The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-08-28

SLS removed a. the local hosDital
Wednesday this week.
Mrs. D. Paulson of Reserve was adj
united to the hospital Wednesday to
receive medical treatment.
They came this week! Another lot
OF ladies' pumps and OxfOrds. lust
IN lime for chautauqua. ]. A. JOhn-
son. : -'''
DR.. E. G. Steele and J. w Mckee
made a business trip to Williston
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Koser are moving
into the home recently vacated bv G.
N. Wood this week
You will find ]. A. Johnson's Store
the lowest priced placed in the city
to buy shoes.
A marriage license was issued to
John Carl Hoffman and Miss Cora
Lucille Reed, both of Tribune, Sask..
on August the 22nd, by the clerk Of
court.
Judge S. E. Paul and Court Re
porter Ed Koser attended to court
matters a Scobey and Wolf Point on
Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week.
Britt Chandler of Docley was in
Plen ywood Monday en- route from an
automobile trip through the central
states and went as far east as Ken
lucky.
Otto Donaldson and family, accom-
panied by Miss Margaret SINNERS
mOtored to CulbertsOn Sunday where
they spent the day with relatives anC
friends.
The county assessor states that
numerous complaints are being made
regarding assessments. At this imt
the increased assessments exceed;
S100,0 00~ and with about 40 com
plants still to be taken care Of.
Mr.. and Mrs Gustav Christiansor
who have lived in brentwood fol
several months left Thursday foI
their home in Erskine, MINI. They
are parents of G. G. and Sam Chris
} tianson of this city.
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Mrs. Clarence Krone of Los Ange
les, Cal, is here visiting with Friends
| this week. Mrs. Krone, formerly Mis-.
Eva Hunter, resided in Plentywoot
for several years, being employed a
the Sheridan County State Bank.
Word was received that Mr.. anc
; Mrs. John G. Veriing of S Cloud
Mimi, are happy over the arrival o
son born on Saturday of last week
5 Mrs. Verling viii be better remember
5 ed as Miss Rachel SINNERS, viii
+ formerly lived in Plentywood.
Mrs. A. C. Erickson re urned Mon
day from Missoula where she ha
: been in attendance at the Gran,
Chapter Of the Order Of the Easter
Star. She reports a good time an,
also says she met number of fOrme
Plentywood residents.
l Mrs. R. E. Lang, daughter Mar
garet and sister, Miss Duggan, ar
rived the first of the week from Aus
tin, Mimi, where Mrs. Lang and Mar
garet visited relatives and friends 70
about two months. Mrs. Lang's sis
ter will visit in Plentywood for sem
time.
A number of families mOtored t
; Brush Lake last Saturday evenin
where they camped over Sunday
!, Those on the camping trip were Nj
and Mrs. C. B. Bull and daughter
J Harriet, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bake an
e daughter, Phyllis Mr. and Mrs. Al
Blaze, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Daley, an
Mr.. and Mrs. George McConkey.
f Miss Katherine Marion was hostes
o to an elaborate dinner party at he
e home last Monday evening. The swee
peas and ether flowers used in deco
rating added much charm to tn
n rooms. The guests were the Mise
n Peggy and Helga Hendrickson, Mr.
e Joe Redmond, Mrs. Clarence Kron'
It Anna Hovet, Ellen Lundgren, Vein
Crawford and Katherine Lynch.
d Celestine Gunther celebrated he
u fourth birthday by entertaining abol
, fourteen of her girl playmates at he
9 home on Thursday of this week. II
little girls played all sorts of game
after which they enjoyed delightf1
a luncheon served by Mrs. Gunthe
8 Misses Westring and Eckberg we
e. also invited guests and helped
II make Ii. tie Miss Celestine's party
( real success.
II Mrs. Howard M. Lewis and MI
Ellen Madden were hostesses to d
lightful l o'clock luncheon on We
"a nesday at The home of Mrs. Levi
er The delicious two course lunchet
e, was served out Of doors under t
le trees on the Lewis lawn. An abu
k dance of flowers were used in dec
m rating. After the luncheon the ladi
ed who had work with them bust
ne themselves with hand work. The
d. were sixteen guests present. A d
ct Ilightful afternoon was spent by eve
one present.