The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kavon left this /
week fer Shelby, this state, where /
they will make their home in the fu- !
ture. Phil Ziebarth has purchased !
the Kavon residence and will move in /
the first Of the month.
Send in that tire and have it vuI- /
Fcanized. Tire Shop.-Adv-2O-4t.
Mrs. Conrad Peterson returned last
Saturday from Perly, Minnesota,
where she has been visiting at the
home of her parents for the past two
weeks. She will resume her duties at
! Vests cafe first Of the week.
Fly-Tox tonight and sleep in com
fOrt.-Adv.
Frank Fitzberald, from Garrison,
! n. d., spent few hours IN this city
/ last Monday on his way to Whitehall,
/ where he was going for a few days
/ business trip. Mr.. Fitzgerald is well
/ known to the old timers of this city
/ having resided here fer several years
in the early days.
Mrs. Krebsbach entertained a few
young people at her home at dinner
/ party last Sunday at six o'clock. Ten
I guests were present consisting of
schOOlmates Of Misses Gladys and
Glow, who are spending their summer
vacations here and will leave soon for
their various schools
Mrs. Jake Woellenstein is now Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Weiss in Minneapolis. Mrs. WOellen-
stein and children are going from
there to Cresco, Iowa, where the chill
dren will attend school.
Mrs. Neal HOOr left last Tuesday
for Eugene, Ore, where she will make
her home in the future. Mrs. HcOr,
formerly Miss Hyan, has been super
intendent at the local hospital for the
: past year and has made many friends
here who are sorry to see her leave.
Her husband Neal HOOr, taught school
here last year, and will teach near
Eugene this fall.
lie. E. Rue, mctored to Culbertson
: last Tuesday to meet Mrs. Rue who
: returned from Butte, where she has
been attending the Grand Chapter
/ meeting of the Order of the Eastern
D Star. On her return home she stop
J ped off at Deer Lodge to spend a few
h days visiting at the home of Mr.. anC
Jennie Myron left Monday for hel
: home at Great Falls after having
. spent the past two months visiting he
: mother here and sister, Mrs. Leonard
Sorby at DoOley. She stayed lOnge
v than she had planned en- account O.
her brother, Michael, undergoing ;
serious operation at the local hospi
tai.
Nick Sletteback has accepted a pc
. sition in Chicago with the NOrweigel
American Line. He will resign hi
position in the treasurer's office frs
I of the week and leave at once TO
: Chicago. Mr.. Sletteback came to thi
g country from Norway a few year
ago. He received a splendid education
e in Germany and Norway. He has
r brother in the Dooley country and ha
-e been employed in the different office
II in the courthouse since shortly afte
a he came to- this country.
Mrs. L. w. Raab received an an
N nouncement of the engagement 0
V. Miss Garrett Johnson, formerly 0
ut this city, to Glenn Allen of Duluth
as this week. Miss Garness johnson
I'd a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. n
is Johnson, old time residents of thi
city, having been one Of the frs
to business men to establish when Pier
st ty wood was first started. Garnet
IS attended school here for a numbe
le of years and has many friends anon
all circles.
IN Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Silver
". of PlentywOod, and Mrs. o. A. Cafe
&C of Ambrose, N. D., drove back
20 Plentywood from North Dakota la!
S,o o Sunday bringing with them Miss
A. Stivert, sister of Mrs. Hill, and bOOl
" keeper for the waterpower compar
- at Okanogan, Washington. Aft
spending a few pleasant days
er Plentywood, Mr.. and Mrs Caffery r
ne turned to Ambrose. Miss Stivert
re her work at Washington.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newgaard r
'Oi turned first of the week from Sta
buck, Minnesota, where they ha'
n been enjoying a short honeymoon vi
eK iting at the homes of relatives. Tn,
en- were married at Starbuck a fe
asC weeks ago. Mrs. Newgaard, forme
10 ly Miss Ruth Swenning will contin
Is her work at the A. IngwalsOn ste
until the first of the year when s
led will make her home with her hU
es- band at Medicine Lake where he
rs. employed in the bank. The new
lay weds have the we'll wishes of the G
ere tire community for a happy and pro
rse porous future.