The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-08-26

1919 discount on all overalls and
work shirts. Johnson's Store.
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FOR SALE-House and lot situ-
ated in Lasater Garden. Arthur A..
Aeoarth. 21-1t
A real money saving sale on Leath-
er Vests, Blazers, Sweaters and Shoes
at JOhnsOn's Store.
Atty. Paul Babcock and DR.. E. G..
Steele attended to business matters
at Medicine Lake Sunday afternoon.
Bert Heron and ]. A. Stewart
from Raymond were attending to
business matters here last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hill were here
from Raymond last Saturday after
noon, doing some shopping and Wis
iting friends.
Clarence Carney arrived here first
of the week from Glasgow to spend
two weeks vacation visiting old
time friends.
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Miss Edna Mayer came first of
the week from Sidney, this state, to
spend few days visiting her sister,
Miss Helen Mayer.
Myrtle Andersen and Soren Rung-
born were here from Dagmar Satur-
day evening to take in apple Sauce"
at the Chautauqua.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobsen who reside
in the old tOwnsite, were surprised bv
a host of friends who drove in from
the Dagmar country to help them
celebrate their 25th wedding anniver-
sary.
Mrs. ]. A. Johnson entertained at
dinner last Tuesday at six o'clock in
honor of Miss Mildred Frisvold.
Twelve guests were present to enjoy
fried chicken and all the good things
that go with it.
Sig Moe came in from the Reserva-
ton where he has been harvesting,
to spend few days with his parents
at Archer and his sister, Mrs. Ida
Newton in this city, before leaving
for Coster, Montana, where he will
teach school for the coming year.
Mesdames C. w. Petersen and E. /
Miller entertained a few of their
friends at luncheon bridge party
last Wednesday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. Miller. A sumptuous
luncheon was served at one O'Clock
after which bridge was played al
five tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Snyder and two
sons John and Scotty arrived Satur
day of last week from Storm Lake
Iowa at the J. J. Morgan home neal
Archer Mrs. Snyder is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan. They viii
remain through the harvest anC
threshing season.
Little Beatrice Debing stumbled anC
fell into a badger hole and FRACTURED
a bone in her leg last Saturday after
noon during the picnic of the Junior
: Chautauqua members. She was i'm
5 mediately taken to a doctor and tn,
: leg placed in a cast. She is nov
convalescing at her home.
While jumping from coal sheds t,
, empty box cars, Bud Donaldson, youn.
| son of Myrtle Donaldson, suffered
' severe accident. He fell from tn
t roof of the shed, breaking his leg be
tween the knee and the hip. He wa
taken to the hospital, where he vii
t be confined for some five or ST
4 weeks.
q Quentin Ford came last Thursda
/. from Chicago to spend his summe
vacation visiting his mother, Mr.:
: Lena Ford, and brother, Alver6o, a
s well as hosts of friends. Quentin j
r 3 product of Plentywood high schoo
e He went to Chicago three years ag
+ and took up electrical engineerin
and since that time has been employ
ed at very reliable positions.
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a Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Luebke motore
e to Plentywood Sunday and visited Fl
d short time. When they returne
! they took with them their two daugl
ters Alma Mae and Roberta, who hay
been staying at the Moore hon
5. while Mr.. and Mrs. Luebke have bee
d getting settled on their farm Be
t. reports farming as going good ar
e, while the work is somewhat diffe
% ent from the printshop he is great
enjoying it.
ID Cleanliness is impossible whel
n, there are flies or similar disease ca
f. rying household insects. Flies tain
al everything they touch. Infect mil
D. meat, sweets. Transmit thirty diffe
ent diseases. Fly-tox kills flies.
is safe, stainless, sure. Insist on Fl,
m Tox. Fly-Tox is the scientific inse
ID ticide developed at Mellon Institute
al Industrial Research by Rex Felloy
ne ship. Simple instruction on each DO
at tie (blue LABEL for killing AL
household insects. Fly-Tox Fragrant
is a symbol of cleanliness.
> Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Neal arriv
a. q here first of the week to spend sor
! time visiting at the homes of frien
- and relatives of Mrs. Neal, Mr.. a
Mrs Blaine Dean and the King fan
Of ly. Mrs. Neal was formerly Mi
f. Regina King and was raised in PIE
st tywood, attending the high school
ar this city. They have been residing
ad Florida for the past three years
will make their home in the west
the future. Mr.. Neal is a Cover
er ment civil engineer and will perha