The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-07-02
THE PRODUCERS NEWS

Chas. E. Taylor of the Producers
News has been i'll with tonsilitis this
week.
Peter Fiske, farmer from east of
town was looking after business
matters in this city Wednesday.
Chas. Seaberg from the Outlook
territory was a business visitor at
the county seat first of the week.
Art Jackson was in town from his
farm in he Westby country last Mon
day on a short business trip.
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P. G. Anderson one of Westbv,s
prominent citizens was attending to
business matters at the county seat
Saturday.
/ Clerk of Court Dan Olson made a
business trip to Westby Saturday af-
ternoon, returning home the same
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folmer Christensen
from Dagmar were attending to bus
mess matters and doing some shop
ping in this city last Thursday.
The Marsh Evangelical Ladies Aid
will meet at the home of Mrs. J. p.
Moore at Raymond, Thursday after
noon, July 9Th, 1926.
Everybody welcome 1926.
Miss Emma HOLMAN returned
. first of the week from Minnesota
/ and North Dakota points where she
: had paid an extended visit to old
time friends and relatives.
r Andrew LELAND, one Of the old
timers from the Outlook country was
/ in this city last Wednesday attend
ing to business matters and having
some dental work done.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Raab came up
+. from Medicine Lake last Sunday to
spend the day visiting with friends
and relatives. They attended the Lu-
e theran Church convention held in the
: Farmer-Labor Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Anderson were
d in from their farms in the Dagmal
y country last Monday afternoon, tt
take out hail insurance, and incident
ally spend a few hours visiting at the
: Andrew Hansen home.
: The members of the Boy Scouts
left Tuesday for Brush Lake wher,
they will spend the next ten day!
S enjoying camp life, swimming anC
IS boating. They were accompanied b!
Rev. Boone.
:, Mrs. Herbert Grant of Redston
IS was in Plentywood, Wednesday, las
s week. From here she went to Out
cookbook where she had her tonsil
removed at the Outlook hospital
:. - DR.. Steele performed the operation
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. Flaten left Monda
for their home at MinOt, N. D., afte
: having spent the past 10 days in thi
&c e city visiting at the home of Mr.. Flat
= ems sister, Mrs, Fred Ibsen an
family.
/ U. G. Farmhouse, one of the promi
- - nent farmers from the ComertOw
= country was attending to bushes
, matters in this city last Tuesday. M
D Farmhouse paid the News office
pleasant call.
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t. Mrs. J. Debing and daughter b
n atrice left last week for points
Of Minnesota where they will spend tn
n- summer months visiting with rels
d. tives. Mrs. Debing just closed SUI
cessful term on school at Redstcne.
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= Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hansel
q Mrs. Henry Timerman and Miss Ey
= Chapman went to Medicine Lake la
81 Sunday afternoon, the ladies spent tt
q time visiting while Andrew looked a
~ ter some of his farming interests
q that section.
g Joe Mccain came first of the wee
81 from Fairview, this state, where
"a has charge of garage. The Nj
~ Cam family will move to Fairvie
81 to make their home in the near f
"a ture. Mr.. Mccain has been emplo,
q ed in Ray Lang's garage for t.
81 past year.
81 Jack Reuter- and family left Mo
81 dav for Yellowstone park after ha
81 ing spent a week in tins city visi
Fl ing at the Casper Reuter- hon
e They are making the trip by car al
IS expect to return to their home
- Nebraska after months visit
ri the west.
u Mr.. and Mrs. John Sarrels were
e town from their farm in the Come
81 town country last Saturday aftt
81 noon on a short shopping trip, tn
~ went to Reserve from here whe
IS they attended the annual meeting
81 the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurar
al company.
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