The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-04-29
News

'i'i'iiis III FIentywood Monday.
Emil Rehmer of Antelona n,,rcbos
ed a new Chrysler Coach SnnJay
from the local dealers. -
Otto Stadig returned Sot,,,.,lo,,
from Ophelm where he has been Wis
lung ms brother for the past week
Lynn York took a load Of vouno,
IoiKS TO Outlook Friday to attend the
School play given there that evening
Seed Corn, Sweet Clover Millet
amber Corn, and other seeds PIen2
tywood Milling Co. '0l
Ray White Purchased a new Wbip-
/ dealers. 'ie io0S'i
Mr.. and Mrs. Halvor Bestland of
antelope took in the show at the Or
Pheum Sunday evening.
Mr.. Huff of the Antelope faculty
spent the week end visiting in PIen.
tywood. - ! ieii-
Mr.; and Mrs. Robt. Rookie attended
Inc dance at Wolf Creek SATURDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Keogb and Mrs
Claude Mills of Outlook wern l,1 s " .
ping IN PlentywOod Saturday.
oscar Wagnild and family of Out
LOOK were PlentywOod visitors last
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Hedges Of tho
Dooley country were in Plentvwood
Saturday to attend the funeral of
Maude Bailey
Mr. ana Mrs, Frank Gunther spent
sunday visiting with Mr.. Guntber-s
parents in the Dagmar country.
Geo. Davis of Outlook was attend
ing to business matters in the county
metropolis Saturday.
F. w: Wendt, banker of RAYMOND
was a business caller in the county
seat Saturday.
Mrs. G. Aakhus of Reserve was IN
PIentywoOd Monday, having some
GENITAL work done.
Marietta Summers of Medicine
Lake was in Plentywood Monday Wis
lting and shopping.
Morris Larsen of Homestead was
attending to business matters in the
county capital Sunday.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet with Sarah and Anne Han,
sen at the Wp. Erickson home on
wednesday evening, May 4th.
Art Wankel, well known farmer in
the Dooley country, was attending to |
business matters and shopping in
Plentywood Monday
John and Peter Nordbv of Raw
mond came to Plentywood Sunday to |
attend the show at the Orpheum in |
the evening.
hnute and Gunder Hovet of Ante
lope were shopping in Plentvwood
and visiting their sister, Anne Hoyet.
last Saturday.
Sidney Patchin, a professor in the
schools at Hibbing, Mimi, was trans
acting business at the Court House on
Monday. sd
Paul Kurtz of the Farmers & Mer-
chants State Bank, purchased a new
Ford Sedan this week from the Lang
Motor Sales Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Opgrande and
Supt. and Mrs. Glorivig went to Out
look Friday to attend the Senior Class
Play given on that evening.
Albert Johnson senator from Fer
gus county visited in Plentywood
Tuesday of this. week. We acknowl- /
edge pleasant call.
Saturday afternoon ]. or ,Wigmore
OF Medicine Lake drove to Plenty
wood, and stated there isn't a bad
spot on the main highway down to
the Lake.
Adolph Moe of Yorkton, Sask..
a cousin of Nels Moe, expects to come
to Plentywood soon to train with Nels
for the coming battle between Nels
and "Alkai Petep
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Granrud of
Raymond, who have just moved there
this spring, returned to Plentywood
for visit Saturday to see some of
their old friends
A large number of people from
Dooley attended the show in PLENTY |
wood on Sunday night. Among those
here were: Hector Shoemaker, Darrell |
Leaton, John Campbell and Ella Hen t
derson.
Mrs. Lester Shields. and daughter
from Medicine Lake came to PLENTY |
wood Saturday to spend week Wis
iting her grandmother, Mrs. Hopkins. |
Mrs. Shields was formerly Margaret |
Feeney and is now making her home |
with her husband in Medicine Lake.
Myron Bolstad and Oscar Sand to-
gether with Edith Bolstad of Home |
stead drove through Plentywood on
their way home from Mildly and
stopped for a visit at the home of |
Mrs. d. ]. Olson. Edith Bolstad is
remaining at the Olson home for
few days visit.
Marriage licenses were issued to
Clifford Fredrickson of Williston and
Mollie Veto of Williston on April 25;
J. Herman Eng of Medicine Lake and
Thora Ness of Wading, Sask., on
April 9Th; Albina M. Pickett, Plenty
wood, and Walter E. Carter, Plen-
tywood, on April 26.
John McElroy and Louie Pierce
drove to McElroy Saturday evening
to attend a dance and party given by
the McElroy Council of the Progress
sive Farmers. They reported such a
good time that they could not get
back home until eleven the next morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weimers and family
of Medicine Lake were visiting in
Plentywood Sunday The ten-year-
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