The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-01-02
LOCAL MARKETS
Friday, January 2, 1881

Amber Dufum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a.
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Acklestad
spent Sunday afternoon at the P.
d. Howell home.
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Hans Hardersen, we'll known Ar
cher farmer, was a business caller
in this city Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Aklestad
called at the l.. J. Moe home and
spent Sunday evening socially.
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Walter J. Bye of DOoley was
hobnobbing with friends in this
city early in the week.
Peter BIuvOld of Comertown
drove to Plentywood early in the
week to do some New Years shop
ping.
On Saturday last, a marriage Ii
cense was issued to John Becker
of Raymond and Seraphine Kohler
Of Outlook.
Lloyd hrebsbach arrived from
Glendive last Sunday to spend a
number of days with his mother
and sister Glow.
Word has been received that DR..
and Mrs. Martin, former residents
Of PlentywoOd, have located some
where in California.
Mrs. Ed Koser is enjoying a few
days visit at the home of her
mother, Mrs. j. C. Wigmore, of
Medicine Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Peterson of
Dagmar spent Sunday and Monday
with their daughters Gertie and
Gladys.
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Edward Stubban, prominent mer-
chant of Medicine Lake, was seen
shopping and visiting with friends
in Plentywood early in the week.
Two Plentywood shoppers anu
visitors from Medicine Lake early
in the week were Andrew Lester
berg and j. C. Wigmore.
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MIR. and Mrs. Jack Gibbons and
daughter autoed up from Reserve
Sunday and while enjoying the ride
stopped to call on friends in Plen-
tywoOd.
The P. J. Stewart family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. l. =
FredricksOn at Redstone. Mr..
FredricksOn recently leased the
RedstOne Department store. Z
Mrs. Ed Powers of Medicine
Lake drove to Plentywood last
Monday to do some shopping and :
at the same time. called on friends :
before returning home.
Miss Shirley Backer spent the
fore part of Christmas week with .
her father and Mrs. Backer at :
Medicine Lake. She returned to =
'lentywOod Thursday. :
The city youngsters are having I
10 end Of enjoyment on the skat- c
ng rink during the holidays. Many
Who have heretofore been unable =
o skate have learned the art this 2
ear and are greatly enjoying the
sport. g
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Bourassa were W
a9ck for few days from the east, Fl
mere they have been enjoying
aths at a warm springs resort.
.umor has it that they will return f;
the east and on their trip will S
lSlt at Washington, D. C. R
Misses Ann Hovet and RATHER K,
le Marion were joint hostesses at h,
ne Marion ranch at a $50 bridge
inner, after which four tables of
ridge afforded diversion of the o
7enlng. The fortunate prize win v
ers were Grace Goodman, first; OF
RS. c. F. Christianson, second. er
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Assessor Ole Aspelund was call ~ ~
to the deathbed of a near rela- l"
We residing in Grand Forks, N.
e, which occurred on Christmas
ay. Mr.. Aspelund returned to fr
entywoOd during the forepart of IS IS
e week and has the sympathy of M
S many friends. WI
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Mesdames Tom Kelly and Slaght M
We a bridal shower at the home w
Mrs. Tom Kelly in honor of no
RS. Fairweather nee Halle
heller. Many beautiful and use
gifts were presented and a de- be
;htful lunch served to all the tn,
tests. Mr.. and Mrs. Fairweather Dr.
an to make their future home at to
lrgo, N. D. The newlyweds ar mic
red by car and will leave We'd en-
sday evening. We