The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-01-28
Local News

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. Mr.. Eggen from Archer was vic
ltor IN Plentywood Friday. 70
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Sport Satin in all colors at 81 25
per gard. Johnson's Store. adv
SURE! Everybody's going to the
u OF d. card party Tuesday even
ing at the FL. Temple. adv.
Iii Holmquist and Harold Savev
We're up from Antelope Friday on
Inc 1927 Hicks Almanacs are now
available at this office at SO cents
each.
Two visitors to brentwood on Sat
urday from Antelope were a M
0rlmslud and A. Anderson.
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Mrs. Jack Gibbons from Reserve
was doing some shopping and visit
ing friends here Wednesday.
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Mrs. Viggo Petersen spent = few
days TINS week visiting friends and
10 eAb LACoClNG ana lJaOnAF.
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Messrs. Carl Hole and Hans Tom
SOS OF deserve were visiting friends
IN Plentywood Monday afternoon,
Professor James Of Outlook was
= PlentywoOd caller Saturday after
noon, meeting with the Library
Board
Nils P. Miller, from Medicine Lake
spent Tuesday in this city attending
TO business matters and having some
dental work done.
Mrs. George Andersen from Re
serve was doing shopping and visit.
ing in PlentywooG Saturday after
noon.
COME! Show your skill at the D.
OF Il. public card party Tuesday ev-
enlng, Feb. list. Take home the prize.
Mrs. 7. w. Greer spent the great
er part Of the week attending to De-
gree OF Honor business matters in
the main line towns.
- OCCCAC WISHES 10 announce JnaC
during his absence, his office will be
open from 900 to 500 each day,
where collections will be accepted and
appointments made for his return.
H. A. Bisby from Glasgow spent a
few days in Plentywood this week,
attending to business matters in con-
nection with the Mountain States
Telephone Company.
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The Plentywood Lutheran Ladies
Aid will be entertained Thursday,
February 3rd, at the church parlors
by Mesdames K. 0. Carlson, J. A.
Johnson, c. G. Christensen and Jack
Kjelstrup. Everybody is invited.
The members of the Commercial
Club met last Tuesday evening. Ow-
ing to the fact that a quorum was
not present, the meeting could not
be called to order and the matter of
electing officers will be held at
their next meeting. The members OIL
the Commercial Club will have a ban
quet at their first meeting in Feb
ruary and several matters of import
ance will be discussed.
Mrs. Frank Lasher of Havre, who
formerly homesteaded in Sheridan
county with her husband, has been in
Plentywood for the last week, visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Fad
ness on their ranch. Mrs. Fadness'
two children have been seriously i'll
with bronchitis, but the last few DAYS
have brought them we'll on their way
to recovery. Mrs. Lasher9 left Plen-
tywood for her home Tuesday, taking
with her one Of her grandchildren,
Betty Lou.
The members of the Civic Better
ment Club are putting on a vigorous
drive for membership. The organi-
zatlon now boasts of almost fifty
members consisting. of Plentywood's
heaviest taxpayers. All people who
are interested in lettering city con-
ditiOns and making Plentywood a
more attractive town to live in are
urged to place their name on the
membership lists which are being
circulated around town this week by
some of the members. After an ade-
quate ladies' rest room has been sup
piled. The matter of a nicely equip
neC tourist park will be given atten-
ton, as well as some extensive city
advertising in the line of road signs,
etc. The Club is composed of some
real ego getters" and they feel con-
fident that the Plentywood business
men who have the welfare of the
town at heart will be more than glad