
Tuesday, where he was called to at
tend the funeral of his brother.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cosper were
here from Outlook Tuesday afternoon
to enjoy the ball game
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Frank Smith, local barber, returned
Monday from fishing trip near Glas-
gov.
L. E. Helm and Ed. Belanski are
back, returning this week from a
fishing trip in Canada.
The Weiss Cash Store speciaIizes in
shoes for the whole family. Our
shoes are guaranteed to give salts
faction. Remember this when YOU
need shoes for the family.
Mrs. H. G. Courtney stopped here
while on her way to her home at An
telOpe from two months visit with
her people in North Dakota.
Oscar Benson, Orville Void, Os-
valid Klovstad and Zigard Klovstad
were among the Outlook ball fans
here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hill and
daughtes Margaret from Outlook Wis
tied at the G. c. Bantz home in this
city Tuesday.
Irma Bantz and Myrtle Miller spent
a few days visiting with Mrs. Robert
Hill at Outlook. Mrs. Hill is a sister
of Miss Bantz.
The annual Stockholders meeting of
the Farmers Elevator Company of Re
serve will be held in the Reserve school
house July path 1925 at 1 O'clock
Three new directors will be elected
Interest on stock will also be paid at
this meeting.
Merl Ketterman returned Monday {
from Salt Lake City where he had /
been attending Civilian Training ]
Camp for the past six weeks.
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The Miller Brothers were here from s
Ambrose, N. D., this week. They re- ]
ported crops around this part of the ]
country are far better than other
places they have seen.
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Miss Margaret McNulty left Tues :
day for a two weeks visit with rela- !
tives in Minneapolis. She will also
go to ether places in Minnesota while
on her trip.
Walter Marion returned Monday to .
New York after spending a week
with his parents on the ranch. His
sister, Nancy, accompanied him as
far as Culbertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vogevohl were
Friday until Tuesday visitors at the
c. Z McNulty home. They have liv- (
ed about two years out west and were {
then returning back to their old home
in Minneapolis.
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Dorothy Lawrence left Wednesday
for her home in Flaxville, where she Z
viii meet her sister Bernice. Both s