The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-05-28


John Series from the Comerown
country spent a few days in town
first Of the week attending to bust
ness matters.
1 Years Free Service on all tires
adv.-6-St TIRE SHOP.
Mrs. VIM. Ator and daughter Doro-
thy were in town from their farm IN
the Antelope country last SATURDAY
afternoon on a shopping tour.
Lauritz Jensen, Antelope is the
new Watkins Dealer in Sheridan
county. He will call on you regular
lily. adv. 8-tf
Thomas Brockley from the Conner
town country, was attending tn legal
business matters and visiting with
friends here first of the week.
Another shipment of those oood
looking dresses at $3.50. Johnson,s
Store. adv,
Mrs. M. P. Ostby will present her
Antelope piano pupils in a recital at
the Congregational church in Ante
! lope Thursday evening, June 3rd. at
eight o'clock. An invitation i ewe
tended to the public, to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Emerson from,
Williston were here Sunday to visit
with some of their MANY old tirne
friends and attend the ball game at
Brush Lake.
Miss Myrtle Donaldson entertained
a few friends at the City Cafe last
Wednesday evening at six O'Clock
dinner. The table was laid for eigbt,
complimentary to Mrs. Caroline
Christensen.
! A public auction sale will be held
at the Lindgren home Nav 29tb. to
dispose of their furniture and bousp
hold goods. The sale will be held at
2:30 with AuctiOneer Hyde CRYING the
sale.
Miss Genevieve Myron has taken a
position with the University of Chi
cagO and is leaving for parts in
North Dakota this week. The posi-
! ton was secured by one of the Dis
trict Superintendent, w. T. M. Her
man.
Miss Alice Young accompanied fif-
teen Sunday school students. includ-
ing Mr.. Mitchell's and her own. to
the Richardson picnic grounds near
Antelope last Thursday afternoon,
where they enjoyed real picnic din
ner and weiner roast.
Banker c. B. Bull made a trim TO
the Redstone country last Tuesday to
look after his farming interests.
Dan Campbell, one of the prosper
Gus farmers from the Wolf Creek
country, was attending to business in
this city last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Stevens re-
turned last Monday from Williston,
where they spent a weeks vacation,
visiting at the home of Mrs. Stevens
parents. Mr.. Stevens resumed his
duties at the Miller drug store.
The seventh and eighth grades had
their annual picnic in the Marion
COulees last Wednesday. They left
early in the morning and remained
all day, enjoying weiner roasts and
out of door games. They were &C
companied Y their teachers, Mes
DANES Undhjem and Grandstrand.
Mrs. H. L. Larsen of Antelope en-
tertained seven young ladies from
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six o'clock last Thursday evening.
Those present were: Misses JacBman,
Hyerdahl, Sarah and Ann Hansen,
Maurer, Darkenwal and Ruth Sven
ming.
The members of the Women's Aux
Hilary of the American Legion will
be selling peoples on the streets Sat
urday and Sunday, for which money
will be used for the benefit of wound
ed soldiers at Fort Harrison. These
peoples are made by wounded soldiers
in veterans hospitals.
The De Luxe Beauty Parlor which
will be conducted in connection with
the Hilyard Barber shop will be open
for business Saturday. Mr.. Hilyard
has a very comfortable place for the
ladies who visit his parlOrs and the
lady in charge is said to be an ex-
pert in the art of beauty culture both
as to the face and hair.