The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-02-19


Miss Wolgast of Minot, N. d. is
assisting at the Plentywood hospital
as night nurse.
Mrs. NJ. p. Ostby has been confined
to her home several days this week
on account of illness.
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J. w. Esval from Scobey made a
business trip to Plentywood last Fri
day, returning home Saturday.
Miss Emma HOLMAN and her M
pills went to Scobey Thursday Cven-
ing to put on a recital at that place.
VIM. Johnson of Dagmar was a
business visitor in this city last Mon
day afternoon.
H. 0. Schulz of Poplar was attend
ing to business matters in this CITY
last Friday and Saturday
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The baby boy Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. f..
Pellan is seriously i'll this week with
an attack of bronchial pneumonia.
VIM. f.. Pierce and Cecil, Johnson
made a business trip to Froid last
Wednesday afternoon, returning home
the same day.
! Mrs. Joseph MCGOWAN was here
from Raymond last Tuesday doing
some shopping and visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Garner of the local
telephone office.
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Judge S. +. Paul and Court Re
porter KOser went to Wolf Point Mon
day, where a terms Of court will be
held beginning February 10th.
James Johnson was here from the
Dagmar country last Tuesday attend;
ing to l2ial business matters at tbs
court EOu6y.
Berthe Nelson arrived first of the
week frcm Flaxton, N d., TO spend {
few DAYS in this city visiting hi.
brother, N. l.. Nelson and family.
Misses Helga Hendrickson, X tt,
Lynch and Ellen Lundgren spent IN,
, week end as guests at Katherine Mar
ron on the ranch home east Of town
= Oscar Opgrande returned Wednes
day from Poplar where he has spen
[ several days attending to business
! matters.
Sheriff Salisbury made trips t.
Westby, McElroy and ComertOwl
! this week attending to official bust
Y ness.
. e. II. Strombo of Comertown spen
: Thursday and Friday attending t
business matters and visiting wit
4 friends in this city.
a Otto Sorenson was among the Out
+. look citizens attending to bushes
r matters in this city last Thursday an
Friday.
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k Cretonnes are here. Get yours Will
= the selection is good If we haven
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d Johnson's Store. adj
r.. r. Belanski has been busy thi
p week painting and decorating the ne
, hall adjoining the Masonic hall in I'll
| Peterson building, which will be use
| for entertainments by the Masons an
| Stars.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. Tutsrayan wei
here from Archer last Saturday ever
ing to attend the Valentine dance
the Orpheum put on by the Women
| Auxiliary Of the American Legion.
| Ed Powers from Medicine Lal
was attending to business matte
here and visiting at the homes
friends last Wednesday betwe'
trains.
st. PatriclIs Dance at Orpheu
Theatre given for benefit of Sheridi
County Memorial hospital. Tickle
$1.1O. Lots go and help go
cause. ao
ATTY. Paul Babcock left Wednesd
foe Wolf Point where he has sor
cases 20 be tried in cOa,t. FRI
there he will &c to Sidney where
has some legal business.
Joe Arnehlev, Mrs. lingo Amekl
and John H. Thoreson were here fr'
Antelope last Monday to spend a f
hours attending TO business matte
and visiting with friends.
Mesdames S. Cornelius, Jack VIII
and r.. r. Hansen were here FRI
1 AAtuSLOut ldAA uNoNetg W obSAi'A q 4
hours visiting with Mr.. Hansen "
is a patient in the local hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Singlet
from west of Reserve came to Pl
tywood last Wednesday to visit M
Ethel Singleton who is a patient
the local hospital
George Bell of the Quitmeyer P
cinct was attending to business m
tiers and visiting with friends at
Producers News Office in this city
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Rasmussen
tertained the Viggo Petersen, n
Madsen families and Melvin Iron
at six o'clock dinner at their ne
last Sunday afternoon. After din
cards were enjoyed for a few hou
Mrs. Ray Lang received word
of the week that her father was s
ously i'll at his home at Austin, M
Mrs. Lang left Immediately for
place.
Miss Maud Sherry left Tuesday
home at RedstOne where she
spend a few days with her pare
Miss Sherry was not feeling
enough to attend school and thou
it best to be at home.
Mrs. Ralph Dinehart returned
her home at st. Paul last Monday