The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-05-31

P. A. Beverage of Redstone paved
Plentywood visit Tuesday.
Paul Benin left Friday for his home
at Mason City, Iowa.
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Francis Varney left Friday for her
home at Fargo, N. OAK
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Sarah Hansen made business trim
to Minot last Monday.
Adelaide Ordahl left Friday for her
home in North Dakota.
John Eggan of Archer was a bust
ness visitor in town Saturday.
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Ole Void of Outlook transacted
business at the court house Saturday.
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Kathryn HOvdey assisted at the ].
Z. Penney store last Saturday.
Louise Knight Of Redstone spent
the week end with friends in this city.
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Bert Jensen of Redstone was a call
er in Plentywood Monday.
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JEANNE Garneau is assisting at the
West Cafe this week.
G. c. Epler of Williston transacted
business and visited with old time ac-
qualntances in town Thursday.
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Mrs. Hair and son Lee left Tues
day for Great Falls and Missoula for
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Meharry of Out
look were Plentywood shoppers and
business visitors Saturday.
Oscar Wagnild of Outlook was
caller at the county treasurer's of
flee Saturday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob VanHee of Froid
were Plentywood visitors over the
week end.
Ole Aspelund left Saturday for
DraytOn, North Dakota where he will
receive medical treatment.
Mrs. Fairchild of Medicine Lake aE-
rived in the city Monday to spend a
few days attending to business and
visiting with friends.
Gladys Dodge and Helen Crone re-
turned last Monday from near Miles
! City, where they have been teaching
the past nine months.
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D. ]. Olson and family left Satur-
day morning by car for Little Fork,
Mimi, where they plan to make their
future home.
Mrs. Lee, who has been a patient
at Mercy Hospital, Williston, for the
past ten weeks returned to her home
here Wednesday.
Betty Baker and Mary Kimball mo-
tored to Culbertson last Monday eve-
ming from where Miss Kimball left
by train for her home in Missoula.
Miss Kimball will again teach in the
Plentywood schools next year.
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Donald Cady left Saturday morning
for points in North Dakota, where he
expects to visit before going to his
home. Mr.. Cady was a member of
the Plentywood school faculty the past
year.
Joe O'Toole left Monday for his
home in Los Angeles after spending
the past two months visiting with rel
atives and friends in this vicinity. Joe
also put in a crop while here.
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, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hendrickson, Mr..
and Mrs. Hank Hendrickson and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Hanisch were Sun
! day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
{ VIM. Hanisch.
Miss Hazel MacMoran and Miss
Ethel Haugen left Monday for their
e homes in Grand Forks after nine
e months term of teaching in the loca
t schools. Their friends hope to see
them return next fall.
The Misses Minnie Dyste and Arnf
s Niaa left Saturday for Grand Forks
e where they will visit before contlnu
ing their journey home. Their man!
friends are looking forward to mex
n autumn when the two girls will again
}, resume their teaching duties in Plen
d tywood schools.
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A supper will be served to Tn
It public in the basement of the Buth
} eran church on Thursday, June OIL
n Serving will begin at five O'CLOCK
ID Hostesses are Mesdames Lars John
son, Zimmerman, Undhjem and Red
mond.
re During the next few months we an
n going to tell you about the Invent
c. Million Dollar improvement program
now being started in st. Paul, mos
of which is within two blocks of Hot
Jewell, II f 9TH Street, a good pla9
! to stop.
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DIR. and Mrs. Gustafson, Mr.. az
Mrs. Ed. Koser, Mr.. and mrs. DO 90
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