The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-12-14

nond D0Xer, was Plertywood busi-
ness caller Saturday.
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Make winter driving a pleasure by
using Dura Graigrene Lubricant. It'll
Is not affected by cold weather.
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Mrs. Sarah Schuyler of Scobey,
Daniels county nurse, motored to |
Flenltywood with two girls for ply
steal examination Wednesday. They
returned the same day.
The ten year old son of Geo. Lei
bach of Dooley met with an unfor-
tunate accident Tuesday when he fell
and broke his arm. The young lad
was brought to Plentywood where the
injured arm was set and placed in
cast.
Glycerine and Alcohol for the Ra-
dlator. Tire Shop. adv.
Fred Ibsen returned from SOAP
Lake, Washington Tuesday, where he
had been for several weeks taking
treatments. He reports that he is
very much improved and highly rec
ommends the treatments at the
Washington resort.
Myrtle Donaldson entertained the
Thursday Night bridge club last
Thursday evening at her home and
had three tables in play. Mrs. II. N
Oswald won high honors and Mrs. Ed
Peterson consolation. After the games
delicious lunch was served.
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Miss Margaret Hanisch was hostess
to the members of the Lutheran
church choir at her home Monday ev-
enlng. A dainty lunch was served af.
ter practice. Other invited guests
were the Misses Mary O'Hara, Helgs
Hendrickson and Cora Risa.
Fire broke out at the home of Mrs
Carl Johnson in this city THURSDAY
evening of last week, caused by al
overheated stove. The fire departmen
was called out but the flames had beer
extinguished before their arrival
Very little damage was done.
County Agent E. G. Ferguson, VIII
left for Chicago several days ago t
attend The Livestock and Grain shov
held in that city, was taken i'll on hi
return trip and stopped off at Gran
Forks, N. D., where his parents live
to recuperate for few days.
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Henry Walders, together with sew
. eral other Outlook citizens stopped of
In Plentywood a short time Wednes
Gay while en- route to Reserve an
e Medicine Lake, where they looked al
! ter business in connection with tn
. new Farmers Oil Station recent
= organized at Outlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances McNulty Ell
tertained at 900 O'Clock dinner
honor of Mr.. McNulty's birthday la
, Tuesday evening. The guests wei
: Cora Risa, Kathryn Hovdey, Maurit
Plaisance, Christ Christensen. Aft
n an excellent repast cards were IL
/ diversion of the evening.
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" TRACTOR OWNERS! The Schnit
Ter Corporation at Froid has ju
"A moved into its $4,000 new plant al
+ is equipped to thoroly overhaul ira
IF tors of all makes. Don't let that j
go until spring; run it down to
n now and we will do the rest.
" SCHNITZLER CORPORATION,
as S6-t3 Froid, MOI
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Max Hueth moved in the two-roo
building formerly located at the Ho
n kins mine and located it on the
ny across from the John holman re
rs dence. 1t will be occupied by t
at Kazek family, who have moved
from their country home so that t
90 children may attend the Plentywo
"a schools.
lie Visit st. Paul-The Christmas C
on Dec. 17-18-19-20. Finest Christn
I'd. pageant ever staged in the northwe
Wonderful street decorations, light
nd effects and special Christmas fl
OF works. Unlimited parking privilej
I'd for out of town visitors. Stop
IRE HOTEL JEWELL, II E. 9Th Sire
op- Opposite Court House. Special "a
$1.50 per day for two people. (37-
IKE At the dance to be given by
L. +. OF A. organization New Ye
10 Eve, local Justices of the Peace h
Ter promised to wed any couple wish
Dor to get married free of charge on I
evening at the dance Many ha
on unions are anticipated. The conn
90 tee in charge requests that ii
~ wishing to take advantage CT this !
asS offer notify Dan Olson, manager
a. the hall of their intention.
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