The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-09-10

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Attorney Thos F. Clifford from
Scobey was q business visitor in the
county seat last Wednesday.
DR., E. R. Ehlers from Scobey
transacted business matters. and visit.
ed with friends, here last Wednesday,
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bladder Jensen and
family from Redstone were attending
to business matters and visiting
friends here last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gray and son
from Redstone were here Wednesday
doing some shopping and calling on
friends. -
r. J. COughlin from Scobey was at,
tending to business matters in cOnnec-
ton with the Westland Oil Co., In
this city last Saturday afternoon.
Attorney Thomas M. Koegan from
Scobey spent a few days in Plenty
wood last week attending to legal
business matters at the court house.
A. w. Hanson from Whitehall was
attending to business matters and
visiting with friends in PlentyWood
last Wednesday.
Walter Tripplett, farmer from the
WelleVer country was transacting
business matters in this city couple
of days first of the week.
Miss Stella King was in town from
the farm in the DOoley country last
Wednesday doing some shopping and
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Blaine
Dean and family.
Arnold Olson and Gerald Kelly as.
sisted with the work at the county
agents office last week. They were
preparing exhibits for the State Fair
at Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Paul of Red
stone spent Wednesday in this. city
attending to business matters and
visiting at the home of their son
Judge Paul and family.
Miss Doris Kurtz came last We'd
nesday from Redstone. She will make
her home at the Andrew Hansen. res
idenee and attend high school this
winter.
Mr.. Frank Bucklin and daughter
Mildred from RedstonO spent Sunday
in this city making arrangements fol-
Miss Mildred to attend high school
here this season.
Mrs. A. AslalsOn from Redstono
was doing some shopping and visit
ing with friends here last Wednes
day between trains. e $40 .es'Ha-s =
Mrs. J. C. StOEkans aud children re
turned last Thursday, from Butte
where they haveeFbeens for the. pas
six weeks visiting. at the home o.
Mrs. StOrkan's sister end family,
Ralph Hair left. firRt4Of the WeAl
for Waupeton, and REsckeRridges N
D.; where he will spend AiertWo week
vacation from the5clerk and recorders
office visiting at the homes of rela
tives and friends. s4sags5 s,yi,s,
Jorgen Jorgensen, Chris Heiberl
and Folmer Jensen, farmers from thu
Dagmar country attended to- business
matters at the county seat fiCSta,O.
the week. They alsof spent some
time visiting with friends.
Miss Alice Stoner spent last Wed
nesday and Thursday in this city Wis
iting at the home Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clair Stoner and family
She returned to Wiliston where she
is employed last Friday. a~a..
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Denzer anC
daughter were in town from theii
farm on the reservation near Medi
cine Lake last Thursday attending t.
! business matters and doing some
shopping.
C. C. Peterson arrived here last
Thursday from Minnesota to spend Z
few days attending to business mat
tiers in connection with the A. Ing
watson store. Mr.. Peterson is vice
president of the Ingwalson chain Of
stores.
Leo Garneau left Saturday for Mil
waukee, ending his three weeks here
visiting at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Garneau and fam
lily, as well as scores of friends anC
school mates.
A deal was consummated this weel
whereby VIM. Ertness Of the Two
Tree country purchased the 0. A
Aspelund residence. Mr.. AspelunC
purchased the house belonging to A
c. Friberg.
SCATTER the regular meeting of tn,
Eastern Star chapter last Wednesday
evening refreshments. were served b!
Mrs. Anna Nelson and Mrs. Andrew
Hansen, and "a very pleasant socia
hour was enjoyed. This was the frs
meeting since two months vacation
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