The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-07-10

Mrs. E. I. Miller is receiving medi-
cal aid at the Memorial hospital this
week.
TIL. Himle of Mortified, Mimi, is
spending this week in the city at
tending to business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fergus of Culbertson
were guests of Father O'Rourke last
Saturday.
Jim Larter of Raymond was a
county seat visitor the forepart of
the week, attending to business mat
/ tiers.
Harry Willard and George Sunder-
hauf were among the local fans who
! attended the ball game at Scobey
Sunday.
On Sunday, Anna and Knut Hovet,
: Albert Rasmussen, Thelma Knutson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hoist drove
over to Brush Lake to spend the day.
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Mr. Evans of the Northern Packing
&c. of Grand Forks made a short
: call at DR.. E. E. York's Office We'd
nesday.
e Rebuilt DeLaval and other makes
= of Cream SeparatOrs. Special price.
PETERSON CO., The Winchester
Store.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Opgrande, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Debing
and their guest, Mrs. Sage eff Fargo,
I spent Sunday at Brush Lake.
Henry Sachow, engineer at The
electric light plant suffered an injury
z in the hand While going about his
I duties. Carl Lund is filling his place
while he is disabled.
IN Henry Raaen of the Outlook coun-
dI try was in town on Wednesday at
tending to business matters. HI
purchased new Ford car while il
&c : the city.
n Walter Marion arrived Tuesda!
from New York for q visit at hi
:, home. He will spend about a week a
IL the Marion ranch before returning t.
IL his work in the big city.
&c %
Miss Katherine Marion retume
Tuesday from a months visit in til
ay Twin Cities and st. Cloud. She wa
oy met at Culbertson by her sister Maj
n cy.
S. L. Emerson, Miss Gladys Emel
u son and Miss WEIGH left Monday fC
Oy their home at Rugby, N. D., afte
cd spending about week visiting at tt
H. B. Emerson home in this city.
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ma Among those who spent Sunds
dT- picnicing at Brush Lake were: NJ
IN and Mrs. A. C. Erickson, Mr.. az
Mrs. Otto Donaldson and famil
MYRTLE Donaldson and family, al
NJ Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Helm.
the The following marriage licens
were issued this week from Clerk
!, Court Olson's office: July 2, VIM.
the White and Trina MeKvcld of Vans
.1Ir Mont. On July 9Th, Peter Dahl al
1'ii' Ellen Westrum, both of Plentywood
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Mr.. Bisbee and Mr. MacPhersc
?o oII telephone men from Glasgow are pU
loll ting up a copper circuit from Pie
asC tywood to Scobey They are expeC
ing more men from Glasgow to he
u, them with their work.
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ana The Charles E. Taylor, E. E. You
Odll George Bantz, Bert Thorstenson, {
Moe, A. J. Moore and Ben Lueb
j, families were among those taking
Ihe the celebration at Brush Lake l.
t TT Sunday.
ster BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
Karsten cn Tuesday, June 30, 81
Mother and son are getting alo
}arC nicely and Henry is feeling Gu
mas conceited over the acquisition of
Tor new assistant on the farm.
Filing Lee, deputy sheriff, left No
ran dav to spend his vacation on q tC
:. by through Yellowstone Park and
lew number of cities in Montana.
Joined a number of families fir
Outlook. among whom were the B
ana and Oswald Selvig families.
by 90
rush Henry Nelson Of Outlook stopE
off here few hours on Tuesday
route to Froid where he spent +
ehCs DAYS He returned on Thursday &
last reports the crop conditions look "
,ela- good around Froid as well as tn
out Sheridan county.
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ana Mr.. and Mrs. A T. Mizera {
!. r. Miss Lucille Peterson came Mono
orn- of last week from Plaza, n. D.,
W. spend the Fourth with the Ed. Pet
son family of this city. They left
DIS their home last Monday after enj
rer ing a very pleasant visit.
Mrs. D. F. Sage of Fargo, N.
-, arrived in Plentywood Saturday
olOy 10y visit with her sister, Mrs. j. 3. L
LEU ing. Mrs. Sage arrived on the
WIN and was met at Raymond by Mr..