The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-05-14


county metropolis last Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Duggan from Ante
lope spent the week end in this CITY
visiting her friend, little Miss Olive
Paske.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dolin from Medi-
cine Lake spent the week end in this
city visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Gustafsen.
Don't all speak at once. We are
all going to the 18th of Nav dance
at the FL Temple next Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Knutson from
Archer were attending to business
matters and doing some shopping in
the county capital last Tuesday.
N. P. Moe and Ben Moe from the
Archer country were attending to
matters pertaining to their farming
operations, last Saturday afternoon.
Prof. C. G. Grist of the Homestead
schools spent Saturday in this city
looking after school matters.
The Peterson Company has on dis
play a large assortment of aluminium
ware at lOc each. adv.
H. w. Barner made a business trim
to Whitehall last Monday to investi-
gate the reports that oil had been
struck in that country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Andersen from
Dag1nar were attending to business
matters in the county capital last Fri
day.
Expert vulcanizing on ballOns.
adV.-6-St TIRE SHOP.
Miss Lottie Zickgraf was among
those from Scobey attending the
dance at the Farmer-LabOr Temple
Saturday evening.
Niels Christensen, we'll known
Dagmar citizen, attended to business
matters and visited with friends in
this city last Friday afternoon.
( TOday's express brought us some
very good looking satin and patent
leather pumps in the new high heel.
Come in and see them at Johnson's
store. adv.
Mrs. R. E. Gustafsen returned
home last Thursday from Scobey,
where she has spent several days
visiting at the homes of Mrs. J. A.
Davis and Mrs. VIM. Davis.
Miss Stella King was in town from
the farm in the DOoley country last
Tuesday afternoon visiting friends
and relatives and doing some shop
ping.
Abe Medders, farmer from the
Raymond country, spent Wednesday
in this city attending to business
matters and visiting with his son.
Roy, and family.
VIM. Endersby of Whitehall was
admitted as a patient at the local
hospital last Sunday. He will Spend
few days here receiving medical at
tention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grey were
/ here from RedstOne last Tuesday at
= ternOOn, attending to business mat
tiers visiting with friends and doing
some shopping.
| Nels Petersen, farmer from tn,
t Dagmar country, was transactin&
= business and visiting at the home O.
! his brother, Viggo Peterson, in thi
city the first of the week.
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n The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will b.
t entertained this afternoon FRIDAY
in the Lutheran church parlors b,
Mesdames Opgrande, Redmond, Hell
land and HelgesOn. The public vii
t be served.
2 Editor Sherry of the Redstone Re
q view was here from Redstone las
n Tuesday afternoon attending t
d business matters and visiting hi
daughter, Mis- Maude Sherry, who
attending high school in this city.
) Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bull and daugh
n ter, Harriet, motored to Redston
# last Sunday to spend the day visit
: ing at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
e Glen mgels. They were accompanie
Il by Miss Maude Sherry who sper
the day with her parents.
l. Jim Redmond from Helena, spel
n few days in PlentywOod this wee
re looking after business matters an
r going over old times with some
id his old-time friends. "Sunny jim
ir served as County Auditor of Sher
to dan county, when this county W;
first formed.
n Mrs. VIM. Ator entertained a fe
is lady friends at her farm home
Iy the Antelope country last Tuesds
lg afternoon. Twelve guests were pre-
at ent and the time was spent at pla
ze ing bridge at three tables until fl,
be o'clock when a sumptuous lunchet
was served.
AZ "Alice in Wonderland" was pr
or scented at the Farmer-Labor Temp
e. last Friday evening by the membe
on of the Grades school. The hou
ly was packed to capacity with an e
[r. thusiastic crowd. The children we
on dressed in gay costumes fitting
the play. Much credit is due t
teachers as we'll as the pupils.
eir Little Miss Shirley BacHer entt
a tanned a few of her school mates
ed a party at her home in honor
a her ninth birthday ann essarJ Ia
as Tuesday after school. Games we
re PLAYED on the lawn until five o'clo
whom a c111,ontI1O11S luncnpOn "