The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-11-06

ness matters ana NlSICllS 4IlenQS.
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Mrs. Bob Farris went to Redstone
last week to instruct her large class
in piano forte.
Misses Margaret Feeney and Mary
Hopkins spent a few days this week .
on the Hopkins farm in the Mildly |
country.
Richard Mann was a business visit
or in this city from his farm in the |
Mildly country one of the first DAYS
this week.
Miss Thora Christensen of Reserve
spent several days in our city this
week visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Louis BrOmberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Scott and Mrs.
M. w. Markuson of Dooley were here
last Thursday attending to. business
matters and visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis of Outlook
spent the week end in this city at
tending to business matters and re-
newing old acquainatnces.
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Miss Ada Hanson and Mrs. Grand
strand went to ScObey last week to
spend the week end at the home of
Mrs. M. L. Hoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood House of the
Outlook country were attending to
business matters and visiting with
friends in this city one day first of
the week.
John Wilson, we'll known farmer of
the reservation, was IN town Thurs
day attending to business matters.
While here he made pleasant call
at the Producers News Office.
I Miss Katherine Hovdey left last
of he week for her home at Outlook
after having spent the past three
weeks in this city assisting at the
court house.
County Superintendent Emma
Crone of Schools returned first Of
the. week from Great Falls, where
she has spent the past ten days at
tending a superintendent convention.
Mrs. G. E. Epler and Miss Ran
dolph of Dooley spent Saturday in
this city doing some shopping and
visiting with some of their many
friends here.
Henry Ator, one of the prominent
farmers of the Reservation, loaded
three car loads of cattle last week to
be shipped to Chicago. They will be
shipped from Reserve.
Miss Josie Tobiason was here from
lher home in the Archer country last
, Saturday afternoon, visiting with her
many girl friends and doing some
shopping.
Hans Thompson, who has owned
, and operated coal mines in this coun-
try for many years, left first of the
F week for Minneapolis, where he ex-
! poets to spend the remaining winter
months, visiting with friends and
relatives.
= County Treasurer Bert Torstensor
returned Thursday from Minneapolis
2 where he has been for the past two
weeks attending to business matter!
in connection with the Radium Rene
f dies Company of which he is an of
T fetal.
= Mr.. and Mrs. A. Eidsness of Re
serve were here last Saturday after
noon and evening attending to bust
: ness matters and visiting wit
+ friends. They attended the show an
r dance at the Farmer-Labor Temple i
S the evening.
The members of the American lie
: gion Auxiliary were entertained a
It the home of Mrs. Ed. Kjelstrup las
;. Wednesday evening. A very proftabl
n business meeting was held afte
which social hours was enjoyed.
Il Miss Ann Hansen left Thursday fo
st st. Paul, where she will spend tw
e weeks visiting with friends and rele
& tives. Miss Hansen resided at S
Paul for three years before acceptin
the position as deputy Clerk Of Coul
/ Of Sheridan county.
Id Mrs. Dallas Matkin came dow
n from Redstone one day last week
spend few days in this city, visi
ing Misses Gwendolyn and Edie Ma
kin at the J. D. Matzin home, ar
~ some of her many other friends
", " this city.
At the last meeting of the Amer
IF can Legion Auxiliary it was decide
&C that the ladies of that organizatiC
+ would serve a canteen lunch at Il
no dance given by the members of Il
Ia American Legion on Armistice Da
~ November 18th at the Orpheu
Theatre.
,ie Carl Larson of Reserve, who h
&c been a patient at the hospital for t.
~ past week, left for his home Monda
ial Mr.. Larson was the victim of a We
bad burn received when a gasoli
can exploded which he was holding
IN his hand. He is much better at t
on present writing.
av 1 The Catholic ladies entertained
mt the members of the Catholic chur
at a banquet last Monday at 6:
o'clock in honor of Bishop Lanah
hi of Great Falls who has been hOldi
his services at the Catholic church he
st. few days this week. A large GRO
in of both country and town membt
gh- were present and very enJoyaI
son time was had by all. There was
md class of about fifty people young a
ter old confirmed by the Bishop on Iu
in day morning.
Mr.. Wood, formerly employed
an, the Mountain States Telephone Co
err pany in this city for a number
rse years, left Saturday for Libby, t
IN state, where he will accept a SINH
c. position with another telephone CO