The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-05-14

MISS Irene OIlSAAuo'n III from Wolf
Creek Wednesday. Miss Sheridan
left on the afternoon train for her
home at Forest River, N. D.
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A dance will be given in the big
Kowski barn north of Outlook Satur.
day, May 29th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert returned last
Wednesday from Canada where tbev
spent a few days visiting with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Andrew Hansen and son
James spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting at the homes of Mrs. ChaS.
Miller and Mrs. Frank MARSHALL ON
their farms west of town.
A beautiful line of new scarfs. ties
collars, purses, handkerchiefs and
novelties of all kinds at Johnson's
store. adv.
Nels Markusen from Medicine Lake
was attending to business matters
and renewing acquaintance in this
city last Monday afternoon.
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Mrs. Howard M. Lewis entertained
/ the members of the Reading Club at
her home last Wednesday afternoon
At one o'clock a sumptuous lunch
con was served in picnic style on the
Lewis lawn after which bridge was
played at three tables for a few
hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Christensen
were here from Reserve last FRIDAY
afternoon shopping, and visiting at
the home of Mr.. Christiansen's sister,
Mrs. Louis Bromberg and family.
A. P. Smerud from Flaxville was
transacting business and calling on
friends in town last Tuesday.
In observation of National Good
Music Week, the Harmony Music
:. Club gave an afternoon musical nro-
gram cast at the home of their lead
er, Mrs. Ostby Saturday. Following
the program they went to the L. p.
Rue pasture and enjoyed a weiner
roast.
Mrs. Warren Smith arrived home
from Wolf Point last Thursday. Mr.
Smith will also return to Plentvwood
as soon as his business is straighten-
ed up at Wolf Point. The Smiths
will make their home in PlentvwOod
this summer and Warren will plav
ball with the Plentywood team.
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Good Music week was observed at
the home of Mrs. Ostby last Saturday
afternoon by the members of the
Harmony Music Club The program
consisted of piano solos. After the
program the members went into the
country and enjoyed a weiner roast
and picnic lunch.
, Mrs. Helen Byrd spent a few hours
in this city last Friday visiting with
friends. Mrs. Byrd was on her way
to ScObey where she has accepted Z
position in the Clerk and Recorders
office. Mrs. Byrd was deputy ClerI
d Recorder in this county for sever
) al years during the administration
of Mrs. B. K. O'Grady. She ha.
more recently been employed in tn,
N. j. Nelson store at Outlook.
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The members Of. the Sons of Nor
= way lodge held a social meeting a
the Farmer-Labor Temple last Tues
Gay evening. A large crowd attend
ed and very interesting program
was rendered. A vaudeville act pu
on by Mesdames Paske and NewloI
was the sensation of the eveninj
and kept the audience in an uproal
Several vocal selections were rem
> dered which were greatly enioyeC
At midnight a delicious luncheo
was served by the members of tn
Outlook Bench.
. A deal was contaminated last wee
= where J. M. Harris sold his confeC
: tionery and novelty store to Mos
, Marconi, who will take possessio
{ Immediately. Mr.. Harris will leay
as soon as possible for points in tn
e east where he will spend an extende
r vacation visiting friends and rels
o tives. Nose Marconi is well know
h in this city, having been EMPLOYED {
the light plant for a number {
years. He has many friends an
: will no doubt do well in his new q
2, terprise.