The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-01-15
Fresh frozen fish at Forman's Meat
Market. 4I-t1-adv

VI q HAAStA 49,
Mrs. Lillian Paske accepted q nosi-
ton in the County Assessors 6fico
starting her work last Tuesday.
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J. C. O'Keefe from Minneanolis
spent a few days in Plentywood tbiS
week attending to business matters.
We have cut the price again on
Mems overcoats, leather vests and
blankets. Come in and get our nric C,a.s
D. A JOHNoON .; adv
Nels Olson and daughter, Ruth
were in town from the Northwest
Plentywood Bench Tuesday ATTENDING
to business matters and shopping.
Mrs. Frank Fishbeck and babv how
left the hospital last Wednee5sI
They will make their home at the +
G. Fishbeck residence.
A. E. Eberstine from Butte has
spent few days in Plentywood This
week, being called as a witness in the
Huffman case.
A. Hardness was in brentwood q
few days this week from MINNEAPOLIS.
being called as a witness on the Har,
ry Huffman case.
w. w. Tony, petroleum geologist
came Thursday from Shelby. He will
spend few days in this CITY attend
ing to business matters in Connection
with the Red Top Oil and Gas Co.
VIM. Tobin, one of the prosperous
farmers of the Outlook country. was
transacting business and calling on
friends at the county seat last Tues
day afternoon.
Pete Kisler was in town from his
farm on the reservation last Thurs
day, having a load of seed wheat
cleaned at the Plentywood Milling
Co.
Levy Paul was in town from his
home in the Redstone country a few
days first of the week visiting at the
home of his son, Judge Paul, and
family.
We will give a 10 per cent discount
on all cash sales on percales, ging-
hams, cretonnes, outings, tOwelings
and muslins, commencing Saturday,
January 9th and continuing for is
days. J. A. JOHNSON'S. adv.
Mrs. Ostby gave a musical recital
at her home last Tuesday evening, her
piOna pupils took part and their mar
ents were invited. After the recital
luncheon was served anG a social hour
was enjoyed.
Mrs. VIM. Morey was taken to the
Sheridan County Memorial Hospital
Monday, suffering from an attack OF
appendicitis. She underwent an CDer-
alton the same day and is getting
along nicely at this time.
Theodore Hansen from Grenora, N.
D., spent a few days in Fleetwood
this week attending to business mat
ters and visiting at the Andrew Han
sen home. Ted is employed with the
Westland Oil Co. at Grenora.
Miss Ruth Brompton left last week
for Miles City where she is employed
after having spent her two weeks
vacation at the home OF her parents
and many old time friends in Plenty
wood.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hanke were in
town from the farm in the Dagmal
country last Tuesday attending to
business matters at the court house
shopping and visiting with friends.
n. K. MarkusOn, from Medicine
Lake spent Monday and Tuesday at
tending to business matters at the
court house and visiting with friends
in the county seat.
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Andrew Hansen went to Reserve
last Sunday to spend the day visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Han!
I Andersen and looking after bushes:
] interests he was accompanied by M!
brother, Theodore who left that da!
for his home at GrenOra.
Miss Blanch Callister left last weel
I for Albert Lee, Minnesota after hav
ing spent few weeks in this city
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Callister Miss Callister /;
teaching at Albert Lee.
Mrs. Myrtle Donaldson entertained
the members of the Wednesda!
Bridge Club at her home this week
-Four tables played and high score
honor was awarded to Mrs. Blaine
( Dean. Miss Catherine McNulty re
ceived consolation prize. An Elk
cellent luncheon was served by thu
| hostess at eleven o'clock.
L. E. Helm. local fire chief, hell
drill at the school house last week
J Mr.. Helm reports that the student
1 did excellent work and that the hous'
! was completely vacated IN exactl.
81 seconds after the alarm wa
! sounded. He also stated that TIM
1 was the best record ever made by tn
! local school within several seconds.
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Il. Sather. of Westby, was il
! Plentywocd Wednesday last week at
tending to business matters and visit
4 ing with old time friends. Mr.. Sathe
j is one of the old pioneers in the West
bv country, and had hosts of friend
4 in this community. He left Thursda,
. for Alexandria, Minnesota, where h
7 has business interests which he vii
4 spend some time attending to and In
3 cidentallv visit old friends at differ
! ent points in that state. He will re
turn in the spring.
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It is interesting to have the repor
4 that over $50. 100000 was RENTED t
] the u. s. Land Office through th
I First National Bank of Reserve, a
& pavments on reservation lands. 1t
z further reported that about the sam
4 amount was paid through this Ban
1 in liquidation and payment OF mrs