The producers news., 1926-12-17

Mrs. Charles Heubner received worc
TINS week that her daughter. Margar.
/ ct, who is teaching school in the Great
rails country, was taken i'll, and is
/ now receiving aid in the Great Falls
hospital. ''-i
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank G. Ffshbeck
Sr., left last Saturday for CHICAGO
Ill. and Minneapolis, where thew will
spend the winter months visiting
friends and relatives. They will RE
Curn to PlentywOOd next spring.
more days to shop before Christ
mas. Start now at Johnson's Store.
Christ Christensen of the Clerk
and Recorders office and his sister
Lillian, who is attending high school
mere, spent the week end visiting at
Ine home of tn eir parents in the
Dagmar country.
turkey Growers; get your boxes
and barrels at Monarch Lumber Co.
ADV. 37-3t.
George Johnstone, Brit Chandler
george Epler, Fred Decker, Matt
Eaton and Hecter Schumacher were
here from DoOley last Friday evening
TO attend the prize fight at the Farm
er-Labor temple. They drove down
with a bob sleigh and a four-horse
team.
Mrs. Thorstensen and her two sons
Onan and Thor are going to Los An
geles, California for the winter. On
an said he's going from there to the
South Sea Island. Mrs. Thorstensen
will remain in California, but Thor
expects to return to Plentywood next
spring.
A number of young people enioved
a very pleasant bridge party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tim
norman last Saturday evening. Two
tables were in play and high score
honors were awarded to Miss Glow
Krebsback and Beryl Pierce. Deli
clous luncheon was served at mid
night. Il
A pie social was the event at the
Lone Star School house last Satur-
day evening. Misses Elna Swanson
and Stella Nelson are the teachers.
A large crowd was in attendance and
the pies were bid up to a neat price,
One pie sold for $8.25, after the pie
social a dance was enjoyed for a few
hours, and very excellent music was
furnished by Lars Holman's orchestra.
Last Saturday morning the local
fire department was called out when
a fire was started from the explo-
sion of a gasoline stove in the back
of Peterson Co. Hardware store.
However, the flames were extinguish-
ed before the fire boys arrived on the
scene. Again on Tuesday the siren
sounded the alarm of fire and the
firemen rushed to the home of Frank
Fishbeck. Some rubbish on top of
the furnace caught fire and the house
was full of smoke but no damage
was done.
The various shops and stores in.
Plentywood are beautifully adorned
this week with holly, Santa Claus,
red bells, Christmas trees and every
thing suggesting Christmas. The win
dow displays are very attractive and
hold the eye of the youngster spell@
bound. A large stick of candy weigh
ing 80 pounds is on display in the
window of Miller's Pharmacy. It is
reported that Santa Claus sent it on
ahead from his home in Iceland and
tomorrow, tSaturday) afternoon he
will be here in person to deliver it
to the children of Plentywood. He
will be on the Main. street at 2:30
o'clock and the candy will be divided
at $500 o'clock. The Plentywood
Drug Store windows are also espe-
.cially beautifully decorated, and there
is a real automobile on display which
will be given away to some lucky per-
son before Christmas. People from
all over the county are taking ad-
vantage of the wonderful shopping
opportunities in Plentywood and are
coming. here to do their Christmas.
shopping. "