The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-02-05


Mrs y. L. Nelson has been confined
to her bed a few days this week with
an attack of la grippe.
s. c. Faaborg of Medicine Lake was
attending to business matters in Plenty
wood last Tuesday afternoon.
n. L. Nelson was here from Bainville
to spend the week end with his family
Mr. Nelson is employed in the Farmers
State Bank at Bainville
\. K. Markuson. Ford man from
Medicine Lake, was a Plentywood bust
ness visitor last Tuesday afternoon He
returned home Wednesday.
Have that ire vulcanized and get
some more miles. Guaranteed.
adv-4O-tf. TIRE SHOP.
Jack Mclean son of Mr.. and Mrs j.
L.. Mclean of this city has been quite
i'll this week but at present is some
better.
The Marsh Evangelical Aid will
meet at the home of Mrs. Charles
Grantham Thursday afternoon, Feb
18th. Everybody welcome.
T. G. Fishbeck returned Wednesday
from Minneapolis where he spent the
past few days on business trip.
Crisp new 32-inch ginghams at 27c.
.JOHNSON'S STORE adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl West had as their
guests at dinner last Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred FOrman and daughter.
Mrs. S. Jacobsen and daughter from
DagmaT spent Saturday in Plentywood
on short business and shopping trip.
Miss Margaret Richardson of Ante
lope spent a few days in PlentywOOd
this week, shopping and visiting friends.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Bromberg last Saturday ut the
county Memorial Hospital
Mrs. James Singleton, of Reserve. was
4T,., oil 1n Ct
day to receive medical treatment.
Rev. Father O'Rourke returned last
Saturday after having spent two weeks
away from the city on his vacation.
Miss Harriet Bull spent the week end
visiting her friend, Miss Grace Sherry
at RedStone.
Editor Sherry of the Redstone Re-
view spent Thursday in this city.
Miss Hannah Johnson and Miss Gina
Stubbans of Medicine Lake were Plenty
wood shoppers last Saturday.
Mrs Robert Gunderson, of Reserve,
spent a few days IN PleniyWooa Ihls
week visiting at the home OF her sister
Mrs. Hans Rasmussen and family and
doing some shopping.
WANTED-TO buy two cars of hogs
from IS pounds up. FRED FOR
MAN MEAT MARKET. 44-t1
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Moe entertained
a few friends at a SumptuOuS dinner
last Sunday afternoon at 300 CLOCK
After dinner a pleasant afternoon ana
evening was spent.
Mrs. Peter Connole of Reserve was
in PlentywOOd last Wednesday to at
tend the Catholic card party and visit
with friends She was accompanied by
Mrs. McGrath of Ceylon, who is spend
ing a week visiting at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Butler of Scobey
spent a few days in Plentywood this
week visiting at the home of Mrs. II.
l.. Calvert and family and attending 70
business matters.
You will have the desire to start
spring sewing at once after you have
seen the many displays of new things
at JOHNSON'S STORE. adv
The members of the Hospital Club
met and elected the following othcerS
for the ensuing year President, Mrs.
Joe Kavon; Vice President Mrs. c. b.
BuII; Secretary Mrs. Forest Goodman;
Treasurer, Mrs. Mollie tombstone.
Carl Johnson and Mrs. Ida Totdahl
were married January 21st at the Evan
gelical parsonage by Rev. Calvert. Both
parties are well known in PlentyWood
and vicinity. Mr.. Johnson is employ
ed at the F'ishbeck Coal Mine
A. NJ Peterson of the Peterson Co.
Hardware is spending the greater part
/ of the week in Minneapolis selecting
/ a supply of furniture which Will be on
display in the new rooms over Peterson
Co. store in the near future.
/ DR.. e. G.. Steele is able TO pe up ana
! around again after having been pa
tient in the local hospital the past ten
/ days with broken bone in his foot.
which he received when he slipped on
! a chunk of ice.
The Degree of Honor Drill team en-
7 tertained at a sumptuous dinner at
/ Vests Cafe last Monday at twelve o.
/ clock in honor Of Mrs. Burton of Will
/ liSton who had been here visiting for
| a few days Dinner was served in four
/ courses and the table was beautifully
/ decorated. Mrs. Burton left on the af-
ternoon train for her home at Williston.
! The following marriage licenses were
/ issued this week: Albert Almberg of
! Archer and Miss Helga Johnson of Sc
/ attic Wash. Bernard Moe of Archer
and Miss Patricia Kehoer of Portland,
! Ore, Martin Olson and Marie Olson,
both of Archer, Clifford Miller and Iva
Burdahl both of PlentywOod, Eldon
( Chapman of Coalridge and Agnes Elm
] gren of Antelope