The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-11-19

MI anu MIS-. HOmley DOrl6y were
here from Medicine Lake last Thurs
day to attend the funeral of little
Dolores Mensing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Andersen
were here from Reserve last Thurs
day evening to attend the dance at
the Farmer-Labor Temple
James Evenson and Miss Bornsted
from Reserve were here Saturday ev-
ening to attend the dance at the
Farmer-Labor Temple.
| o. B. Rowland from Antelope spent
Monday in this city attending to
business matters at the court house
and visiting with friends.
Attorney L. J. Onstad returned
Sunday from points in the western
| part of the state where he had been
for the past week attending to legal
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stoner and
family were here from Outlook last
Monday to spend the afternoon shop
ping and visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Claire Stoner and family.
Mrs. Jenny Davis left last Thurs
day for Outlook, where she will spend
few days visiting her son George.
Mrs. Davis has been a guest at the
home of Mrs. Lena Ford here for
the past week.
Miss Lena Ersland, who has been
] employed at the Fred Ibsen home
for the past three months, is spend
ing a week visiting ut the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Lund and fami-
ly.
Kenneth Nicholson returned home
where he has been engaged in car
penter work for the past month. He
will spend the remainder Of the win
ter months here.
Myrtle Rabb and Henry Pollen
were operated upon for sinus trouble
by DR.. Steele at the clinic this week.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid of Out
look will hold their annual Bazaar
and Lunch at Stivers Hall in Out
look on December 4th.
With every dollar cash purchase
you get a chance on the clock in
our window. Mrs. Frank Brights-
man won clock No. 1. You may be
the lucky one to win the second
Johnson's Store. adv,
Mrs. J. J. Gunther and daughter
Celestine returned home last Friday
from points in Iowa and Missouri
where they have been visiting at the
homes of friends and relatives fol-
the past three months. They spent
the greater part of the time visiting
Mr. Gunther's folks in Missouri.
Oscar Christensen returned first
of the week from Helena, where he
has been attending to business mat
tiers. Mrs. Christensen remained IL
this city with her mother, Mrs. L. j
Onstad. They left the following day
for their farm in the Westby cOun
try.
Mr.. E. G. Berneau of Antelope il
planning on going to Milwaukee t.
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Bernau- he has not seen for II
years. Mr.. Bernau was in Plenty
wood, Wednesday making prepare
lions for the trip. He is going dow
with a load of cattle.
, A number of visitors from Medi
cine Lake were seen in PlentywOo
, this last week Among those wer
Mr.. C. o. Angvick, Mr.. A. Blank an
Mr.. Pumalo. Mr.. Pumalo is an oil
E timer around the Lake district, an
! announced his intentions of moving t
Osseo, Minnesota very soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almer Rasmusse
: and family from the Dagmar coun
try were hele from their farm las
Tuesday afternoon, attending
: business matters. Mrs. Rasmusse
i left by train Wednesday for War;
S Springs, where she will spend tn
5 winter months receiving medics
treatment. She was accompanied b
n Mrs. T. w. Greer.
The members of the Masonic Fra
= ternity held another social evenin
in their reception rooms last Wee
i nesday evening. A large crowd we
in attendance and the evening We
d spent at cards and dancing. An e.
, cellent luncheon was served by tn
d committee in charge.
r This week a deal was consummate
e whereby the A. IngwalsOn Co. pu
/ chased the Lake Cash Store at Med
e cine Lake. Sam Christensen WI
has been employed in the IngwalsC
IS store at this place for the past thrt
IS years, will be the new manager !;
Y, Medicine Lake. He left here Monds
st to take up his new duties. Mr.
r, Ruth Newgaard, also an employee {
20 this store, will take charge of tt
n, dry goods department at Medicir
er Lake. Both Sam and Ruth hay
lie many friends here and the gener
I'd public has been we'll pleased by the
m cordial and genial manner. The
4 will be greatly missed by a host
friends.