The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-10-01

7 MINIMUM ,r,,,,,,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Powers from,
Medlclne Lake were here last Wei V1olIl
nesuay attending to business mates
ana visiting with friends.
DR.. Bolton, the Outlook don+;.+ -
returned from his vacation WIS,I li &c
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lodabl from, +ho
DLagmar country were PIentvwo Cl,J
BUSINESS visitors last Wednesday
ROOMS FOR RENT rooms - -,
erh nome. Mrs. Albert ISoI1r, ~ LOO a1te
Clarence Undhjem arrived here +bo
0Iher day from Glendive to snend i'i .
rev days looking after business M mot
'erS and calling on friends.
l3-plate, 6-volt. Guaranteed bat+or
les $l4'75. Tire Shop.-26-tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rasmussen
from Dagmar were attending to bnS-
Ii!eS7 matters and doing some shon-
ping IN this city last Monday.
-. Expert vulcanizing on balloons
Tire Shop.-26-tf. 00ii''
Messrs. Al. Paul and Jim SknlIon-
D
ger and Ed Van Hee left last Wei
he:SSHday for Minneapolis, where thew
Will spend the winter months. Tbe1
will make the trip by car.
Mi Margaret Richardson am
MRS. Watson Richardson from Anfe-
Iope were in Plentywood last Sat1T-
day afternoon doing some shonnino
and visiting friends.
Mesdames H. S. Jordan. R. +
White, Ed. Peterson, Frank (3uentb-
er and Miss Gladys Kelly are assist
ing Win the work during the big
sale at KOllman's store.
! Miss Emma Crone, returned home
last Wednesday from Iowa where She
has been FOR the past two weeks on
her vacation visiting at the home of
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sachow have NOV
de into town from the electric LIGHT
plant. They have established resi-
dence IN the Zeidler cottage recently
vacated by the Gust Lindberg family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cosper, Mrs.
Clinton COsper, and Mrs. H. C. Mel
son from Outlook were dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarie StOner, on
Monday.
Ralph Hair returned first of the
week from Breckenridge, Mimi,
where he has been spending his two
weeks vacation visiting at the home
of his parents. Ralph is back on duty
in the clerk and recorders office.
The members of the Degree of
Honor lodge will put on a carnival
dance at the Farmer-Labor Temple,
Saturday, Octobre 9th. Benefits will
be used to defray the expenses of the
drill teams trip to Great Falls.
Mrs. Al Hansen returned last Mon
day from Seattle, Wash, where she
has been for the past month visit
ing her parents. Mrs. Hansen went to
/ Seattle on account of the illness of
her father.
Miss Grace Goodman left last Fri
day afternoon for Dillon, this state
where she will enter the state Nor
NAL school. Grace was detained
from going for several days on ac-
count of being quarantined with scar
let fever.
Chester Onstad left last Wednes-
day for Missoula, this state, where
he will continue his law course at
the Montana State University. He
has been spending his vacation in
this city with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. J. 0nstad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson
were in from the farm in the Out
look country last Tuesday. Mrs,
Thompson visited at the Andrew
Hansen home for few hours. They
lust purchased new FordsOn tract
or and will do a good deal of fall
blowing.
Mrs. A. F. Ziebarth returned last
Tuesday from Missoula where she
went with her son Oliver who en-
rolled in the state university. Mrs
Ziebarth visited at the home of hel
daughter. Mrs. Gust Bersh at Glas-
cow for a few days before return
ing home.
Miss Gladys Dodge was rendered
very pretty party last Friday even
inc at the Mrs. r. T. Lee home. Sew
enteen young folks were present anc
tha time was spent at playing games
and a sumptuOus luncheon served al
midnight. The party was a genuine
surprise to Miss Dodge.
Mrs F. P. Marshall was in from
the farm last Monday doing some
Shopping. Mrs. Marshall just re,
cniTed word from her son Harry, al
Snokane, Wash, that he had enllsC-
al in the marines for a four years
enlistment. He expects to 90 so SOM
Grand old sight seeing during Uhe
coming years.
Mrs. E. l. Miller entertained Lnt
Members of the Bridge club at mel
home home, last Thursday afternoo a, a oe.
T I;c luncheon was served at one
3 n;clock after which cards were Playeo
For few hours, high score honorS
/, I We awarded to Mrs. L. q. Zeldler
Masdames c. S. Nelson, George noe
MO and M. P. Ostby were nOn-llleiii'
Der guests. 70
med me- home last Saturday from Az AZ
i Ton tiC City where Mr.. Johnson ;a az
t l.'I,Jle the abstractors, conyenUIo ,,,
G GSlue0 cleo visited Mr.. Johnson.
: b lrI at Detroit, Michigan ro 10.
Dl nJonfs in Ohio and friends and reia a
PaIeni; IN New York and Phi!.adelpm1a
IT, 11Ee9 renorted a splendid trip ana =
i aney +;,ae visiting familiar scenes o
IluC OiAAS =, IL homo Mace.