The producers news., 1927-12-30

Herman Nelson of Westby was
Plentywood visitor Tuesday.
Martin Gross of the Welliver dis
trict was an over night visitor with
his brother Tuesday.
Joe Golterman, the RedstOne butch
er, was in the county capital on busi-
ness Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Armstrong was over from
Dooley Tuesday and Wednesday, call
ing on friends.
Roy Medders of the Plentywood
Auto Co., went to DOoley Monday to
visit friends and transact business.
You will find a very complete line
of Ladies' and Children's shoes at
Johnson's Store. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Salisbury en-
tertained several guests Christmas
day, among them being Martin Olson.
Hans Hardersen of the Archer pre-
cinct was a caller at the News office
last Saturday.
Walter Benson and family of the
Mildly precinct, were in the county
seat shopping Tuesday.
Misses Hannah and Mabel Nord-
gren were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Smith for the Christmas greeting.
Henry Styve, farmer of the Archer
precinct, made a business trip to the
county capital Tuesday.
Louis Mail, who farms five miles
east of Plentywood drove his coupe in
Tuesday to transact business"
Howard Zenor was entertained
Christmas at the home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. George Pierce. ~"
Ted Lindell and wife of the McNul
ty precinct were in town shopping
, Tuesday.
Conrad Peterson has a new CrosleN
radio that he purchased from OttC
! Donaldson last week.
A truck load of gas from the West
land Oil Co. made the journey to An
;, telope Saturday.
Christmas day was one of the quiet
+ est days this year that Plentywoot
/ has ever seen.
Mrs. Brabeck and children wer
G guests of Mrs. Ralph Hair for Christ
p mas dinner.
Woodrow and Ethel Petersen lef
4 Thursday for Dagmar to spend tn
o holiday at home with their parents.
Dolfa Lobdell, the coalridge merch
Il ant was in the city Monday on busi
ness.
Miss Winona Wankel of Doole
Il, spent Monday and Tuesday visitin
=. Myrtle Donaldson.
Miss Helen Crohn of Dagmar
spending a few days visiting friend
f in Plentywood the past week.
George Hill who had been opera
"a ing the John Kollman farm, move
i to the county capital to live for tn
- winter.
=, Mrs. John Christensen of Westh
Il came in on the Raymond stage WeC
" nesday to have some dental wor
done.
% q Miss Matilda Johnson of Westt
arrived in Plentywood Wednesday
have some dental work done and loC
= after legal business.
- Mrs. Peter Gallagher, who has bee
confined to her bed for the past fe
pe days, is greatly improved at the pre-
We ent writing.
Fred Marsh, the gas and oil ma
id who has been on the sick list, is l
,ir and around again with his origin
Il jokes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deem Moore ente
r tanned the Ostby and Debing famili
~ and Sarah Hanson and Waldo Eve
10 son to a sumptous Christmas Dime
Miss Hannah Nordgren is spendil
rs the Christmas holidays with her 81
w ter, Mabel Nordgren, and old tir
er friends.
Carol and Margaret Storkan le
or Tuesday for Williston to visit Wi
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Olson for fl
IN days.
, Mrs. A. J. Moore was taken i'll F
IKE day evening and was taken to t
IN Sheridan Memorial hospital. She
IDS getting along nicely at the prese
time.
as. Mrs. Ben Luebke and children
CTS rived Monday to visit at the A.
Ida Moore home from Froid. Mrs. Luet
was called here by the illness of |
er sister, Mrs. Moore.
I'm Marguerite Huebner entertain
on two tables of bridge at her no
Wednesday evening. Bridge was pl
for ed until HOO o'clock after which
lus- delicious lunch was served.
the The Misses Westring, Scott, OILS
O'Hara Lynch and Messrs. Anu
cen sen ,Posku Popesku and Jud Go
, to man were the dinner guests of
ays and Mrs. L. E. Helm Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Debing EN-
WI tained Mr.. and Mrs. Larson, DR..
ling Mrs. Roy, Roy G. Debing and Wa
un- Emerson to a sumptuous dinner N
day afternoon.
rom rom Halle Wheeler spent last weel
layS Froid and Antelope teaching MI
WIS She also taught school at Ante
Thursday and Friday, returning h
ana Friday night.
ilon's l Mr.. and Mrs. Al Hanson and
E. C. Holland entertained II ~u
u to 600 o'clock dinner Monday e
IS ugn- ing. Whist was the diversion of
ggTy' evening. Mabel Nordgren won
1oll- prize and Carl Bull won consolati