The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-06-18
Local News


5 w. A. Beadles, Frank Evans and
Frank Akers called on trade Monday.
< We have the sheep marking paint.
duV' Peterson Co.
Ex-Judge John Hurry Of Glasgow
transacted business in brentwood
Monday.
Selmer Aspelund Of Opbeim snent
Sunday visiting at the Ole Aspelund
home in this city.
For that Camping or Outing outfit,
see us for supplies.
adv. PETERSON co.
Assessor o. A. Aspelund went to
Westby to attend the Farmer-Labor
picnic Sunday.
! John Dolan of Williston was look
ing after business matters in the city
Wednesday.
n ReDlant your spotted lawn with
Kentucky Blue Grass and Lawn Glow
er. Peterson Co. adv.
t A. c. Beck of Minot, REPRESENTING
the Firestone tires was a business
caller in this city Monday.
q 10
: Fathers Day, June 10th. Give dad
a tie. See our window display. John
sons Store. adv.
: M. J. Olson of McCabe is In the
city this week taking chiroDractic
treatment.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Heron of Raw
?. mOnd were in town Sunday, taking in
the ball game.
Gena Stubban of Medicine Lake
spent the week end visiting her friend
Grace Goodman in this city.
: Glow Krebsbach commenced a
:. month or six weeks work as steno-
grapher in the office of county as
: SCISSOR, Monday.
Slerk and Recorder and Mrs. Niels
Madsen visited with relatives and
W friends in the Dagmar country Sun
Y day.
Sarah and Ann Hansen spent Fri
k day evening visiting at the home of
n their sister, Mrs. Anton Anderson at
Reserve.
n Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Torgerson of
It Wheaton, Minnesota are here visiting
at the home of the latter's sister,
Mrs. o. A. Opgrande.
/ Rev. A. M. Egge returned from
Minneapolis, Saturday, where he at
tended the Lutheran Conference at
$ that place.
Shirts and Hose make welcome
gifts for Fathers Day. We have a
ID good assortment. Johnson's Store.
E adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Peterson spent
N Sunday and Monday at the A M.
II and G. w. Peterson homes in Plenty
& wood.
:. Clarence Undhjem left for Flaxton,
- n. D., to visit home folks. From
II there he will go to Glendive where
he will be permanently located.
John Walkowsld returned Sunday
Re from Perham, Mimi, where he visit
IN ed relatives and friends for a few
r weeks. He reports crops looking bet
u ter here than further to the east.
ID Mrs. C. w. Peterson entertained
rg the members of the Bridge Club last
~ Thursday at one o'clock luncheon, af-
ter which two tables played Bridge
ID the rest of the afternoon.
sy A number of Antelope ladies had a
II surprise on Mrs. Katherine Duggar
last Friday. The ladies brought
Fl lunch and spent the afternoon visit
er ing.
ed Quentin Ford left Monday for Chi.
cago to resume his position as cleo
RI trician after spend a few weeks al
1e home visiting his mother and broth
" ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morck and Mr.
- and Mrs. j. E. Wamsley of Antelope
nf spent Sunday at Plentywood, taking
~ in the ball game, and the show II
the evening.
- Mrs. Pete Stewart, Mrs. Jack Back
- er and Velma Crawford returned Sat
- urday from Minot, N. D., where the!
had spent few days visiting anC
shopping.
= Mrs. Joe Mccain spent Sunda.
:, with her husband in Fairview. Mrs
~ Ed. Koser and daughter accompanies
her as far as Bainville, where sh,
lr- will visit friends for a week.
-, %
- Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Redmond, Mis-
~ Ann Hansen and Pascu Popescu lef
Tuesday for Great Falls to attend TIL
lrt Legion ard Auxiliary meetings a
ia, that place.
81 Chester Onstad arrived Sunda,
''' from Missoula, where he has beel
attending the university. Miss Clar
s. Onstad and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Chris
N. Hanson went to Culbertson to NEE
rt- him.
iiu The Degree of Honor held thei
regular meeting Tuesday evening
We Lunch was served by the following
,or committee: Mrs. Fred Forman, an
ne the Misses Ann HOvet, Helga Her
I'm Erickson and Katherine Marion.
- 90
e V. D. Brooks, who left last wee
oD with his little daughter, for Ken
81, 81 mare, N. D., where the latter had a
-, ~ operation performed for mastoid, re
II - turned Wednesday. Mr.. Brooks wa
u also confined in the hospital at Ken