The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-05-14

Mrs. Carl Bull spent Wednesday
visiting at the home of Mrs. Peter
Marion OH the farm.
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VIM. Davis and Harry Shook from
Scobey spent several days in town
this week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Murphy were
here from ScObey to spend the week
end visiting with friends.
Is per cent discount on all mems
and boys shoes and oxfords. John
sons store. adv.
Fred Nugaard from Medicine Lake
spent the week end in this city Wis
iting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson from
Medicine Lake were business visitors
in PlentywOod last Thursday.
Miss Olive Longacre and Miss
Thelma Wuest left Tuesday for Mis-
soula where Miss LOngacre will take
part IN the state debating contest.
Sooner or later you'll get a De-
Laval. Why not now?
adv. PETERSON co.
Attorney Mapes of Helena spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Plenty
wood transacting legal business at
the court house.
Mrs. Caroline Christensen spent
Monday afternoon visiting Mrs. Pet
er Marion at her ranch home east of
town.
Remember the 18th of May dance
at the Farmer-Labor Temple next
Monday night. Everybody will be
there.
Sam Mickey from Columbus, N. D.,
spent few days in this city this
week attending to business matters
and renewing old acquaitnances.
F. R. Decker and Hans Stenseth
were here from DOOley last Tuesday
attending to county seat business
matters and calling on friends.
Mrs. Fred Christensen was in
the county metropolis from the Dag
mare country last Thursday after
noon on a shopping tour.
Mrs. Henry Henke from the Dag
mar country was a PlentywOod shop
per last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Higgins were
here from Medicine Lake last Satur-
day evening to attend the dance at
the Farmer Labor Temple.
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Oscar Doe and Marin Homme were
here from Outlook last Tuesday even
ing to attend the social meeting OF
the Sons of Norway at the Farmer
Labor Temple.
Attorney Paul Babcock returned
first of the week from Fessenden, N
D., where he has spent the past sew
eral days attending to legal business
matters.
Attorney Howard M. Lewis return
ed last Monday from Washington, D
c., where he went a few days age
as a delegate from Montana to at
tend the American Institute.
Miss Olive Nicholson, who teache.
school at Raymond, spent the week
end in this city. She attended the
dance at the Farmer-LabOr TEMPT,
Saturday evening.
Roy Johnson was here from SEQ
hey to spend the week end ATTENDING
to business matters and visiting a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. John
son in this city.
John Series was in town from hi
farm in the Comertown country las
Wednesday attending to bushes
matters and visited with friends her
first of the week.
Misses Martha Petersen and Susi
Legge where here from the Dagma
country first of the week dom
some shopping and visiting wit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Peterson re
turned last Friday from RichviIl,
Mimi, where they were called thre
weeks ago on account of the Hines
of Mr.. PetersOn's mother, who
much better at this time.
Marion Mitchell left Sunday fc
MissOula, this state, where he wi
I; take part in the State track meet /
! be held at that place. The track met
is for all the high schools in til
state.
Z We have a late model ChevrOl,
( Roadster. run less than 5000 mile
9 that we are offering at a big di
I count. If you are in the market f,
new car at a used car price, g,
I in on this. Peterson Co. AID
S o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lee of Ant
lOpe were attending to business ma
v tiers and doing some shopping in tn
n city last Friday afternoon. Mr.. L,
y purchased a load of seed oats fro
) the Plentywood Milling Co.
. Henry Goodman was down fro
n Scobey to spend Saturday and Su
day visiting at the home of his pa
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Goodma
= Henry is employed with the Westlal
e vi 20. at Scobey.
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e Mrs. George Pierce entertained
\ few friends at her home last Thur
re day afternoon in honor of MI
n Caroline Christensen. The time W
le spent at sewing and visiting and
delicious luncheon served at 5:
o'clock. The table was laid for eig
r guests. Mrs. Christensen will lea
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