The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-01-01
''YOu can't stand there"

Gus Barner OF Raymond transacted
business here Wednesday afternoon.
George Andersen was here from
reserve Thursday afternoon attend
ing TO business matters.
Edward Bucklin from Redstone was
seen hObnObbing with friends on our
streets one day last week.
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Fred Miller was here from his
farm in the Antelope country last
Tuesday afternoon.
Matt Hovland of Antelope was
transacting business at the county
capital last Tuesday afternoon.
Ray King of near Raymond was
looking after business in the county
metropolis last Thursday.
John Stoner was in Plentvwood
Saturday. from his home near Out
look.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jacobsen were
here from Homestead Wednesday of
last week on shopping tour.
Ole Bjorklund was in from his farm,
north of town last Monday afternoon
transacting business.
David Parker, of the. south country
was a business visitor at the county
seat last Saturday.
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!. Forest Matkin was here from the
ranch in the Redstone country to
spend Christmas at the home of his
parents.
Miss Nora Thompson of the county
agents office, spent the week end with
her parents in the Antelope country
returning Monday morning.
Evert Plaisance left Wednesday fol
Douglas, N. D., where he will spend
a week visiting at the homes OF
friends and relatives. He will return
to PlentywOod after the first of the
year.
Mrs. T. w. Greer entertained Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Nelson and Mrs. H
MOlden at very sumptuous dinner
on Christmas day. Cards were en-.
iOyed for a few hours after dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Larsen and Mr.
and Mrs. Jescse V. Hedges were here
from Antelope last Wednesday eve
ming to attend the regular meeting al
the o. f. S.
Rev. and Mrs. A. r. Boone enter.
tanned the Ostby and Moore families
at a sumptuOus Christmas dinner
after which a very peasant evening
was enjoyed.
Chester Onstad arrived Thursday
from MissOula where he has been at.
tending the university to spend the
holidays at the l.. J. Onstad home
Mr.. and Mrs. Onstad met him al
Bainville
J. H. Voorhees, arrived in the city
Wednesday from Great Falls to spenf
a few days here attending to business
matters. Mr.. Voorhees, is a geologist
and is looking over the oil prospects
in this vicinity.
The millers are busy this week al
the local flour mill, installing a roller
feed mill to take the place of the burr
machine that they have been using
heretofore. They are also installing
an air starter on the engine which
will save some very heavy work.
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Fire Chief l.. f. Helm and L. G
Zeidler went to Medicine Lake las
week where they assisted Medicine
Lake citizens to organize a volunteer
fire department. Medicine Lake has
recently purchased brand new equip
ment. The fire department of that
town will be under the leadership oil
Fire Chief Leo Francis. Both Mr.
Helm and Mr.. Zeidler gave instructive
talks on fighting fires.
The Congregational, Lutheran anC
/ Evangelical churches of this city helC
their Christmas tree and program
last Wednesday evening. This is the
first year that the churches have helC
their entertainments on the. same ev
ening and it proved to be a great sue
cess as all of the members eff the diff,
! ferent organizations were able to at
tend and none of them were as crowd.
ed as usual. Santa Claus appeared tt
distribute the presents and heaps Of
candy and nuts were given to all the
children. The programs showed mark
ed talent and work en- the part of the
Sunday schools.