The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-07-09

Fred Newgaard spent the week end
in this city visiting Miss Ruth Sven
ming.
Mrs. A. Riba and daughter Marie
are spending the week camping at
Brush Lake.
AL Hansen resumed his duties at
the A. Ingwalson store last Tuesday
after spending a two weeks vaca-
ton at home.
Gust Barner from RAYMOND spent
a few day in Plentywood this week
looking after business matters and
visiting with friends and relatives.
James O'Toole was in town from
his farm last Wednesday afternoon
attending to business matters and do
ing some shopping
The N. L. Nelson, Henry Bamer,
/ VIM. Ator and Jack Bennett fami-
lies spent the Fourth of July pic
nicing in the Marion coulees east of
Plentywood.
Misses Nancy and Katherine Mar
ron and Miss Grace Goodman mot
ored to Brush Lake last Sunday to
spend the day picnicing They at
tended the dance in the evening.
Mabel Foss who is teaching par
ochial school at Dooley spent the
week end in this city visiting her
aunt, Mrs Lillian Paske.
Bill Haas, prosperous farmer from
the Outlook country was attending
to business matters in this city last
7 Tuesday afternoon.
: VIM. Grave, son of f. w. Grave
=. had the misfortune of falling anC
7 spraining his arm last Saturday Will,
t playing ball with some of the neigh
Dor boys.
). Ben Bartz was Here from Lund
t Valley, N. d., to spend the FourtI
= Of July visiting Misses Sarah an,
5. Ann Hansen He returned hom
5 Monday.
5 Roy johnson, of the Johnson Alb
stract Co., of Scobey, spent the wee
i end in this city visiting at the HON
q of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Johnson an
It attending to- business matters.
!, Mrs. Stewart Rose from Great Fall
u is visiting with DR.. and Mrs. w.
Roy and is having her dental wor
y done at the same time.
e Theodore Groseneck, well know
= rancher of Radville, Sask., Canadt
: was in town Saturday with his daugl
~ ter Caroline, who had her tonsils r,
= moved at the clinic by Dr. Steele.
r. G. Tyler, prominent farmer
ii Homestead and formerly Count
~ Commissioner Of Sheridan Count
III H,r-svr-.
~ wood Thursday.
n Percy Neville from Whitefs
40 Montana, came into Plentywood
h the interest eff the Dooley Impleme
- Co, Thursday. He has just return,
~ from a lodge convention in Montre;
i, Quebec.
m Helmer Thoreson, prominent ia
in mer Of Antelope, has installed a b
1v Delco Lighting System. Simon Swa
son, the local agent put in the sy
~ tenn. The plant will be large enouj
av The Welliver Club ladies met at t
~ VOight school Wednesday, June 80.
&C. very successful meeting was held a
/, basket making was the order of t
! day. After the baskets were ma
:. luncgh was served to all. Miss Lin
IN Hall instructed the children in .bask
-, weaving.
in For the past two weeks B. E. SO
Of Lake Park, Sask., has been visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. g. M. Lund of Il
ne city. Mr.. Sole is an uncle of M
'If Lund and is sc years Of age. Mr.. a
III Mrs. Lund drove him back to his hOl
' nS and spent the Fourth with him
VI Lake Park.
Vernon ID. Brooks Of the Peters
- Hardware Company is just in rece
III! u! of a check from the A. o. u. w.
~ surance Company for $11O covert
an his disability claim due to blood pc
lei lei oning. Mr.. Brooks reports his ella
N was mailed to the head office at f
va va go, N. D., July 1st and that a CHI
Ia Ia for the above amount was sent j
by 5th and speaks highly of the A.
u. w. company for its promptn
7ed and reliability. Mr.. Brooks just t,
to out his insurance in this comps
of last March through c. A. Gilroy
9th Plentywood, who is district manaI
es- for Northeastern Montana.
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