The producers news., 1927-11-18

niger and Minda Carolina Ellinoson
both OF Westby. Alvin Sherman fono,
OF Paisley Brook, Sask. Can to
Pearl Rogers of Whitetail ~
Inc following had their tonsils re-
moved at DIR. E. G. Steele's clinic.
Ignltus Fitzgerald of Outlook. Robert
and Luella NORM of Redstone, Mrs.
Boxes two children, Leonard and
Phyllis, Gene and Phyllis Wigmore If
Redstone, and J. G. Carroll of Ont
look.
Miss Margaret Braden returned TO
Plentywood Monday of this week
from Paris, France. Miss Braden re-
ports a most wonderful ltime and the
, beautiful sights she saw will he
remembered through life. She re-
sumed her duties in Atty. H. M
Lewis office Tuesday.
Mrs. E. H. Getchell and son J. w.
Cross of Minot arrived in Plentywood
Saturday afternoon where Mrs. Get
chel Joined her husband who is en-
ployed in the mechanical department
of the Producers News. The Getchells
have rented apartments at the Mon
tana Inn. Mr.. Cross returned to Mi
not Monday afternoon.
Margaret Helander, who has been
employed in the front office of the
Producers News, received the sad
news of the death of a sister Mon
day of this week. Miss Helander left
on the afternoon train for her home
at Minneapolis, where she expects to
remain for some time.
Charles MiI1a,. o,l i
to PlentywOOd the first of the week
from a two weeks vacation spent at
Mr.. Miller's old home in st. Cloud,
Mimi. Mr.. Miller had not seen his
parents for twenty-eight years. The
Mlllers also visited other points in
Minnesota before returning.
Mike Fink and family from Out
look are on their way to California.
where they intend to spend the win
ter. They are driving through and
when in Plentywood were a little
doubtful about the mountain trails.
They expect to go to Oregon and
circle around through Texas and Ar
kansas on their trip before returning
home
County Assessor 0. A. Aspelund
has just completed the reclassification
OF a number of farms throughout the
county. Every year there are a num-
/ Der of farmers who request to have
their farms reclassified. This wear
there were 62 farms reclassified am
Ounting to 1926 acres at a cost of
! Sl43.62 or not quite three-fourths of
cent per acre.
Despite the cold weather and Door
condition of the roads, the following
Froid people attended the A. o. u
W. convention in this city Wednesday
night: Misses Eva Barr, Sylvia John
son, Mabel Dunbar, Marion Okey anC
Messrs. Gust Lindbergh, Ralph Al.
bert, Marlin Coats, George and Les.
ter Luebke.
The regular meeting Of the P. T. A
has been postponed from the last Fri
day in November until the first Fri
day in December which falls on the
second. A good program is promised
at this meeting and the parents of
school children are urged to attend
these meetings during the winter
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Paulsen, pros
porous and well known farmers oil
the Dagmar country, were in the
county seat Monday of this week
shopping. While here they made the
Producers News a pleasant call, anC
said they were leaving in the yer,
near future for their old home il
Denmark to visit their parents fol
a period of three months, and wished
to have the Producers News follow
them while on their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stoner, wei
known and prosperous farmers of the
Outlook country and daughter, spent
| Wednesday of last week at the Clai1