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

Attorney Paul Babcock is bacl, a.
the office again after havina No.
confined to his bed for several osvl
on account of illness.
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Florsheim shoes. 1886 Johnson 8
adv.
Miss Margaret McNulty was amone
the Plentywood people who attended
the home talent PLAY at Doolev last
Monday evening.
Miss Helena Byrd from Outlook
spent Sunday in this citv VISITING "a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Col
Inns and family.
Always the new at our Store al
ways the beautiful. Every dav brir@s
new arrivals to brighten our showing
- 'pi i'e' Johnson store. adv
Mr. and Mrs. G. s. Nelson of tbo
Herald Office were guests Of M and
Mrs. George Koenig at fonr o'elorls
dinner Easter Sunday
George Pierce left first of the week
Tor the reservation with n band az
Peter Marron's sheep. Mr.. Pierce in
tends to remain there ali summer
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Mrs. O. 3. Hoven of Antelope
spent Sunday in this city visiting
with friends and attending the Dro3
grams at the different churches.
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Mrs. Debing, who teaches school at
tedstone has spent the week here nj
hef nome, having a severe attack Of
tonsllitis and being unable to perform
her duties. - -
We have a 1925 Ford Tudor Sedan
with five new Balloon Tires and Ioclr
steering wheel. A bargain AZ the
price we are asking. Act quick. Pot
eiso" company adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Collins and
family from the RAYMOND country
We're. IN town last Sunday to spend
the day visiting at the home of Oa-
car Collins and family
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Miss Sina Arneson returned last
Saturday from her home in The An
telope country where she has been
for the past two weeks visiting at the
home of her parents.
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Here's your chance. A 1921 Over.
land Coupe. Run about 5000 miles
Five good tires and mechanically ner-y
rect. This Is a real buy. Peterson
~ adv.
Miss Stella King was in town from
the farm in the Dooley country ON
a shopping tour She also visited
with her sister, Mrs. Blaine Dean and
family at the T.. p. BelansSi home.
Mrs. Jack Duggan from Antelope
attended Easter services at the 81
Joseph's Catholic church here SUNDAY
She spent the afternoon visiting M
the homes Of friends.
Come in and look over the new
,S.hevrolets. A demonstration M oh
hgation' Peterson Co. adv. I
!, Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Nelson and fam
lily have rented the Anton Kramer
day ''' '''''' - o''
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mann have
accepted positions at Vests Cafe
Mr. Mann will take charge Of fbe
creamery department and Mrs. Mann
will do the cooking.
Mrs. H. w. Barner entertained the
members of the Reading club nj her
home Thursday afternoon. A deli
cious luncheon was served at one
o'clock after which three tables plav-
ed bridge for few hours.
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The members of the Altar societv
put on a public supper in the church
parlors last Wednesday from five
o'clock until all were served. A larpe
crowd turned out to do Justice to the
splendid meal
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Forman epter-
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Decker
from Dooley, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Redmond az tbis
city at dinner last SUNDAY afternoon
After dinner a pleasant time was on
Joyed for a few hours.
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Ernie Ryan, farmer from the Wei
liver country, returned last weelr
from Perham, Minnesota. where bo
has been for the past three months
visiting at the homes Of friende and
relatives. Mr.. Ryan has accepted n
position with the Lang Motor Co
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Miss Anna Hovet was anpointod
deputy Treasurer last wtols To- fiji The
vacancy Of Robert Templeman. for
mer deputy, who resigned last week
MISS WIS Hovet has been employed in the
different offices at the court house fo,
the past several years and is we'll a.
ted for her new work.
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Miss Vern Anderson, teacher From,
the King school spent Saturday and
Sunday in this city doing some sbop-
ping and visiting with friends Mis-
Anderson received word while here
that her sister was seriously in at
Ceylon, SaslS., and left Monday for
that place.
Last Sunday morning the Lutheran
church was packed to capacity and
enjoyed a very interesting Easter pro |
gram, after which the ladies Of the
church served Easter breakfast in
the church parlors. It is estimated
that breakfast was served TO three
hundred people
Robert Templeman resigned his DO
sltion as deputy treasurer last Friday |