The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-26

Jim Popesku took in the ball game
at WillistOn Sunday.
Joe Winters, auditor for Atwood.
Larson Grain Commission House, was
In town Friday and Saturday.
"Bill" Kline. from Williston, audi.
tor for Van-Dusen Harrington, grain
commission house, was in town Sat
urday transacting business.
Jens Ibsen, C. S. Nelson, Fred h.
sen and Mrs. Joe Redmond We're
among those attending the Lang trial
at Wolf Point Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Ship your Cream to the Froid
Creamery. Highest price paid on dav
received. Try US.
21-tf FROID CREAMERY.
Last Saturday evening Mesdames
Frank Fishbeck and Warren Smith
entertained the baseball players to q
500 o'clock dinner at the formers
home.
Roy Medders, jim Harris, Matt
Samuelson and Fred Ibsen were call
ed to Wolf Point the first of the
week as witnesses in the Ray Lang
case.
6EToJO D. L.
in this city afr having been employ
ed for several weeks as travelling
agent for the Chesterfield Cigarette
Company.
Get your BOycite at the Tire Shon
One years free service on all tires
Tire ShOp-FOrd fan belts at Csc,
1O-3t TIRE SHOP.
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Mesdames VIM. SINNERS, A. F..
Nebarth and Casper Reuter- enter
tanned the Altar Society at the Cach-
Ollie church basement Wednesday. A
large number attended the supper.
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Mrs. William Paulman returned
Wednesday to her home at st. Cloud.
Mimi, after having visited several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. SINNERS.
Mrs. c. S. Nelson of the PLENTY
wood Herald, arrived Thursday of
last week frof Mohall, N. D., where
she visited her mother and friends
for several weeks.
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Mrs. M. P. Ostby returned last
week to her home in this city from |
where she. had been visit |
ing relatives and friends for the past
month.
Miss Ruby johnson recommended
Mrs. Lena Ford, Mrs. Caroline Chris
Hanson and Mrs. L. J. Onstad to
"estby last Monday, where they at
ended the funeral services of Rev
Westby.
DR.. J. c. Sorkan and family mot
red to Medicine Lake SUNDAY n
pend the day with friends. The lit
lie Misses Margaret and Carol. STAY
q over to visit a few DAYS at the
lark Olson home.
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Friday of last week, Stanley Palm
lch accompanied his mother. Mrs
}. Palubicki to Culbertson. from
which town she left for Perban1
INN, Tor an extended visit with
elatives and friends.
b. d. Franklin returned Tuesday
rom the west coast where he spent ,
ne past winter and spring months. {
II. Franklin's many friends in this
ity welcome back to the old horne ]
own. He will remain until after Y
all work is completed.
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}. T. Olsen, prosperous farmer v
'om Dagmar, is taking his annual
acatiOn. 1t is understood that Jens
as organized a hunting party for o
re purpose of rounding up the an a
,lopes that, still roam the hills west c
Plentywood. {
Mike Kennedy, prosperous farmer. j
the Raymond country, was a call e
IN the county capital Friday. While v
the city Mike made a pleasant call
the Producers News office and adj
'nced his subscription to this paper [
II another year. \
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Evelyn Johnson, Verna Goodlaxon J
nd Clarence Wollan of Outlook left v
ON PlentywoOd for Dillon, Montana, Fl
rlday, June 10Th, to take the Sum- s.
er's Teaching course at the Normal l!
hOol. Clarence made arrangements n
have the Producers News sent to q
m during the term, so that the fl
,ung people can keep posted on
hat goes on in their home town.
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