The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-06-11


position at Vests Cafe.
Another new lot of dresses at $3.50
at Johnson's Store. adv. !
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A number of the young folks from
Antelope attended the dance hereSat-
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Iindemann and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Hanson of SEQ
hey took in the dance here Saturday
night and the ball game on Sunday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Madsen and
+. Mr.. and Mrs. ViggO Petersen went
to Dagmar Saturday to attend the
5th of June celebration at that place.
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G. J. Knox, representative of the
E. J. Lander Co. of Grand Forks, N.
4 D., has been attending to business
e matters in this city the forepart of
the week.
e Among those spending Sunday in
: PlentywOod were: Ben Void, Ole N.
Void, Nels Olson and Art Iceland
. and families of the Raymond and
= Outlook country.
Quentin Ford arrived from Chicago
Wednesday to visit his moher, Mrs.
: Lena Ford. Quentin has a position
with a radio firm and will have only
two weeks vacation.
I Myrtle Raab, resigned her position
as stenOgrapher in the office of the
county attorney, and left for Medicine
t Lake wher Mr.. Raab is now located,
: to make her future home.
Lois Westby of Westby, who has
1t been spending the week with Ruby
le johnson, returned to her home Sun
day accompanied by Mrs. ]. A.
Johnson and Ruby, who returned the
81 same day.
Joe Mccain left the fore part of
j.. the week for Fairview, this state,
- His family will join him as soon as
y he can find a suitable location.
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ir Otto Donaldson and sons Harold
and Leo and Andrew Donaldson re-
turned Tuesday from Winona, Mimi
fit where they attended the graduation
I'll VI IldIOlOs MIS-. OOlldlQSOil ICllldlllCN
for longer stay with her parents.
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On Harry Crone and family of White
n tail, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crone OF
" Scobey, and George and Brittiar
e. Crone of Radville, Sask., were here
90 the latter part of last week, visiting
~ Miss Emma Crone and taking in the
. rodeo.
or John HOLMAN, and his guests, L
n F. VOllmer and "Dinty' Moore made
~ a trip to Fish Lake, Canada, Friday
III for the purpose of catching SOM
fish. Reliable reports are to the eff
Ir feet, however, that their bill-of-far
ne consisted principally of canned sal
he mon.
- Nels Markuson of Medicine Lake
IN who was in PlentywOod Tuesday re
Nd ports the sale of several cars durin
re the past month. During the past wee
- he delivered Ford cars to Senate
y, Schnitzler of Froid, Ed. Rankin 0
Medicine Lake, X. Kurth of Medicin
err. Lake and P. J. Wallace of Plenty
to wood.
u MIR. and Mrs E. C. Holland LEI
Thursday morning for Seattle
mt Wash, via auto, where they Wi
zen make their future home. Mr.. an
rn- Mrs Holland leave a host of friend
in this city who wish them success
in their new home and that M
nd Hollands health may continue t
IN improve in that climate.
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Among those from Raymond a
tending the ball games here Saturda
eW- and Sunday were: Messrs. and Me-
car danes E. w. Hannah, H. p Niehol
'ecC J. A. Stewart, Joe MCGOWAN, Be,
lex. Heron, James Larter, Adolph How'd
on Carl Hovdy and F. H. Wendt ar
ike Olaf NOrdby.
Jul Mrs. Caroline Christensen ar
grandson, Orville Sederberg, le
con Tuesday for Langley, Minnesota,
;o+ visit the formers daughter, Mr.
a - Chas. Medium. From there, Mr.
~ Christensen will go to Phoenix, Al
IONA, to make her future home wit
son her daughter, Mrs. David McLaug
Suf- lin.
u"S At the meeting of the Americ;
Legion Auxiliary held at the hor
, in of Mrs L. E. Helm on June End, Nh
ling A. o. Opgrande was elected delega
1urt to attend the State Convention of t
American Legion and Auxiliary,
be held at Great Falls on June 1T
left and Anne Hansen was elected alte
join nate delegate.
t to 90
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hansen a
the proud parents of pound ba
lday girl born Monday, June 7, 1926. Tho
gre concerned are doing nicely and it
pas almost needless to say that Andy
the wearing one of those grins Il
h. have been worn by new pappas !
centuries. From now on there is
ager question that there will be one mC
was booster for Plentywood flour.
mess The w. C. T. U. met at the no
of Mrs. A. o. Opgrande on TuesC
- evening. After business matt
GU on were disposed of a program consi
= &c ing of an interesting reading by N
- % Boone, a vocal solo by Sarah HI
L" sen and piano selections by the
tie Misses Marjorie Nelson, Ed
H. Mitchell, Ursula Woellstein and B
80 trice Debing, was enjoyed.
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ltlng Mrs Joe Redmond entertained a
lding tbea+ro marty in honor of Mrs. Ca
line Christianson, Mrs. E. c. He'll;
and Myrtle Raab after which t