The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-21

Little Max Storkan had . ,,,;ro,. j,
Grafton at the hospital Friday 1.'O y
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Mrs. P. McGrath was here FRIDAY
ana :td Saturday from Ceylon, Sask vis-
lung at the 9. F. McNulty home.
Leo ODonnel was here from Willis
ton few days this week, callino on
friends Leo made the trip by car.
Miss Margaret Feeney is assisting
at the Elgin Cafe a few days during
kenneth Nlcholson's absence.
There are no layoffs for YOUR
Ghreshing crew when you use Dura
tractor Oils. They save you money.
Gus Barner of Raymond was a
business caller in Plentywood Mon
day.
Dura Tractor Oils are KEEPING,
hundreds Of threshing engines work
ing perfectly these busy days.
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Judd Matkin of Redstone purchased
a Fordor sedan and roadster from the
Lang garage CnlS week.
Poor fabrication is dangerous and
expensive. Use Dura lubricants and
know that you are getting the, very
best.
Kenneth Nicholson is taking a few
days off from his duties at the Elgin
Cafe, and helping with threshing in
/ the country.
Lila Carlson returned Sunday from
Sidney where she has been visiting
relatives and friends for the past
three weeks.
Cheap" oil is the most expensive
at any price. Use Dura Oils and
+ Greases and keep your threshing rig
running.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Kierrum-
gard of Archer on August 18th, an
lib. baby boy. Mother and baby
doing well.
The Misses Janet and Grace Lund-
quist returned home Monday after
spending a week with friends and
relatives in Bainville and Poplar
Wednesday of last week, Miss EN-
ma Crone was the guest of Miss Lin
ola E. Hall and Mrs. Joe Redmond
at dinner at the Elgin Cafe.
Mrs. Fred Forman and daughter
Mary Jane, spent several days in
DoOley last week visiting Mrs. For
mans sister, Mrs. Fred Decker They
returned home Sunday.
Harold Donaldson and Roy Park
hurst, accompanied the Misses Mar
garet SINNERS and Minnie Christian
son to MinOt last Friday where they
remained until Sunday taking in the
circus and visiting friends.
]. A. Johnson and daughter Ruby
went to- Minot Thursday of last week
where they visited friends and attend
ed the circus. During their stay, Mr.
johnson will receive medical attention
from the doctors in Minot.
DR.. J. C. Storkan accompanied his
two daughters, Margaret and Carol
to Medicine Lake Sunday where the
little misses are spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Olson
Mrs. A. E. Undhjem and son, Clar-
ence Undhjem left Wednesday fol
their home in Flaxton, N. D., where
the latter will visit a few days. Fol-
the past several weeks, Mrs. Undhjen
has been visiting at the A. ]. Kaisel
home in this city.
Mrs. George H. Fuller and Mis-:
Ella Dunlap of Chicago Heights, Ill.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
G. Fishbeck for few days. After
leaving PlentywoOd Mrs. Fuller anC
Miss Dunlap will continue on a trir
to California via the Canadian Pa.
cifc, stopping at Banff, Lake Louise
Vancouver, Seattle and Portland, re
turning to Portland the latter part Of
September in time for the annual ses.
sions of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
of I. o. o. F. and Association of Re
bekah Assemblies when Miss Dunlap
as Junior Past President of the Hi
nois Assembly will serve as the rep
resentative of Illinois.