The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-04-09

We still have a few good buys in
used cars. Come in and look them
over. Peterson 20. adv
is per cent discount on Menu and
Boys Work and Dress shoes. John.
sons Store. adv
Ask us about our easy payment
plan on the purchase of new Cbev.
rolet or used car. Peterson Co. adv
Dale Fishel was here from Red
stone last Monday He took his babv
boy to Dr. Steele for examination.
The baby had been suffering with
bronchitis for some time but Is bet
ter at this time.
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The members of the Degree If
Honor Lodge met last Tuesday even
ing. A class Of candidates were IN
itiated into the order during the bust
ness session, after which refresh
ments were served and dancing was
enjoyed for a few hours.
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When in town. just drop around
and look over the new Chevrolets.
peterson 20. adv.
II. p. Braddock wa a county seat
visitor from Outlook last Wednesday
afternoon.
Atty. George Cudhie from Scobev
attended To- legal business matters nj
the Clerk of Courts Office and visited
friends last Tuesday
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Banker G. c. Epler of Doolev was
attending to business matters and
hobonbbing with friends in this CITY
last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbett were here
from Redstone to spend SUNDAY via
ting at the home Of their daughter.
Mrs. G. G. Johnson and family
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Nels Thompson and Charles Klisis.
farmers from the Wanso country
were transacting business matters IN
this city last Tuesday afternoon.
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Messrs. Calvin and Harry Richwine
from Medicine Lake were ATTENDING
to business matters at the courl
house last Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs. A. l.. Desonia of Daleview was
attending to business matters and
dong some shopping in this city last
Wednesday afternoon
Ralph Thompson, farmer from the
Outlook country, was attending To
business matters in this city last
Monday
Grant Blackwell, attorney from
Medicine Lake, attended law and
motion day at the court house in
this city last Tuesday
VIM. Hass of the Outlook country
was circulating about amonpst bis
friends IN Plentywo0d Lass Wednes-
day
George F. Mildly was i'm from Mid
by last Monday afternoon. attending
to business matters at the COUNTY
seat ''''
A. }. A. Johnson Of Outlook waa
transacting business matters and Wis
iting with friends in this cit,, laat
Friday afternoon.
Frank Marsh, farmer from the
Dooley county and Horace Rolaler
from the same vicinity were in town
TINS week having seed cleaned and
ieed ground at the Plentywood mill
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Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Andersen and
Lester and Edith were IN the
county capital from Reserve few
hours last Tuesday afternoon, visit
ing with the Misses Sarah and Ann
Hansen and doing some shopping.
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Messrs. J. P. Olson and Jacob Pet
ersen, farmers from the Dapmnr
country, were attending TO business
matters at the county metropolis last
tuesday afternoon.
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A. X. Rice, prominent Reserve citi-
zen, was transacting business mat
Jers at the court house and visiting
with friends a few hours last Tues.
lay afternoon.
Carl Bull of the Farmers and Mer-
chants State Bank spent coupla az
lays first Of the week ATTENDING Ia
business matters in the Navajo and
Redstone country.
y. F. Benson, farmer from the
northwest bench was trangactinp
here last Wednesday after.
noon. Mr.. Benson exchanged a load
Of wheat for flour at the local mill
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VIM. H. Quitmeyer and son T,awr-
ence were here from their farm IN
The Dagmar country last Tuesday az
Iernoon to attend Law and Motion
lay in district court
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christiansop
from the Dagmar country were trana-
acting business matters and viaiting
with friends in the county capitai
asst Monday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Neils p. Madsen went
% Dagmar last Saturday evening to
attend a meeting of the Progressive
FARMERS held at the Danish Rrotber-
hood Hall at that place. From there
they went to the home Of Mr. Mad |
sens brother, Morris Madsen whore
they spent Easter Sunday.
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