The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-07-31
LOCAL.
ENZzVES
Jack Duggan Of Antelope is a pa
fienf al the hnsnifal this week.

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Jack Duggan Of, Antelope is a pa
tent at the hospital this week.
Muriel Wankel Of Dooley Is SPEND
ing the-week end with Miss florence /
sNank6l! sIzUz GoE sEoNz1le@
Willard Grantham of Dooley was
on at the Sheridan County
Memorial hospital lastzzweek,. 81.
s1B ORN, Ito Rev. and Mrs. dHA M.
Bueide of Westby, a baby girl, at the
Memorial hospital Saturday. k5I
Z County Attorney Hugh Marion was
in Plentywoody- Sunday from the
Roosevelt county capital. ls3I1l Z xr
| 2 2 Mrs. Frank Guenther is assisting
this week at the pharmacy during Mr.,
Millet's absence.
Ella Mae Hunt went over to Poplar
Saturday to yisit) several days with
girl. friends. aIIT or eoIIIa.alt]
Henry Erickson Of Great Falls
transacted business in the city Tues
day zl5.J aai 3o .a'-o 5a5 e '7 s
Miss Cora. Risa of 500, Montana,
4 came Monday to visit at the H. B.
Emerson home. ... +. n -
Mrs. Clara Stoner has been on the
sick list but is getting along nicely
at this time a- ~ IA
Eag Fay Bradley and family returned
4 home after taking a vacation through
points in the east. .f-I9r4 aIsa5 ia
! Mrs j. Fl. GOlderman and baby
daughter who have been patients at
i the local hospital, left Wednesday for
their home at Redstose. '7. g
H. Claus Tang was here from Willis
II ton several days this week visiting
/ old friends and attending to business
matters. He returned to his home
Monday, ia m@ aa.55a v
H. The Misses Kitty Jarvis and Flor
4 ence Hagen drove over from GILBERT
( son with Francis ,Huebner to visit at
the F. C. Fishbeck home and other
friends this week. AHA IA ftrsg
'to1 WOrd5wasr received by Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ]. Morgan of Archer, that a seven
pound baby girl had been born to Mr..
and Mrs. LID. Helgeson- at st. Mary's
hospital, Rochester, Mimi, on July Is.
Mrs. Helgeson is a daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Morgan. ofs qu1
Coming, Myhres Novelty Entertain
ers in a big tent. PIentywOOd one
week, starting Friday, Aug. 31st. Adj
mission Is and 35c. Ladies free first
night.
G. G. johnson, the abstract man.
has installed a Delco Light Frigidare
this week at his home in this CITY
This vii do away with the necessity
of ice in a refrigerator as the Frige-
dare cool by its own plant. The sale
was made through Simon Swanson
the local agent.
MAN WANTED!
. Old established company wants mar
to fill vacancy and take care of Ioca
customers who have been using oul
goods for some time. We rnanufactIIrf
big line of daily household necessi
ties famous for their quality and ou
prices are reasonable
Mr. Branshaw is temporarily EN-
ployed at the White Barber Shop.
William A. Kramer made a bust
ness trip to Raymond Tuesday.
The Louis Moe family returned
. Wednesday from fishing trip neal
$ Malta this state. While there the
= family visited with Mrs. Noes broth
> er, F. M. Just.
. Frank Kulsa and son from Willis
ton, N. D., stopped in Plentywood ov
er Sunday while on their way to Re
gina, Canada. On their return trim
they called on few friends here.
One of our local nimrods went snipt
: hunting at Brush Lake this week
: The report is that the trip was no
: successful in spite of the fact that h
:. used artificial light, which by tn,
: way, is strictly against the gam
:. laws cf the State.
: j. J. Vossen returned Monday from
= a trip out west, where he attende
s. his fathers funeral. The VosseI
. family intend to leave for Portland
3 Ore, in the near future, at whic-
= city they will make their futur
= home.
" Winnifred Alderman entertaine
about 20 of her friends to a birthda,
> party at her home Thursday. Game
= were played on the lawn during tn
. afternoon and at about $50 a de
> hcious luncheon, including a larg
> birthday cake decorated with min
candles, was served to the little folks
The guests report that little Winni
fred played her part as hostess in
very pleasing manner and they wish
ed many more happy birthdays.