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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-20
We'll. What Is ThiS2

care you a culturetone?" That's
the new name Tod Browning, famous
mystery director at the Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer studios. has coined for
actors and others who affect accents
that aren't their own. He says that
one can always tell q "cultlretone'
in talking pictures. and insists on
real accents for his characters. He
is now directing the talking screen
version of The Thirteenth Chair
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New Years Eve With Mary Astor Charles Morton,
Helen Ware and Arthur Stone viii Be the Chief
Movie Event on New Program.

MOTHER combination vaudeville sound picture enter
tainmen bill the Lyle starting today
will the Chase
S attraction
Keith acts will also b. and heard
Stars" wholesome
organization and Of remarkable ability
Of pecaies the lorm Of ouartets
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Character Work Praised

Eugene Besserer, famous for her
varied character roles. has been
added to the stock player list at the
Metro Goodwin MAYER studio.
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ROUNDING ROUND
THEATERS R z n WA54 : r

MORE during the hot summer months those OF us who find
Atlantic
simple idea.
tried to lawn success has
not even together
before the Skeebal alleys at Riverside
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Leaving his nome town to appear
in vaudeville. Jimmie Willingham,
933 West Thirty-third street will
go to Madison. Ind, soon. He plays
the violin and piano, dances and
sings.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-09
SfdfeNews

Butte-A building boom is IN
der way in this city.
Montana's metal mine production
in 1928 was valued at S55, 365, 249,
as issued in statement by United
States Department of Commerce.
Kalispell-The Weber Millinery
Shop has changed hands.
Roundup Kay's Basket Store
may locate here in near future.
Columbia Falls-A new hotel
uilding may be erected here in
e near future.
ConTad-Interior of Drake Drug
ore building is being redecorated,
Roundup-A stretch of Electric
highway from end of pavement on
first avenue west to Kenne mine
is being oiled.
Conrad-A street improvement
program is underway at a cost OF
So, 900.
Harlowton-One carload of WOO
was shipped from here during the
past week, bringing the total VI
to II carloads during the season.
Observation-Disclosures Theatre /
opened to the public.
Rieeville-Bids will be opene,
for the construction of federal al,
highway from here to the forks o
Otter creek.
Hardin-Sixth gas well is bro
in in by Big Horn Oil and Gas De
velopment Company on field nea
here.
Belt-Main highway through tn
city win be oiled soon.
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RESERVE

Mr. and Mrs. Hans Larsen re-
turned from Rochester, Mimi, last
Sunday morning. Mrs. Larsen is
much improved in health.
]. P. Olsen is loading a couple
of cars of cattle for the Chicago
market this week.
The business of the Reserve Inn
plement Co., IS being taken over
by the Farmers Cooperative Asso-
citation and several men are busy
this week checking over the stock
and making preparations Tor the
future handling of the business.
Albert Rorvig has taken over
the Horstman confectionery and is
fitting up an attractive cigar and
candy store.
Ted Hansen was calling on rela-
tives and friends in town last Sun
day.
The ball game billed at Medicine
Lake Tor last Sunday was some
what OF disappointment to the
crowd gathered to take il in. It
seems that the darldes failed "a
put IN an appearance one and all
According to the bills, an aggrega-
ton of negroes under the manage
msnt of th-- House of David was
to play Medicine Lake who haC
engaged q couple Of high pressure
smokes from the one-time ALMA
tons. However, in order to Civ
Re crowd some sort Of entertain
msnt the manager called on wha
was left of our ball team to pla,
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ANTELOPE

Jack Ronning, Emil Hansen,
Walter Hansen and Frank Bernau
went to Regina last week and took
IN the big exposition.
Arnold and Clemens Lila pur-
chased new combine last week.
Mrs. c. Peterson who has been
sitting with her daughter, Mrs.
rthUr Anderson, left Wednesday
OF Starbuck, MINI.
Halvor Bestland and family, Mr..
and Mrs Pete Lee, Helmer Thor
sen ard family spent Sunday pic
nicing at Brush Lake.
Albert Lindquist and family, An
Anderson and family and Jonas
Erickson and family spent Sunday
fishing at Medicine. Lake
r. r. LELAND bought a combin,
last week.
Al Hoven was among the Ante
lOpe people who took in the Regini
fair.
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Medicine Lakes home talent team
The boys put on very good game
the result of which was to IN
favor of the Medicine Lake aggre-
cation.
Soren Rumborg has been engag-
ed to manage the implement de-
partment Of the Farmers Cooper
alive Assn.
Mrs. Gibbons and Mrs. Peter
Groskurth drove to Plentywood on
Monday afternoon for a shopping
trip.
Aage jacobsen has completed an
addition to his home, making this
very comfortable house.
Harvesting seems to be coming
on with a rush and practically all
farmers are both binding and com
bining. The crop, however, will be
rather short owing to the eX-
tremely dry weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everson have an
nounced the marriage of theil
daughter Lillian TO +. G.. Ferguson
of Plentywood, on Saturday. Miss
Everson is one of Reserves most
popular young ladies, graduate
of the Minot normal school. Fol
/ the past year she has been teach
+ ig in Somers. Mr.. Ferguson ha!
been the county agent with head
quarters in Plentywood for tht
past two years. The best of wish
es of the entire community art
with the young people.
The community ladies aid socie
ty will hold its August meeting
with Mrs. Horstman on Thursday
the 18th. A full attendance of tn
members is requested. Friends o
the organization are also invited.
!. Fred GIoskurth met with wha
might have been a serious acciden
last Saturday evening when a roc
thrown by another lad hit him o
, the head. 1t was necessary to tax
. him to Medicine Lake to secuT
medical aid to stop the flow
| blood.
t The members of the All clu
went to Plentywood last Frida
: afternoon where they were guest
1 of the Plentywood Chautauqua A
ISOLATION at the program given |
1 tn eJubilee Singers.
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DALEVTEW

Mrs. Edw. Asseltine, son and
daughter, Harold and Ethel, from
Enderlin. North Dakota, are visit
ing old friends. Mr.. and Mrs. R. w.
Dickey the past week.
Mrs. John Storsett and daughter
Mary returned to their home Sun
day morning at Bengough, Sask.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Dickey are
the owners of a new homestead
portavil.
Several cars went through Dale
view Saturday evening and Sun
day and left terrible dust behind
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Vance were
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. r. w
Dickey.
hrs. Edv. Asseltine, danughtel
and son and also Mrs. r. W. Dick
ey mctored to the Outlook Gene
terry Sunday.
Elmer Chaffee was an over nigh
visitor at the A. w. Chaffee hom'
Wednesday.
E. V. Hurst was a caller in TIL
village Thursday.
/ Mr- and Mrs. Karl Bsntz an,
laughter were shopping in town O.
/ T. uys6ay.
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WESLEY


Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Larsen on Thursday, Aug. /, a
daughter.
Clarence Rostad of Kalispell Wis
tied with his brother c. N. Rostad
and family a few days last week.
Mrs. Aubry Hammer and baby of
Minot are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thoen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Helm and
family spent a few days at the
Regina exposition last week.
The Daneville ladies aid was en-
tertained at the Christ Madsen
home last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Berg and chill
dren and Mrs. c. n. Rostad ana
son Lloyd returned Wednesday Of
last week from an auto trip to the
coast. They visited many places OF
/ interest in the west.
Mrs. Aug. Hultgren and son Mel
win are enjoying an auto trip thru
South Dakota and Minnesota.
Miss Esther Broderson left fol
Minot last Wednesday where she
will have her tonsils removed.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Erhart
Petersen of Makoti. son on Tues
day, July 80.
I Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Laugen re
turned Wednesday from a two
weeks vacation spent in Minneso
ia.
Raymond Enger of Chicago ar
rived on Sunday for a visit will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto En-
ger
Mildred Swanson of Midale
Sask., is a visitor at the Angus
Hultgren home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Skeels spen
Monday in Plentywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson
motored to Crosby Thursday.
There is a great demand 70
, combines these days. About fifteel
, men have been at work for the las
! two weeks setting up machines. 70
the Westby Auto and Implemen
; Co.
On Monday evening a music re
cital and play entitled The Asses
, sor" was given at the Orpheur
! Theatre by some children directe
: by MARJORIE Enger. 1t proved {
be a great success and all VIII
were present enjoyed hearing III
young entertainers.
Mrs. Peter Nelson, Jr., entertain
e some lady friends on Wednel
! day afternoon. Those present wer.
Z Mrs. Walter Olson, Mrs. H. B. i.al
I, gen, Mrs. Anton Nelson and Mr.
Elmer Hultgren.
Mrs. Anton Nelson entertained
few Of her friends at dinner SUI
day.
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McELROY

Having is about finished and
harvest has commenced. Some OF
the shortest grain has been moved
for hay. Binders and headers viii
be used to harvest the main crop.
Saturday the Munt children,
grandchildren of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. S. D. Dunn, left for their
home at Kensal, n. ID. after visit
ing month at the }. G. Noon
home.
Mrs. A. F. Taylor returned to
her home Sunday from the Plenty
wood hospital where she had spent
a. few days having an arm treated
Miss Mable Helm is assisting IN
the Selmer Espelund home.
c. T. Belcher, brother OF Mrs
Downey, is helping Palmer Jensen
harvest. Dir. Belcher IS visiting a
the Downey home. The Belcher
arrived recently from Grand Fork
where they have attended the uni
versity. Later they viii return t
continue their studies.
Thursday while the section me
were burning a guard along tn
I track the fire broke away just Yves
of McElroy. There was high win
and good grass and everything wa
! lively for while. Village resident
and farmers came to the scenee a
fast as possible. Even so it too
about two hours before the fir
was whipped out. By that tim
quite a crowd of people was help
ing put out the flames. The fir
burned over J. G. Moons paStur
and part of the townsite. Anothe
fire was started Tuesday east G
McElroy by the freight train.
was luckily discovered at once b
people at the Lester home and pJ
out before it had gained muc
Roadway.
II. B. Foss has completed an s
foot well in which there is go fe,
Of water.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Stenseth and
family returned Wednesday from a
two weeks vacation spent in North
Dakota and Minnesota.
Mrs. Mcintyre of Westhope, n.
D. visited a few days here with
her daughter, Mrs. l.. H. Kanooth.
Mr. and Mrs. Beninenie Benson
and \. X. MarkusOn of Medicine
Lake were Dooley visitors Wednes-
day. They were returning from the
Regina fair.
Miss Helen Ehrhardt left Thurs
day for a few days trip to Regina
10 take in the fair and visit with
relatives.
Andrew Rogalski of Mahnomen,
Mimi, was visiting at the Peter
Schumacher home a couple of days
last week.
Lee MunsOn was a business Wis
itor in Plentywood last Thursday.
Ambrose Schumacher, Austin
/ Traney ard Gordon McQuad at
tended the fair at Regina Friday
and Saturday.
Mr. an Mrs. J. ]. Schow were
f. Plentywood visitors last Friday.
Hub Wertsberger of Westby was
Dooley visitor last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Nelson were
4 brentwood visitors last Friday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. Goss left FIJI
day for Regina to attend the fair
!. The J. B. Chandler family was
visiting friends in Plentywood lasi
Friday.
i ]. r. Freeman of Seattle was {
business visitor in Westby las
. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Olson were
> attending to business matters IL
, brentwood Friday.
: SIR. and Mrs. l.. n. kanOoth an'
family left Saturday for Westhope
: n. D. Mr.. Kanootk returned Sun
-, day but his family will visit rela
tives there for a short time.
MIR. and Mrs. H. Hunter wer
! Plentywood visitors las FRIDAY.
Mr.. Goss's brother Of Clarinds
: Iowa. visited at the GOsS home
couple of days. Mr.. Goss took hin
to Minot Sunday.
{ The Bob BTockley family o
: Plentywood and Tom Brockley an
: family of ComeTtown spent Sunda
. at the w. w. Scott home.
G. Collley of Saskatchewan wa
8 a business visitor in DOOley an
. brentwood last Tuesday.
: Quite a number from Dooley a
tended the doings at Brush Lak
Sunday.
|, Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Dooley wei
! Plentvwood visitors Tuesday.
i Mrs. II. Brandsrud and famil
Il left for Rosebelt, S. d. tuesday:
Austin Franey and Gordon Nj
4 Quad left Tuesday for Minneapol
q after spending week visiting re
i atives in Dooley and Plentywood.
Percy Neville of Plentywood vi
Il Dooley visitor Monday.
= Row Mitchell attended to custo
I matters in Outlook Tuesday.
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week end with Alma Johansen IN
the Racine Valley country.
Adolph Stephen is having a con-
crete floor put in the local garage
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Chapman and
family and "Grandma" Chapman
were in the Froid country Wednes-
day where the former purchased
another Shetland pony.
Albert Ator was securing BIND
er repairs and Irvine in Grenors
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Emil Hueth was caller o.
Mrs. John Murphy Friday.
7 Mrs. Janus Jorgensen had as ne
Sunday dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs
/ Daniel Peterson, Mr.. and MRS
Svend Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sor
en- Johansen and family, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Wilfred Peterson.
/ Bud Chapman purchased q Men
OILS & Shepherd combine this wee
from the Grenora dealer.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Guenther az
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. danu
.Jorgensen were calling Wednesda
evening at the Math Ottenbre
home.
"Stub" Stephen was assistin
: WITH the harvesting on the job
5 Murphy farm Wednesday.
: The Mesdarnes Clara Trowbridg
T. Louise Chairman, Virgil Guenthe
Hattie Hueth and family mac
calls on Mabel Ator Friday.
q Rudolph Stephen, ST., Mr.. al
h Mrs. Deb Chapman drove to K
gina, Sask., Tuesday to take IN u
n provincial exposition, returning Z
Y following day.
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home here after spending six weeks
listing in Canada.
Albert Gehrls is working for
robn Fink during harvest.
Mrs. Harve Nichols was visiting
with her daughter Mrs. L. Pierce
Of Plentywood Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fink and
,langhter Gertrude and Isabelle
Porter were visiting with friends
and relatives at Outlook Saturday
Those who attended the Regina
foir have returned home. They al
ysnort a wonderful trip and a very
interesting as well as educational
air.
: Mrs. z. Lester was a PlentywooC
v;sitor one day last week.
1 ouis Dodge and the Wilson boyi
ard Eleanore Holland were Out
leak visitor Saturday evening.
Albert VOID was q Plentywoo,
caller Sunday.
TT;1nie Fellow of Daleview j
here working for Mrs. Lester.
Many young people from aroun
here attended the dance at Schultz
big barn Saturday night.
Laurence Fink has been helpin
/ Pete Fink the past week.
Among those who were shoppin
in RAYMOND Saturday were Gu
Collins, Evensons. Hovdeys, StaC
, ste9s. Nichols. MacVerney, Mr.
, ! Mccoy, Wayne Lagrange and BuC
kes.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Art Knoll an
family visited the Z. w. Hanna
! home Sunday.
Olaf Nordby ard family were
, brentwood on business Sundi
: evening.
A. ]. Markuson and family we
! to Plentywood to the chautauql
: Sunday evening.
Henry Umback of Raymond
: working at an implement shop
PlentywOod.
: The women's All Club had
picnic in the Hardresen coulee ne
h Outlook Sunday.
Z. Most of the farmers from Il
q neighborhood have started harve
y ing
=. Carl Nelson and son Irwin mot
!, ed to Raymond one day last We
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DoOLEY LADIES IN IDAHO

Word was received in DoOley
that Mrs. ]. P. Anderson of DOoley
had passed away Saturday at the
home of her parents at Couer a.
Alene, Idaho where she had been
visiting for the past month. Sne
was taken sick there and all was
done for her that was possible but
to no avail. The remains were re-
turned to Dooley for burial arriv-
ing Thursday. Interment was i
the Plentywood cemetery.
Father Leahy of Outlook hel'
mass in Docley Sunday.
Mrs. w. w. Scott, Mrs. N. W
MarlSuson were Plentywood Wis
itors Tuesday.
Joe Redmond Of Plentywood an
j his brother Frank of Minneapoli
were Dooley visitors last Monday
Crester Decker Of Minot IS visit
/ ing his friends in Dooley this wee
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RAYMOND

"a BORN-To Mr. and Mrs. Ken
eth Collins on Saturday, August 8,
1929, a girl.
Kleora Porter Of Plentywood has
been here the past week visiting
with friends
The Girls Al Club win go to
Wildwood Park at Plentywood Iol
a picnic Friday, August 9.
Mrs. Jordan and Mother, Mrs
Harrison and Miss Harrison re.
turned from their trip this week.
Mrs. J. E. Porter Of Plentywoo,
was a Raymond caller last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nike Fink Of Plen
tywood were helping their son Pet,
harvest mis- crop.
Louise Hannah returned 70 be-
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Adolph Chaffee was a business
caller in Outlook on Thursday.
Toe Wagner was shopping in the
village Thursday.
Elmer Chatfee of Ouelook was
visiting relatives here Thursday.
John Desonia visited friends in
this vicinity Friday.
Fred Torno was a Plentywood
business caller Friday.
p. V. Hurst and son Willard
were visitors in Daleview Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Ross were
shoppers in Daleview Friday.
MIR and Mrs. Karl Bantz and
daughter and r. w. Dickey were
PIentvwood business callers Friday
a +. Desonia and son Louis and
daughter Effie were visiting with
friends in Daleview Friday.
Elmer Chaffee was town visit
or Friday.
E. V. Hurst has purchased a
new Chevrolet.
Joe Wagner and family motored
10 Plentywood Saturday. Their
daughter Fairy Lee who under
went an operation some time aga
returned home with them.
w. l.. Ross and daughter Ben
tina were shoppers here Saturday
, evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chaffee VIII,
have been STAYING at Outlook tn,
, past week returned to their hom'
here Saturday night.
Joe Wagner broke his leg Satur
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Hurst ant
: family were shopping in Daleviey
f Saturday night.
BIr. and Mrs. Ralph Chaffee an
, Miss Della Chaffee were visitor
t at Outlook Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Ross an
\ Mrs. ice Wagner motored to Pler
e tywood Sunday.
: Walter Lee was an Outlook visit
f or Sunday.
Joe Young of Outlook was visit
b ing friends here Sunday.
Y Elmer Chaffee was visiting wit
: relatives and friends here Sunda,
II Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bantz an
" family we're visitors in Dalevie
Sunday.
A. L. Desonia and son Hem
were shopping in Daleview Mo
day.
Walter Lee was a business ca
q er at Outlook Monday.
IN w. L. Ross was shopping IN II
u village Monday.
Sylvia Luxford and her broth
c. Bill were shopping and vlsitn
At with friends in town Monday.
e. Mrs. Walter Lee was shoppr
in in town Tuesday.
Miles Cary of Crosby was Wis
ma ing old friends here Tuesday.
evt Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chaffee
nd moving to Outlook where they v
make their future home.
We George X. Snuggins, who
salesman for the British-AmeriC
gs Oil Co., of Regina spent Sunday
on his home, returning TO Regina
Monday.
is Mrs. Fred Hansen Of Flaxv
J. spent a couple of days visit
Mrs. Clawson Mrs. Anderson ;
at Mrs. SnugginS. Mrs. Shallbet'
ty- Mrs. Hanson's mother. returned
Flaxville to spend the week
eft with the Hansons.
ere Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ross W
shopping in Plentywood Stature
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OUTLOOK

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seaberg
and family drove to Plentywood on
Sunday and attended the chautau-
qua in the evening.
VIM. Reugsegger and Lorene Ne
Lean drove to Minot Tuesday. At
Minot Lorene will make arrange
ments TO take nurses training in
one of the hospitals.
Mrs. PTim and daughter Donna
returned on Sunday from Scobey
where they passed the week end
visiting Mrs. PRINTS mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. J. Karlson drove
to Plentywood on Sunday.
Mrs. Bill Wise and Mrs. Skaggs
drove to PlentywoOd on business on
Thursday.
( III. B. Larson from Ambrose is Wis
itiHg at the home of his son, T. j,
larson, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederickson at
tended the chautauqua in Plenty
wood Saturday evening.
i Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Larson left
on Wednesday for Chinook where
they will locate.
/ Ole Fiske drove to Plentywool
/ on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood House ans
son Harry passed the week fish
ing at Vandalia dam. 81
Max and Lena Deck drove t
I Plentywood Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Boz an,
! family drove to Brush Lake OF
Sunday.
!, The Misses Gladys Peterson
1 Katherine Young, Velma and Yer,
T Goodlaxon and Lenora and Evelyl
: Larson drove to Plentywood o.
4 Sunday and attended the chautau
qua there in the evening.
o Mrs. Harry Gum and daughte
: were released from the Plenty
t wood infirmary Wednesday.
|. The Methodist ladies aid is serN
n ing supper in the Karlson stor
building beginning at D. m. Sal
5. urday, August 10.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Stevens an
It daughter from Minot visited wit
IS friends in Outlook the past week.
IS Mrs. George Buzzard and daugl
L ter Eva left on Wednesday f
to Longmont, Colorado where the
were called by the death of Mr.
n Buzzard's mother.
ne Mr.. and Mrs. Amand Johnso
st have moved into the house left VI
Id cant by H. C. Nelson's.
a. Margaret Wilson from Raymor
Is was in Outlook on business Mo,
as day.
'k Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Brandon
re from Raymond called at the T.
ne Larson home here Tuesday.
p Carl Hovdey from Raymond WI
re in Outlook looking after busine
re matters Wednesday.
err Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Anker dro
Of to the county seat on Thursday
1t business.
by The Misses Christina and Will
ut nina Deck drove to Plentywo
ch Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Grub
so and daughter Audrie from Sterlil
,et Colorado are visiting at the D
Agger home here. Mrs. Grubbs a
Mrs. Agger are sisters.
Mrs. Frederickson is visiting
the RObb home in Plentywood Il
re- week.
,st Mr.. and Mrs John Wunderli
is are the very proud parents of
Young lady who arrived at thu
Die home on Monday July %.
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COALRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Winfield
and son George of Flaxton, n. D..
were visiting relatives here the
middle of the week. The visitors
accompanied by Mrs. Laura Chap
man were entertained at dinner on
Wednesday by MRS. Bert Guenther.
Messrs. Paul Stephen, George
Powney, Fred Paulson, Russell
Willard and shorty were in town
Wednesday evening.
Miss Karen Jorgensen spent the
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-08-09

Messrs. Otto Stadig and Bob
MOrrissey Of CulbertsOn, returned
Saturday from Red Deer, Alberta
which is in the Prince Albert Ma
tiOnal Park, where they enjoyed-a
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couple Of weeks in cues, :,
bers Of the finny tribe. OIL y men,
they had a very eniovab,.o .'o says
that Red Deer is a hunt. ','n' and
disc and a very pictures Para
0S40e nls..
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ant:
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Ads in this column are charged
for at the rate of two cents for
each word. Minimum charge for
any ad % cents. Remit sance should
accompany copy for the advertise
ment.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. I. Miller attend
ed the provincial exposition at Re-
gina last week.
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FOUND-A sum of money in
Plentywood on day of Massey
Harris demonstration was held.
Owner may have same by sat
isfactory Identification and by
paying for this ad. Inquire At
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FOR RENT-Four room house. IN
ouire at Producers News. 1911
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WANTED-Job on farm by good
cook for harvest and threshing.
Apply Producers News office.
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