The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-11-05


Paul Cample, genial renresen+a+i tive
Oh the Stone Ordean Wells Co viii.
headquarters at Minot, was here Tnas-
Gay calling on local trade.
=. Expert vulcanizing on balloons
lire Shop.-26-tf.
MI and Mrs. James Singleton from
Reserve were here last TUESDAY, at
!.endlng to business matters and see
ing friends. ''''1
ROOMS FOR RENT rooms in mod
ern home. Mrs. Albert holman 24tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Franc Murray from
the Antelope country moved into the
Goodman residence which they recent
" purchased.
Miss Casey Turner and her mother
from the McNulty precinct were in
Plentywood the middle of this week
on a shopping tour.
Bargains in used cars of various
makes. DOnaldsOn's Garage.-Adv.
We still have a few Leather Vests
and Overcoats we are closing out at
"a big discount. JOHNSON'S STORE.
Mrs. George OVERLY from Reserve
was visiting with friends and doing
some shopping in this city last Tues
Gay afternoon.
Found one Montana license plate,
No. 1924. Inquire Producers News,
Santa Claus is not so very far
away! Purchase your Holiday wants
now. Johnson's Store. adv
You will find some splendid
values in Boys Sheep Lined coats
and Blazers at JOhnson's Store. adv
Mrs. Art Gustofson from Bainville
was in the city last week accompanied
by Pattie Ann Coulston who had hel
tOnsils removed by DR.. Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Tango from
Flaxville were here last Tuesday af-
ternoon doing some shopping and Wis.
iting friends.
DR.. Jones came up from Willistor
last Tuesday to assist DR.. Campbell
with fracture operation at the lOca
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Nancy anC
family and Mr. and Mrs. Hunter have
moved this week into the Fadness res
idence recently vacated by the Nc
Cam family.
Marie Grosvich from Canada, Ber
Johnson from Outlook, and Ed. Sun
derland from Antelope, had their ton
sis removed at the clinic last weel
by DR.. Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Daley fro Red
stone were here last Tuesday doing
some shopping and visiting friends
They remained for a while in the eve
ming to receive some of the election
returns.
Ed. Koser has been unable to per
form his duties as court reporter thi
week on account of an attack o
pleurisy. Miss Ann Hansen has bee
officiating as court reporter durlnj
his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Murray an
family have moved to the Wellive
country and will take charge of tn
CLANCY Jackson farm. Mr.. and Mrs
jackson will move 10 town to spen
the winter months. Owing to i'll healt
Mr.. jackson will not farm for som
time.
Mrs. Cynthia Collins left first 0
the week for Chicago, lii, where sh
will spend the winter months visit
ing her son. She has spent the pas
three months in this city visiting q
the Oscar Collins home in this cit!
She is Oscar Collins mother.
George tombstone and Hecter Schr
y macker from Dooley were here las
3 Tuesday visiting at the home of M
Johnstone's sister Mrs. Roy Meadel
> and family. They remained for tn
! dance in the Farmer-Labor Temple
the evening.
= Armistice Night, the very night
celebrate by dancing! And you can d
this by attending the dance the Ame1
lean Legion is giving at the Farmer
Labor Temple, Thursday, Novembe
18th. Music is to be given by tt
, Hot-En-Tots, a six piece Orchest1
from WiIliston. Everybody is plal
ming. to come is the report that
! being broadcast everywhere.
! Little Mary Jane Foreman entel
E GclIlCu ~ VI 4AC4 pAeNg AAAe%SOo W q y ~
pretty party at her home last Frida
evening. The spacious Foreman hon
: was beautifully decorated in the ha
I loween effect with black cats, goblin
and full moons, even the witch We
i there in person when Miss Gladly
DODGE donned the black dress, hig
hat and cane riding a broom into tt
midst of the party. The youngstel
= were hilarious over the witch and Ii
t tened for several hours to her ha
t loween stories. Halloween game
d such as bobbing for apples, guessin
= contests etc were the entertainmel
+ of the evening after which deliciol
t luncheon was served by Mrs. For
man and the youngsters left for the
n homes at HOO o'clock declaring TIL
Y they had had very enjoyable ev'
Y ming.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
A. M. EGGE, Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Divine Worship at II a. m.
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