The producers news., 1925-10-23


country was here one day last weei,
looking after business matters and
hobnobbing with friends.
Misses Bysted and Bornstad. teach
ers of the. Reserve school, were bero
last Friday and Saturday, doing some
: shopping and visiting with friends.
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Miss Marion Murk was here last
Saturday from Reserve to have some
dental work done and do some shop
ping.
Get your winter supply of cabbage
onions, squash and other winter vege.
tables, Oct. 26-7, at PlentywOOd.
ADV. GUY GROVE.
o. E. Whitmarsh was here from
Archer last Friday and Saturday. hob-
nobbing with old time friends and
taking in the County Fair.
Mrs. S. C. Faaborg was here from
Medicine Lake last Friday and Satur-
day, being Judge of the fancy work
and cooking at the County Fair.
) Miss Lila Porter was here from the
farm in the Raymond country last
Saturday afternoon, visiting friends
and doing some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stenseth and family
were here from their home at DooIev
last Friday afternoon, transacting
business and doing some shopping.
Arthur Nordhagen was in town
from his farm in the Westby country
last Tuesday attending to business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Toole moved
in from the farm last Monday to
spend the winter. They moved into
a cottage across the track.
Mrs. Westby and son Sidney were
here from Westby last Monday to at
tend to business matters and visit at
the home of friends.
Alden Johnson left Thursday for
Milwaukee, Wis, where he will spend
the winter months attending school.
Alden will take up electrical engi-
neering. 4
On my annual trip with winter
vegetables. Cabbage, onions, squash.
rutabagas, carrots, etc. Attractive
prices. Car in PlentywOOd, Oct. 26-27.
Adv. GUY GROVE
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A number of ladies gathered at
the home of Mrs. A. j. Moore Tues
day afternoon where they sewed and
! visited. At five o'clock delicious
luncheon was served. A very pleas
ant time was had by all present.
Mrs. H. Rice arrived last Monday
from Great Falls to make her home
here fer the winter. Mr.. Rice is the
professor in the Plentywood schools.
They have rented the AL Hanson
house.
Geo. Bursie, who has been assist
ing with the work on the Chas.
Grantham farm in the Dooley coun-
try, was in this city last Monday on
has way to his home at Poplar, where
he will spend the winter.
Bishop Lenihan of Great Falls will
administer the Sacrament of Confirm
alton at St. JOseph's Church Tuesday
morning, November the 3rG, at 900
o'clock. adv.-29-t2
Mr.. and Mrs. Aage Andreasen and
family spent Saturday in this city Wis
ltlng with friends and attending to
business matters.
Mrs. Bob Gunderson was here from
Reserve last Saturday to spend the
afternoon visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Hans Rasmussen, and
family.
Messrs. Jim Popesku, DR.. Campbell,
DR.. Gustafson and Frank Fishbeck
mOtored to Goose Lake last Wednes-
day morning, where they spent the
day hunting ducks.
Harry Hilliard and Walter Carter
left by car last Tuesday for the oil
fields at Shelby, where they will look
after business interests for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Loutzenhiser
and family were here Friday and Sat-
urday from their farm near Antelope
to attend the county fair. They were
/ guests at the Geo. Bolster home.
Birth announcements are the best
form of announcing new arrivals.
Variety of designs at Producers
News Print Shop.
Mrs. Ernie Lang, Mrs. Ray Lang
and Mrs. McCann entertained the
Catholic Ladies Aid by serving public
supper in the church parlors last
Wednesday evening. A large crowd
attended and nice sum of money
was realized.
The Catholic Ladies Aid will hold
their Annual Bazaar and supper in
the church parlors December 5th. All
the fancy work and novelties that the
ladies have been making during the
past year will be on sale. There will
be booth filled with donations from
the farm members, such as butter,
eggs, chickens, etc., and one of those
sumptuOus supper for which the
Catholic ladies are famous.
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The large barn of F. Frazier, three
miles west of Plentywood, burned to
the ground last Wednesday night
about eight o'clock Cause of the
fire is not known but it is believed
that it was caused by a spontaneous
/ combustion. The barn was one Of
the largest and best in the communi-
ty, having been erected in 1919.
Shortly after supper Mr.. Frazier saw