The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-11-20

The Forrest Goodman home was
placed under quarantine this week
for scarlet fever.
Ralph Hair recently purchased the
Rldenour cottage across the track
They will move into their new home
as soon as possible.
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Attorney John S. Nyquist spent last
Friday in this city attending to legal
business matters and hobnobbing with
friends.
Barry Stephens was down from
Scobey last Tuesday attending to
business matters and visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Ralph Ford came last week to
make an extended visit in this city
with her mOther-in-law, Mrs. Lena
Ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Ford are now
located at Chicago, Ill.
Miss Margaret Heubner, who is
teaching the Collins school in the
Raymond territory spent the week
end with her parents in this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Miller were
Plentywood visitors from New Ulm,
Minnesota, visiting at the home of
several friends in this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hill of Raymond
were attending to business matters
and visiting with friends in this city
first of the week.
Harold Hanisch left Monday after
noon for Scobey, where he has. ac-
cepted a position as clerk in the
Great Northern depot at that place.
Guy Goodlaxson, who was charged
with embeZZlement, was taken before
Judge Olson last Tuesday, found gull
ty and given a six months suspended
sentnece. Mr.. Goodlaxson is a farm
/ er from the reservation.
Last Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Fl,
Cherry and Andrew Hanson wer
married at the home Of Bert Darvis
They left Immediately for the groom
home on the reservation, with tn
well wishes Of many friends.
Mrs. Viggo Peterson and infan
!, baby left the hospital last Monday
. owing to the fact that the family
qauarantined with scarlet fever, Mr.:
f Peterson will reside at the home @
v Mr.. and Mrs. Neils Madsen for a fe'
: days.
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Mrs. c. Thoreson left Friday fC
ho,. howe Oh MObon NJ ,fkor. Io,
= ing spent the past month in this cit
d visiting at the home of her daughte
Mrs. c. S. Nelson and family. Mr.
ThOreson will spend a few days /;
t. Columbus, N. d., visiting anoth,
is daughter before returning home.
Mrs. Andrew Hansen entertained
few lady friends last Thursday e
Id ening in honor Of Mrs. G. ThoresC
le who left Friday for her home at M
n hall, N. ID. The time was spent
bridge and luncheon served at elev'
o'clock.
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b. Ole Hippo returned first of t
ty week from Peerless, this state, whe
r he has been doing some carpent
work for the Westland Oil Co.
left Thursday for Scobey where
iid will build another garage for t
IN same company.
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lis Atty. J. E. Rucker Of Culberts
was attending to legal matters
this city a few hours last Monday I
ng ternoon. He left for Scobey Tuesd;
nd Atty. Paul Babcock made businC
nd trip to Scobey last Tuesday to
'cl tend to legal matters, returning hol
the same day.
re- Mr.. and Mrs. Ben John Of Quito
~ were here first of the week, visit
sss with friends and doing some She
lth ping The Johnsons recently retul
ed from DesMoines, Iowa, where tn
-. spent an extended visit with the L.
e em Snuggins family.
for Mrs. o. M. Donaldson return
he Saturday from Winona, Mimi, VIII
she had been the past three wet
&c visiting with old-time friends 9
.ool relatives. She attended the golc
ny wedding anniversary of her fat
,La and mother while away, and visi
VI her son Herald who is attend
school at Winona.
ing Clair Stoner had the misfortune
ei turning over in Rodney SalisbuI
III Dodge car last Monday evening wi
Ins driving across the bridge on the v
liver road A team was on the bri'
ra- and in order to avoid hitting
ar team and the breaks being out
en- order, he turned his car off the {
are bankment and tipped off the edge
the bridge at a dangerous angle.
Stoner crawled out of the car on
Sat the bridge none the less off for
one narrow escape and the car
,ast brought to town the next day. A
ally minor repairs will put the auto
son working condition again.