The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-08-05

.-ravs tns
n...s, and family were here
lars boz. sorn, in the Antelope terri
lst sunday to attend 'nur'n'
our store will be open
rs. Peterson Co. lou
plaisance is able to be back
'-; III at Langs garage after
III DAYS Of illness.
-. arrangements for your Binder
laAs Our store open evenings.
lrlis now 18-t1
I'd Mrs. Geo. Wheeler and
u. az Frances are on a vacation
5 tbe Black Hills South Dakota.
.rr service early and late and
a - who are unable to get IN
ring the day you will find US
.-ari1es. Peterson Co. 18-tl
.a Mrs C. w. Peterson Of
~ Company returned Monday
t'.5','- -in through Minnesota, visit
81 +rH zap
Il relatives etc.
Nancy and Katherine Marion and
a. s..srd came back from their
.5r9uqb Yellowstone Park, the
Of the week.
urL G. Debing is enjoying a visit
ber sister and brOther-in-law,
md Mrs. D. F. Sage, of st. Paul.
Nv. Greer spent Monday and
isr IN the Whitehall country, on
nsss matters.
-,-ter shipment Of dresses at
r.-.or's Store. 18-t1
v,sIJ Gibbons, formerly librar-
here. is in charge of the county
z-v while Miss Frances Wheeler is
a vacation.
m and Mrs. Thos. NJ. Morrow and
n md Mrs. L. V. Hanson Of ScObey
,-riei the concert of the Luther
Band last Friday evening.
lis Ida Johnson and sons from
antelope country were here first
a. week visiting her daughter,
Us. Joe Redmond.
Kenneth Nicholson has accepted a
ton doing office work at the Pro-
-ers News.
Hans Henderson was in from his
farm in the Archer country to attend
meeting Of the Progressive farm
Is organization.
you IS the time to buy blankets
alta saving. Johnson's Store. 18-t1
lis. Geo. Jackson Of the Welliver
country and the 11-year-old son of
IT, Fred SINNERS, of Medicine Lake,
m the misfortune to break their
ans last week. The fractures were
l.ad By DR.. Steele.
Young Joseph Billet son of Madse
Bile. Of Outlook is in the Plentywood
hospital due to a broken leg caused
b a falling horse while riding horse
satk last Monday evening.
Nr and Mrs. VIM. Leader and fam
il we're in town from their farm in
ts Archer country last Tuesday do
rg some shopping and visiting with
iluis
+ 6. Ferguson from Grand Forks,
N'da Dakota is acting as county
agent in Sheridan County during the
a.ssce Of N. P. Ostby, who is at the
Aayo hospital at Rochester, Mime
sofa
Ii. and Mrs. Earle A. Clifford and
Hiss Anna Schwenk, accompanied by
a111er OF boys and girls left Mon
"a Ter short vacation at Lake Car
.ge n Canada. They expect to re-
ln N about ten days.
W. and Mrs. Claus Tango arrived
le ii1sJ Of the week from Williston
spend q few days with friends in
,.-.l. GOD, accompanied by the Louis
zee family they left Wednesday for
"5siia' oaSk to attend the fair.
MS. Sibyl Greer left Sunday from
Winston. for the Twin Cities, where
VIII reside the coming year, while
,eg2l Is attending the University of
.---AeSota, Mrs Greer being connect
Win the National Department of
ne Degree Of Honor.
ans Hoff and intent son, of Los
o-1oS California, formerly Miss In
---4 blenden who taught in the Plen-
Goa schools th1ee years ago, is
zee visiting with friends, and with
= parents at Flaxville.
ss Emma Christensen arrived
IT'S. Of the week from California
e--s she has been visiting for some
~. aae will spend some time here
.-5 her brother, c. G. Christensen
~ -S5mily before returning to Chica-
:. = mere she will resume her duties
~. ans Ray Lang is enjoying a visit
E - 9 ,sl mother, Mrs. Duggan and
n - 9llSs Gean who arrived first of
week from Seattle, Wash. where
si,s. nave been visiting for a month,
f,.s' Spending a week or two here
H.. wi, return to their home at
''.'' ln' Minnesota.
~, NsVilCE party who took pocket
s.,A containing valuable papers and
T, ,S4 dollars from home of Mrs. H.
1 1,,.....eIinan a week ago, win return
Ken sn5S book and papers, they can
h ~ s ule money, and nothing more viii
re.l -oae about it. Party can drop
SOM, mn. oook thru basement window
''.ls night. Mrs. Zimmerman. 18-t1
t.- lGs following persons had their
Stss si,s removed at the Clinic bv DR.
l. Si E, recently: Miss Gertrude Over
P i slshJywood; Mrs. Fred Marsh
en- WOOD; Miss Elsie Allen. Med ,I
6aS. lake; Mrs. Louis Beckers. Out
MY MY Ar. John T. Sheridan, Redstone.
Car Can IouiS e Barter, Dooley; Mrs. lei
P-5ilsau' Redstone; Mr.. Olaf BolSe
a15 ', 5rl Miss Alice syme, Raymond
roo5 'laster Lloyd BeckIand, plenty.