The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-11-27
Local News

Mrs. Edward Sherman was mere
from the farm in the Reserve coun-
try last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Andersen of
Reserve were here last Tuesday af-
ternoon to visit friends and relatives. |
A. R. Rice of Reserve attended to
business matters in the county metro
polls last Wednesday.
Dewey Christensen was among
those up from Reserve on business
Wednesday.
John Palubicki left Wednesday for
Shelby, where he will take in the oil
wells and prospects.
Wesley Anderson came down Sat-
urday from Flaxville, where he has
spent the past year farming.
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S. K. Bolstad, farmer from east of
Homestead spent few days in, this
city the first of the week.
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Flowers for your coat CIR dress.
| JUG W PN'OO' COAA4NOON . O1OAN4L'
: Adv.
P. j. Stewart returned Monday
from Great Falls, where he has been
the past two months.
Mrs. Minnie Thorescn left Monday
for Columbus, N. D., where she will
spend the winter visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Geo. Keup.
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, Cheap Coal is not always good
, coal, but good coal is cheap coal. Try
Richardson's Mine and get the best
Telephone No. 8. adv. S2-tS
Mrs. C. G. Christensen received g
: turkey by parcel post last Tuesday. II
was sent from her son Charles from
Landers, Wyoming.
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Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Snuggins anC
l Miss Hazel Hart were here from Out
+. look last Saturday afternoon doing
some shopping and visiting friends.
r Birth announcements are the bes
S form of announcing new arrivals
z. Variety of designs at Producer
News Print Shop.
/ Sheriff Rodney Salisbury returne
e Monday form Warm Springs, thi
state, where he went to place pa
tient in the State Sanitarium TO
j treatment.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schiebe and so
of Vergas, Mimi, are visiting at tn
Elmer Bermau home east of Plenty
a wood during the holidays, comm
e, Wednesday of last week.
Rev. Egge went to Wolf Point las
Saturday to deliver an address at til
la regular Sunday School Institute hel
re at that place. He returned hon
XII Monday afternoon.
Misses Helen and Ruth Collin
st came from Williston Monday to a
err tend the funeral of their grandfathe
a They returned to WillistOn the fO
lowing day.
he MIR. and Mrs. Neils Madsen spe
to THANKSGIVING day at the home
he Mr.. Madsen's brother on the farm
the Dagmar country. They enjoy
a delicious Thanksgiving dinner.
on John Sorenson and daughter, Mi
sss Caroline were here from the fan
last Monday afternoon. Mr.. Sore
sen attended to business matte
III while Caroline visited at the Andre
TO Hansen home.
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Everybody is taking advantage
the big sale at The Weiss Cash StO
ian Big Bargains. Don't forget yO
ent tickets on the fine Radio set now
dr display in the window. One ticl
rm with every dollar purchase. s.
ends Saturday, Dec. 5th.
ght Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hansen W.
be guests at sun1ptuous dinner at
ana Henry Zimmerman home last Ihu
At day afternoon. The Thanksglv
be Goose and everything that went W
'-t3 it was in evidence.
asst Wedding stationery - invitati
nts and annOuncements-are the pro
the thing. A variety of papers and
his signs and unexcelled workmanship
nds Producers News Printery. PR
re- consistent with quality of stock
first class work.
Won, Joe Writ and Miss Cecial Kol
icki of Outlook were married before 1
he'll FIR. O'Rourke at st. JOsephs chu
)ok- last Monday afternoon. Both yo
con- people are popular in Outlook so
Gas circles and have a host of friends
wish them all the success IN
- world.
last Mrs. J. P. Palubicli entertained
low. members of the Wednesday brl
hos. club at her home last Saturday e
Moe ing. Three tables played until l
SAINT o'clock when a delicious luncheon
served by the hostess. Mrs. Walk
received honors for high score.
the Mesdames Ator and Albert
,eral man entertained the members of
the Altar Society last Thursday a
A noon. All arrangements were r
the for their Bazaar which will be
fire. in the church parlors on Decor
5th. Luncheon was served at
dgIIii o'clock.
it II. X. Hanna came Monday
ublic Minot, N. D., to spend few
to visiting his old time friend, II
IS no Koike. Mr.. Hanna is proprietor
lance the u. S. Cafe in Minot. From
lions he viii 90 tc the western coast
or spend the winter months visiting
from friends and relatives.
NJ. J. Mangen, James Lewis
1oht: Tvla Shaver of Rolla, n. d.,
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