The producers news., 1927-06-03

e'- ,.+ost in Pumps just in at
The la'SSs - - adv
Medicine Lake visitor 70 FIen'y-
Id Friday was John Bowler
...;fnl silk Dresses at only $9.95
II Johnson's Store. 'l''
2 Farmhouse from COmertown
I. u pIsntvwood taking in the
';,5ts Esf 5 last Saturday afternoon
slST. 81 Ia Grange of Raymond was
GDSInl-9o+rwood Sl-o for several days the
Inning y Of the week.
5s.ovTNC BUILDINGS my busi
NV J0HN LEE, FrOid, Mont. 45-tf
n Folsom transacted some busi-
l. :. PIentvwood Saturday after
s, ne.- N N his trip in from his farm.
nv Nm Mack Of Comertown was in
nod u. Friday to do a little bust
Issg about the town.
,rsrsball. who lives southwest of
-,lL-.-,.,-ood came to town Friday af-
+srroon on business.
~ Adams of Froid stopped in
p,.-+rwood Friday afternoon on his
way to Peerless.
S+,le from head to foot. Mems
cart Ties. Shirts, Underwear and
Hosiery at Johnson's Store. adv.
Conn Cbristianson from Medicine
INF Friday afternoon at
tsDdipg to business matters here.
Rem Moe was in town from his
s.-r in the Archer country last Tues
5av visiting his sister, Ida Newton
sTi attending to business matters.
Christ SorensOn, farmer from the
rorfb country, was seen on our
streets hobnobbing with friends last
Tuesday.
An Outlook visitor to the county
eaDital Friday afternoon was Ear
Cosper. He stopped in to have I
chat with the force of the News.
Thorvald Astrup of COalridge, one
of the wealthiest farmers of tha-
district was visiting his friends a
Plentywood Tuesday afternoon.
Dr. Robb from Broadview, Mont.
will locate in Plentywood about Jun,
Goth. He has already made offic,
location arrangements with the Nc
Kee & LANCER Land Co.
Oscar Wagnild of Outlook took
short trip to PlentywOod to buy SOM
flax seed. He has $50 acres in wheat
and is putting 49 acres in flax if h
can get some good seed.
They tell US Pete Aklestad wen
to Foreman's Meat Market to max
sausages with his car last Wednes
day, but the windows didn't like tn
idea very well, and stopped them.
Miss IngabOrg Aune, who has bee
staying with Ida Newton, went t
Archer the first of the week to sta
at the N. P. E. Moe home for a fe,
days.
Another visitor from Coalridge
Plentywood this week was Alex Swer
son, who came here Saturday aftel
noon through all the mud the rair
have brought with them.
Joe Redmond and Gus Riba hay
found the meanest man in town. f
is one who bought left handed go
clubs, can't use them himself, and I
one else can use them. They ref,
to R Lund for further information.
The seventh and eighth grade p
pills are having their annual picn
and hike Friday, June Bird. Evel
school child in these grades is antiC
patng the event with great expect
tons.
{. c. Peterson, vice president
the lngwalsOn Co. stores, from MINI
apolis spent few days in Plentywo
this week attending to business ma
ters IN connection with the Ingwals
store in this city.
Mrs. BjOrnsted of Reserve a
Mrs. Eidness with her two childr
were IN PlentywOod Friday aftemoC
They are very much interested in t
articles which will appear in the col
ing Sodbusters Edition of the Prodr
erS News.
Nels Sundsted, chairman of t
Sheridan County Turkey Grove
Assn, was in Plentywood Saturd
afternoon with his nephew Carl .
hansen. Both claimed they sure
some time of it coming in on I
roads from Reserve, their home.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid held tn
monthly meeting at the Luther
enurch parlOrs Thursday afterno
Inc members served a delicious luz
at the end Of the business meeting.
special farewell program was giv
70 the teachers of Plentywood "
belong to the Aid.
One of Dagmar's prosperous fan
efS, Alfred Larsen, came to Plen
,.9 WOOD last Friday afternoon to tax
uVtie vacation after doing all
spring work. He said he had his
acres Of wheat all in before the !
snow storm. This was, he said
cause ne had summer fallowed
anu us the only way" he claim
n; c. Jessen, breeder of pureb
gSIue near Dagmar, was visit
81 59t.elItywood friends Friday. He
% mead of Shorthorn cattle on
place. At this time he has only tn
Hedu Of purebred left, but he belle
II getting as many as one can. I
i ieat ne put IN only so acres of VIII
isavlng the rest for grazing.
MRS H. Smith, who was in Pier
WOOD from north of Raymond Thu
uay. SAID there was nothing new h
pehlng p;g there, except that it rains {
Ffiuefaoiy They are having a h
T I'Ine OF 1t on their farm this sea,
e;y 1Ig wet weather has made it iml
soo5. .@.g 5or them to get all their WI
Inc Great Northern railway tr;