The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-01-29

porter hOSef went &c NOlf Point last ,
tuesday to hold law and motion dav.
One years free service on tires.
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Atty. T. w. Greer is spending. the
week In Minneapolis attending to
legal business matters.
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evapOrate. Guaranteed forever. TIRE
SHOP, PlentywOOd, Mont. S5-tf-ad
do
Fred Marsh has been assisting with
the work at the Plentywood Milling
Co. few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Larsen of An
telOpe were here last Wednesday ev-
ening to attend the regular meeting
of the Eastern Star Lodge.
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Nels Olson was in Plentywood from
Outlook asst Tuesday on a short bust
ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse V. Hedges were
here from Antelope last Wednesday
evening to attend the Eastern Star
meeting.
Birth announcements are the best
form of announcing new arrivals.
Variety of designs at Producers
News Print Shop.
Miss Isabel Malcolm of the Riba
State Bank, left last Thursday for
Kansas. City, Mo-, where she will
spend her vacation visiting relatives
and friends at her old home. Miss
Malcolm expects to be gone about six
weeks.
Mrs. C. A. West entertained a few
lady friends at luncheon last Tuesday
afternoon in honor of her mother,
Mrs. Casper Reuters, birthday ami
versary. Eight guests were present
and luncheon was served at 400 O.
clock.
County Assessor o. A. Aspelmd
left Monday for Great Falls, this
state, to attend the annual assessors
convention. Mr.. Aspelund will also
consult a specialist about some ear
trouble he has been having before he
returns.
Mrs. ice Mccain entertained the
members of the Wednesday Bridge
Club at her home last Thursday even
ing. Three tables played bridge until
eleven o'clock when a sumptuOus
luncheon was served. Mrs. Geo. Koen-
/ ig received prize for having high
score.
Banker P. B. Murphy Of Scobey
was in Plentywood last Tuesday af
ternoOn attending to business matters
at the court house, and calling on
2 some of his many friends in this
: city.
Mrs. Chas. Miller was in town
, from the farm last Wednesday after
: noon doing some shopping and visit
. ing with her mother, Mrs. Geo. Nc
Coy, and other friends.
Bob McCue, genial proportion of the
Culbertson Hotel, spent few hours
in PlentywOod last Saturday after
noon. Mr.. McCue was on his way to
: Scobey to attend the funeral of his
: old friend, w. R. Jarvis.
Hank Leverenz returned from Shell
by last Saturday and resumed his old
, position as clerk in the PlentywOOd
Hotel. Mr.. Leverenz has spent the
= past month in Shelby attending to
business matters in connection with
+ the Red Top Oil & Gas Co.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
church will meet in the Church par
: lors, Friday, February. 5th. Mrs. c..
G. Christianson, Mrs. VIM. Hanish,
Mrs. X. o. Karlson and Mrs. J. A.
Johnson will entertain. Everybody
i, welcome.
Messrs. Martin Nelson, Cal Peter
son and Bob Smith made a trip to
Grenora, N. D., last Wednesday on
business in connection with Peterson
Co. Hardware They returned home
the following day. -
, James O'Toole was in town from
! the farm in the Welliver country
last Wednesday afternoon attending
to business matters and visiting with
: friends. Mr.. O'Toole is suffering with
e rheumatism and is forced to use d
t cane.
Mrs. Koser entertained a few lady
: friends at cards last Tuesday even
: ing. Twelve guests were present and
? three tables played bridge until elev-
S en- o'clock when a SumptuOuS luncheon
4 was served. Honor for high score
: was awarded to Miss Jacl1man.
Mrs. Ralph Thompson of the Out
= look country had the misfortune Of
: falling and running a spike nail thru
e the artery of her wrist last Sunday.
!. She has completely lost the use OF
: three fingers. Mrs. Thompson will
spend several days in PlentywOOo
with her mother, Mrs. Geo. Mccoy
e until she is able to do her work again
:. Miss Emma Crone, County Super
intendent of Schools, left last Monday
o for Iowa, where she will spend a
n month visiting her mother Miss
!. Crone will also visit relatives at 9th
@ er eastern points before returning
She expects to be gone about six
weeks.
: The members of the Order of East
r ern Star met at their regular meet
g ing last Wednesday evening with the
+ newly installed officers officiating. AT
ter the business had been conducted
luncheon was served by Mrs. James
II Wagner and Misses Sarah and Ann
e Hansen and a social hour was en-
k jOyed.
Charles Willard arrived last Thurs
e day from West PLANES, Mo-, to at
u A.. e 1,f~ hreNfhova Hon.