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


Mrs. G. S. Nelson mOtOred to Dooley |
last Wednesday afternoon.
The Misses Sarah and Ann Hansen
motored to Brush Lake last Sunday. |
They were accompanied by Ben Bartz
of Lunds Valley, n. d.
For Sale-Cheap if taken at once,
good 31a inch Studebaker wagon with !
125 bushel grain tank, just like new.
Peterson Company. 12tf
Miss Anna Hovat CT the treasurer's
office spent Monday and Tuesday of
this week visiting her parents on the
farm in the Antelope country.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Golf and family
from Antelope spent Sunday in this
city visiting at the home of Mrs. Hen
ry Zimmerman and family.
w. d. Dooley from Dooley was at
tending to business matters and shak-
ing hands with old time friends in
the city last Wednesday afternoon.
June, 6-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Peterson of this
city, had her tOnsils removed at the
clinic Tuesday by DIR. Steele.
Lauritz Jensen, Antelope is the
new Watkins Dealer in Sheridan
county. He will call on you regular
ly. adv. 8-tf
Christ Christensen of the County
Assessors Office spent Sunday visiting
his parents in the Dagmar country.
Het motored to Wolf Point Monday
to take in the celebration at that
place.
= S. P. Adams and daughter, Mrs.
!. Esther Lougheed, arrived here last
! Tuesday from Oneonta, ~ Y, on &C
count of the devath of Mrs. Adams
i, They will remain here few weeks
! listing at the homes of Jess Adams
: and Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Curtin.
o Mrs. S. J. Rose arrived first OF
the week from Great Falls to spenC
a few days in this city visiting al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Roy
While here she also will have some
), dental work done.
! Mrs. Ray Lang and Mrs. Henri!
Zimmerman motQred to Brush LAX
a Sunday to spend the day picnicinl
- and swimming. They were accOmpan
. led home by Frank Zimmerman wh'
y has been encamped at Brush LAX
- with the Boy Scouts for the past te
: days.
The Degree of Honor will hol
= their annual picnic at the Harderse
N Coulee, northeast of Archer, on Sun
II dav. july 18th. All members an
- families and friends are cordially in
= vited to attend and participate in tn
y. days frolic. Everybody bring lunch
County Attorney Erickson went t
=. Culbertson last Thursday aftenOO
Nv to meet his sister, Mrs. Joe Nall
al who arrived on the Great Norther
vi and will spend the coming month j
- this city. She was accompanied b
" her two children, Joan and Wandel.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hansen an
family and Miss Eva Chapman mo
=. ored to Carlyle Lake last Saturda
~ to spend few days swimming, boa
VII ing etc. They returned home Tue'
n day and reported an excellent trip
nj County Attorney Erickson n
av Sheriff Rodney Salisbury left Thur
10 day for Wolf Point where they Wi
testify as witnesses in the Schlop
!. murder case which is being tried
=. court at that place this week.
IL Beyril Pierce accompanied Il
ev Misses Ellen Lundgren, Kitty Lyme
80 and Helga Hendrickson to WO
on Point last Saturday where they spel
q few days taking in the Fourth
July celebration. They returned hon
Tuesday afternoon.
81 Miss Dotty Telegraph and Frar
az Dillon of Scobey spent Sunday
~, this city visiting Miss Ann and Sar;
he Hansen. Miss Telegraph was on h
,ne way home to ScObey from MinOt,
or D., where she spent a two weeks v
~ cation visiting with friends and rel
w tives. She was met in Plentywood
-, Mr.. Dillon.
~. .,' Clarence an. d Ethel Carney arriv
~. here last Saturday from Glasgow
~, spend a few days visiting some
'JSy their many old time friends. 30
% Clarence and Ethel are old time RI
a. idents of Plentywood and are recei
. - ing greetings from a host of schC
mates and friends, From here tn
will spend a few days with friends
re- Williston after which Ethel will
at turn to her home at Minneapolis a
TWO Clarence to Glasgow where he is {
Dy gagged in the barber business.
re- Mrs. Jack Duggan of this city we
lei to Antelope last Thursday to ate
III party given in honor Of Mrs. H.
eIn Larsen by the members of the An
e "a lope Welfare club. A large numI
oO of members were present and the I'll
star was spent at visiting and a stump
q Gus luncheon furnished by the que
ed was served at five o'clock. Mrs. l.
oms sen was presented with a beauti
lar piece of silver as a token Of RENE
en- brance from her Antelope frie1
The The Larsen's will leave in the n
tut future for Amegard, N. d., VIII
and Mr.. Larsen will be engaged in
a Farmers Elevator at that place.
anu The many friends of Francis M
III den were very pleasantly surpri
when he arrived here last Mon,
ana accompanied by his bride, Elijah
two Lucy. The young couple were mari
thet last Saturday at the brides home
rela- st. Paul and will spend a short hon
My moon here at the home of Fran
polls mother, Mrs. n f. Madden Fral
Mrs. is a product of the PlentywoOd H
trip School. attended the University
get Minnesota from which he gradua
will two years ago. Since that time
very has been serving his senior int
ship at st. Louis, and is now a
Miss Pledged M. d. He will enter
Port staff of the Northern Pacific hosp
been at ST. Paul on July 10, and for
the reason his visit here will be sh
Mr.. which is regretted by his many SCI
sgon, mates and friends among whom
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