The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-23

L. w. Raab from Medicine Lake
spent several days in town this week
attending to business matters and
visiting his wife.
County Attorney Erickson went to
Froid last Tuesday evening to attend
the meeting Of the A. o. U. w. lodge
at that place.
Mrs. Almer Olson was here from
Froid to spend the week end visiting
with friends and doing some shop
ping.
Francis Gormley from Medicine
Lake spent Saturday and Sunday in
this city visiting with friends and
doing some shopping.
]. NJ Harris is seriously i'll at the
Grand View hotel this week. Mr..
Harris is suffering from an attack Of
erysipelas.
Mrs. Hershel Lee was in from the
Welliver country where she is teach
ing school to spend the week end
visiting at the r. T. Lee home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Bull and fami-
ly motored to Redstone last Sunday
to spend the day visiting at the Sher-
ry home. They returned Sunday ev-
ening.
Louis Marsh, farmer from near
Dooley was attending to business
matters in this city last Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Marsh. had a large
load of feed ground at the local mill,
! C. M. and AL. Peterson left Monday
for their old home at Richville, Min
nesota, In response to a telegram
! stating that their mother was serious
Tly i'll. -
Frank Mason and son Chester ar
rived in Plentywood Tuesday evening
/ and will spend some time at the
A. J. Moore and B. E. Luebke homes
in this city.
Miss Ruth Swenning spent the week
end visiting at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. H. L. Larsen and family al
Antelope. She returned home Mon
day.
Mrs. c. G. johnson entertained 9
few friends at her home last Thurs.
day afternoon. Two tables played
bridge for a few hours an da sumptu.
Gus lucheOn was served at five o'clock
George Sunderland, who has spent
the past week in this city attending
to business matters and visiting Will
friends, returned to Williston Sunday
to consult DR.. Jones.
! John Borg, hardware dealer from
Crosby, N. Oak, spent a few days il
Plentywood this week attending t.
business matters and visiting witt
friends.
Misses Ida lessen and EIna Brink
man, teachers from the Dooley coun
try spent the week end in this cit,
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Hans Rasmussen and family.
! George OVERLY of the Antelop
country purchased a new o. K. Cham
pion Tiller from B. E. Luebke of thi
city the fore part of the week and
now tearing up the earth in grea
] shape.
Mrs. Nellie Madden entertained tn
members of the Reading Club at he
home last Thursday afternoon. Luz
cheon was served at one o'clock afte
Q which three tables played bridge ia
: few hours.
Miss Alice Ator left first Of .tI
week for points in Canada where 81
. will spend a few weeks visiting wit
relatives. She expects TO. take
d business course this summer and r,
K main in Canada for some time.
- a 800 t-'
3 The spelling match at the Evange
: zeal church basement resulted in
victory for the country forces. Mar
of the brentwood spoilers were Ill
?. Grouchy at Waterloo. It would ha,
v been better for their side had the
5. followed Butcher as an example.
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= Knute Hendrickson came from Al
= telope first of the week to spend
= few days attending to business ma
4 ters and visiting his brother, Hem
Hendrickson.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Nelson ente
. tanned a few friends at dinner la
% Sunday at three o'clock. They HI
"a as their guests the H. w. Banner al
: Mclean families.
!e Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lang were
Is from their farm in the Flaxvil
country last Tuesday, doing sor
ST shopping and visiting Mrs. Lans
"a parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Manr
q John H. Davis, farmer from t
z reservation, was business visitor
= this city last Thursday afternoon. n
Ii Davis received word that his faith
was seriously i'll.
~ ~ DR.. G. E. Campbell left last Frid
~ for GAINESVILLE Minnesota, to spend
n week visiting his wife and fami
On DR.. Steele is taking care Of his off
No during his absence.