The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-11-12

ROOMS FOR RENT rooms in mod 1
ern home. Mrs. Albert HOLMAN 24tf Y
Found one Montana license plate. 7
No. 73-204. Inquire Producers News. g
Misses Gaby and Palmyr Gooshard
IRON Raymond were visiting with
friends in this city last Sunday.
Masquerade Dance New Years Eve.
December 31st. put on by Degree of
Honor Lodge.-Adv. If.
Ole Kampen, farmer from the
reservation, was attending to BUSH
! ness matters here last Saturday.
A. V. Anker from Outlook was a.,
! tending to business matters and Wis
ltlng friends here last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nickerson and
family were Sunday dinner guests at
the VIM. Hanisch home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sitter, farm
ers from the Dooley country, were
attending to business matters and
visiting friends here last Friday.
Rayon Lingerie is a gift that will
delight the most particular woman.
j Vests csc. Boomers $1.95. A won
derful value. Johnson's Store.-Adv. |
| A. J. A. Johnson from Outlook
. was attending to county seat bust
{ ness matters last Saturday after
, noon.
3 Charles Seaberg, coal baron from
e Outlook, was attending to business
matters and greeting friends here
Il last Monday afternoon.
Z, E. H. Strombo, farmer from south
S Of DOOley, was attending to business
matters and calling on friends here
/ last Tuesday afternoon.
i Harold Hanisch is back at his old
h position as clerk in the depot here,
after being laid up a couple months
N as the result of an operation.
at Albert Cleveland, one of Redstone's
le old timers, was attending to business
matters and renewing acquaintance
rs in Plentywood last Friday.
st Andrew Hansen made a business
ed trip to the Dagmar country last Fri
day in interest of the PlentywOod
g. Milling Co.
he Roy Rue is able to be lack at
nd school again after having Ueen con
fined to his bed for a week with ar
IS. attack of tOnsilitis.
g Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Christensen
ed from the Westby country were here
few days first of the week visiting
ay at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j
ill Onstad and family.
he Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Andersel
were here from Reserve few hour
ere last Friday on their way to the Beck
sv- lund farm sale in the DoOley coun
ing try.
Mrs. Clair Stoner is to have tn
BILE group to her home on Tuesday, Nc
eek vember 23rd to another bridge part
his to which the members are looking fol
ack ward with eager anticipation.
Mrs. R. Burnham from Redstor
nm, spent Friday in this city visiting
ner the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Fe
rn- ris. and her daughter Doris, who
eek, attending high school here.
Mrs. Ralph Hair returned first I
left the week from three weeks tr
lere to Missoula and Great Falls, whe
ing she has been visiting at the nom
9TH of sisters and old time friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Moore al
the family were guests at a sumptuo
seat wild goose dinner at the home
a Mr.. and Mrs. B, E. Luebke last Fl
for day evening.
mill. G.. E. Hendricks, farmer from t
asses south county was attending to bu
ness matters here Wednesday ate
,,,o. noon. He exchanged a load of whe
Of for his winters supply OF flour
and the Plentywood mill
mes John. Helm from the Outlook col
win try was attending TO business III
L.
Monday. He exchanged load
;uo- wheat for flour at the local flt
nner mill.
Mrs Mrs. Charles Hedges and son L
-sixHlie came to Plentywood last 1hu
SEES dav afternoon. Leslie renamed
the local hospital for few days
receive treatment for rupture II
lI I5 DIR. Steele. Mrs. Hedges returned
I laaV her farm in the Antelope coun
W ~ Saturday afternoon.
80 l7lS Harold DeSilva broke his arm
Friday afternoon, while playing "
. number of his school mates he
from a tree and broke the bone
eve tween his elbow and wrist. He
ist of immediately taken to a doctor
dOnt., the hone was set and he is now
PleA- ting along nicely.
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Smith
onioving a visit from Mr.. Smi
only Taot6er this week. Mrs. Smith
been visiting friends and relat
d the on the west coast for some time
Hilary after spending a few days with
After SON Warren and family in this
was will return to her home in Iowa
visit Mrs. Vera Parkhurst Faxon, '
+b1. Grand Matron of the Order
e De Eastern Star Lodge for the stat
mas Montana. arrived last Wedne'
ing at from Billings to pay. PlentyV
owing Cbapter No &C an official visit.
ssages was entertained at the Riba
thah while here.
dance. The Past Matrons of Eastern
IN La Chapter No. 66 entertained y
al Ba- Worthy Matron Vera Parkh1rst
h par on at a banquet at Vests Cafe
fancy Wednesday at six o'clock. !
1890 nresent we're Mesdames Hem :, :;
n sup Nelson. Anna Nelson, Selma +
5 are SON Eta Belanski, Lena Ford
9 So Ilue. After the banquet
Honor 49, 80; went to the Lodge room v
til l @banter was opened at eight o''
Of the After the opening ceremonies
e Greer Grand Worthy Matron gave :, a
64CCA VI clAANA talk.