The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-03-26

t.'SA SOullOAy5 CIdllSdcJeQ business at
the county seat first of the week.
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Nels Olson and daughter. Ruth.
were Plentywood visitors last. Tuesday
afternoon.
Mems Florsheim Shoes $685.. All
others for Men and Boys Is per cent
discount. JOHNSON'S STORE. ad
M. P. Jackson, farmer from east Of
town, purchased a Ford touring car
last week
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Almanac FkEE. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. ice Golterman from
Redstone were here last Sunday Wis
iting friends.
Miss Cora Frisvold spent Sunday
) at the home of Mrs. Victor Anker and
family in the Outlook country.
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Miss Ruth Swenning spent the week
end at Antelope visiting with her
sister, Mrs. H. l.. Larsen and family
Herschel Lee arrived Saturday from
Fargo, N. D., being called home on
account of the serious illness of his
father.
Charles Hendricks, farmer from
the Reservation west of Antelope, was
. attending to business interests in the
county seat last Tuesday.
Coming. Ladies fur chokers. The
= big thing for spring. JOHNSONS
STORE. adv
, Miss Laura Aspelund has beer
5 suffering from an attack of tonsilitis
this week, but is much improved al
this writing.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Nelson anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth Of Bainvillt
: were dinner guests at the Carl Bull
:. horne last Sunday.
E Mrs Peter Mack and family from
s the Dcoley country spent the greater
S part of the week in this city visiting
at the home of 0. A. Aspelund.
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n Mrs VIM Pierce and son Beryl lef
e Sunday by car for Great Falls wher,
? they will spend some time visiting
with Mr.. Pierce who is engaged in The
insurance business at that place.
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t Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Gustafse1
n were here from Bainvile to spen,
Sunday visiting at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. r. r. Gustafsen and fami
: ly.
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s Easter is Just Ahead! Prepare
This store is ready to supply your ev
cry need. JOHNSON'S STORE.
Y Myrtle Donaldson returned last Sat
p urday from Minot and Kenmare, N. d
where she has spent the past severa
days attending to business matter
a and visiting with friends.
A. G. LELAND, farmer from the Out
lock country, was attending to bust
ness matters in Plentywood last Mon
s day, preparatory to a large stroke O
e farm work this spring.
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Miss Katherine Marion entertaine,
few friends at a sumtuOus dinner a
4, her farm home last Sunday at
d o'clock. After dinner the evening wa
t very enjOyably spent. ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Paul were il
It town from their home at Redston
IS last Saturday afternoon, visiting a
y the home Of their son, S. E. Paul, an
family.
II Mrs. J. E. Holmgren and childrel
n arrived last Saturday from Ogilville
s Mimi, to spend a few days in thi
city visiting at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. r. H. Nelson.
1t Soren Nelson of the Dagmar cOun
k try was attending to business mat
ters at the county seat last Saturda
afternoon. He was a dinner guest a
p the Andrew Hansen home.
h Miss Sina Arneson returned to he
home in the Antelope country las
Saturday after having spent the pas
~ three weeks at the Andrew Hanse
. home.
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II weather. ad,
&c Mrs. c. B. Peterson entertained
~ few friends at her farm home la:
ID Thursday afternoon. Dinner Wa
served at 100 o'clock to ten guest
10 after which two tables played bride
- - until FIVE o'clock. A very good tin
n was reported by all.
~ Frank S;rirgcr from Medicine Lax
was dt,''.h'r. to - hcsE s'ters
- the cOUi'v aaital last Saturday a
20 ternoon. Mr.. Stringer purchased
IS new Chevrolet truck from POtersC
~ Co.
The high school girls have bee
= busy this week selling tickets for Il
~ annual high school play which will |
e put on tonight friday at the o
VI pheum Theatre The students takir
TO- part have devoted a good time
time toward making the plays a re
nd attraction.
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