The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-08-20

this week. ~ ne" mousse
A snap on a two-row corn cu1+ivo
tor. Peterson Co. '' 1o il
Art LANCER is the owner of nau,
Ford coupe purchased this week from, !
Lang's Ford Garage. 0A o'ii
Just in-A new lot of Enole,s
prints at JohnsOn's store.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ ReinIasoder
spent Monday evening visiting at fbal
Heppner home in the Dooley country.
Store open from 6 a. m. to 10 q. M
every day in the week, SUNDAYS in
cluded. Peterson Co.-Adv. -
Peter Marion and Forrest Goodman
left Monday for Glasgow. where thew
are going to buy some sheep.
The Andrew Hansen residence re-
celVed a new coat of paint this week
/ MeSsrs. Stow and Peach did the
kork. -O 'i'0
Truck tires that are guaranteed
! lire Shop.-Adv. 2O-4t.
Mrs. Carl West is a good deal bet
ter this week. She has been suffering
from a severe attack of tonsilitis and
quinzie for some time.
Martin Nelson of the Peterson
Hardware Co., installed pipeless
furnace in the new school house of
Antelope district Y this week.
Attorney Harlow Pease from Butte
was attending to legal bushes mat
tiers at the court house in this citv
a few days this week.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. B. B. Streepy at Medicine Lake
last Tuesday evening. Mother and
baby are getting along nicely.
Miss Gertrude Reuter- has been abb
sent from her duties at Vests Cafe
few days this week on account OF
an attack of tonsilitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Collins left for
their home in Boston, Mass, last
Wednesday, after having spent the
past two weeks here visiting Mrs.
Collins parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Palubich and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Palubicki and
family were dinner guests at the John
Palubich home last Monday at six
o'clock.
Mrs. Estas and children returned
first Of the week from points in Min
nesota where they have been for the
past two weeks visiting with friends
and relatives.
Miss Julia Palubicki left Wednes-
day for Fargo, where she is taking
nurses training. She has been visit
ing her parents here for the past two
weeks, as well as a host of cid time
friends and school mates
Attorney George Cudhie from SEQ
hey was attending to legal business
matters and visiting with friends in
this city Wednesday and Thursday
of this week
The members of the Altar Society
served public supper to a large crowd
at the church parlors last Wednes-
day afternoon and evening. A large
crowd was there to partake of the
splendid eats.
For the benefit eff the farmers and
threshers, our store will be open ev-
cry evening and Sunday during the
busy fall season. Prompt and careful
attention given to telephone and mail
orders. Let US serve you. Peterson
Company.-Adv.
Ed. Koser accompanied his wife
and daughter Marjorie to Medicine
Lake last Saturday where they re-
NAMED with Mrs. Kaser's parents I'M
til their house was fumigated. Mar
jorie has been quarantined with scar
let fever.
News has just leaked out that Ray
, Robinson of Daleview and Mia Han
isch of Plentywood were married at
Glasgow, June 20, at the Congrega-
tional parsonage. Rev. Chas. G. Mill
er officiating.
: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Minor from
Kenmare, N. D., were here a few days
this week attending to legal business
matters and visiting with friends.
H. o. Stenhjem came down from
Scobev first of the week to assist
with the work at Peterson's Hard
ware store for a few weeks. Mr.. Stem
hiem is employed with the same Co:
, at Scobey and will remain there until
= after the rush season is over.
Bert Thoreson and Chas. E. Taylor
: returned last Saturday from Mime
apolis where they have spent a few
davs attending to business matters
They were accompanied home, oy
4 Mrs. Taylor and children who have
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Y They made the trip by car.
f Mrs. J. A. Davis from Scobey spent
e a few days in Plentywood this week
visiting with some of her old time
s friends. From here she went to Out
= look to visit her sen George, ano
S family, She will also spend some
). time at the J. H. Davis home on the
: reservation before returning to hel
home at ScObey.
t Mrs. Palubicld entertained few
S Young people at her home last Tues
= dav evening in honor of her daughters
r Mary Julia, Elnora and Rose. The
g time was spent at playing games
dancing and sumptuous luncheon. Tn,
Il Girls who are all attending schools a
o different points in the U. S., are a
3 home to spend the vacations and vii
: he leaving in the near future TO
n their school duties. Fifteen guest
r we're present, all close friends an'
school mates.