The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-07-19
Local Brevities
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Black and
family of Staples, Mimi, arrived
Wednesday to spend a few days
visiting with friends.
Mrs. Bert Torstenson left We'd
nesday for Culbertson, where she
will assist in the telephone office
for week or ten days.
Ed. Koser returned Wednesday
evening from Canada, where he
and Mr.. Brady of Bainville were
fishing for a week.
Saturday, July goth, ends Gam
ble's Formal Opening week. The
last day to secure a 3Ox31a inner
tube at SOC. Gamble stores, II
East Second St., Williston, North
Dakota. adv.
Mrs. Ralph Hair returned from
Great Falls Tuesday where she
visited relatives and friends for
the past several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pierce re-
turned home Saturday from Great
Falls, where Mr.. Pierce has been
attending to business affairs.
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Carl Peterson and son Dick mot
ored to Poplar Wednesday, where
they attended the rodeo. They re-
turned home late Friday night.
Mrs. Emil VOgel of Reserve re-
turned to her home Friday of last
week, after receiving treatment
at the Sheridan Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Moore and
family motored out to the reser-
vation west of Froid last Sunday
to visit at the B. E. Luebke home
Mrs. Robert Wheeler and two
children returned Tuesday from
Nora Springs, Iowa, where she had
been visiting relatives and friends
for a month,
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Madsen re.
turned Friday from Wibaux, Mont.
and other points in the southern
part of the state, where they Wis
tied for a week.
! G. B. Mcmillan, Frank Thinner
man and Randolph Lewis left las
Friday for Canada TO find CAM
ground for the Boy Scouts. The.
returned home Saturday.
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Cora Risa left Sunday for tw
weeks vacation with her parent
at 500, Mont. During her absenc
Kathryn Hovdey will assist at tn
Sorem grocery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poscu Popesku an
son Jean Robert and Pearl Sci
motored to Williston Tuesday eN
ening to attend to business. The
returned home Wednesday.
Hazel Anderson and two chile
rem, COMFY and Kenneth, left la
Sunday for Great Falls and Bill
5 ings, where they will spend tW
: weeks visiting with friends.
/, The members of the Plentywo6
:. band left Wednesday morning II
Wood Mountain, Canada, whe
{ they will play concerts during tt
celebration in that city. The ban
boys expect to be home Saturday
! The RAYMOND Lutheran Ladit
Aid will meet Sunday, July 21st,
= the home of Mrs. Adolph How'd
north of Raymond. A public hun
will be served and cordial invlt
d ton is extended to all to attend.
! Leo Garneau arrived in Plent
y wood Monday from San Francis
Calf, where he has been the pc
l, year working. Leo expects 8.
spend a week or ten days with
I; parents before returning to
work.
II Pat Fitzgerald, Francis HuebI
j. and Mrs. Huebner motored
n Culbertson Tuesday evening. ]
and Fran returned the same
ening and Mrs. Huebner remain
If for a few days longer visit W
m her sister, Mrs. Jarvis.
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~ Mesdames Dean, Palubicki, K
mig and Krebsbach drove to '
= hston Monday, where they sh
ped and attended the All Ia
70 movie, returning the same EVEN
y MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Wagnlld
. the Outlook territory, were sn
ping and attending to business
= Plentywood Saturday.
Gertie Peterson returned Sa
: day evening from a two we'
: vacation to Warren, Mimi,
+ other points in the east. She
\ sumed her duties at the Cleri
U Recorders office Monday morn
IS Mrs. Lars Brastad of Reds
S transacted business and called
# friends in the county capital N
day.
W FLY-TOX is protecting mill
l. of homes from mosquito lnva:
s. The entire home can be freed !
mosquitoes in a few minutes. !
an improved FLY-TOX I
Sprayer and spray FLY-TOA