The producers news., 1927-11-25

Store. adv.
Dan Nicholson of the Raymond
country was in the first of the week,
consulting DR.. York.
Wayne Lagrange spent several
days last week in Plentywood under
the care of DR.. York.
Atwater Kent Radios for these long
winter evenings. See Peterson Co.
j. o. Johnson of Medicine Lake
was in Plentywood the first of the
week on business.
Jens Ibsen was a Plentywood Wis
itOr Monday from his home in the
DoOley country.
i VIM. Baethke of the Redstone coun-
try was a Plentywood caller Monday
attending to business affairs.
Do your Christmas shopping early.
We have many fine gifts to offer.
Peterson Co.
Miss Nellie Drennen is assisting as
extra clerk in the County Superin-
tendent's office this month.
Charles Mclaughlin was in the
county metropolis Monday of this
week from the Antelope country on
business.
Miss Grace Drager, who is en-
ployed at the Elgin Cafe, spent
Thanksgiving at her home in the Out
look country.
Chris Bogeskov, travelling dry
goods salesman, stopped in Plenty
wood the first of the week on his an
nual visit through the west.
W. M. Endersby of Whitehall was
a caller in the county capital We'd
nesday on business in connection with
oil operations at Whitehall.
Clerk and Recorder Niels Madsen
and wife spent Thanksgiving day at
Mr.. Madsen's brother, Paul Madsen's
home in the Dagmar country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sloan of Madoc
while enroute for the West coast
stopped over in Plentywood several
days this week, while Mrs. Sloan took
treatments from DR.. York.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barner anc
families and Mr.. and Mrs. McLear
and family motored to the w. D
n Epler home in Dooley to spenC
e Thanksgiving day.
Miss Ragna Solberg, primary
: teacher at Medicine Lake, was in tht
u county seat over Sunday. While here
she was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L
d S. Olson.
E. G. Ferguson, acting Count,
Agent, left Plentywood Wednesda!
r afternoon for Grand Forks, N. D.
Il where he will spend Thanksgivin;
with relatives.
n Deputy Co. Superintendent o
$ Schools, Miss Hall, visited the Plen
tywood, Westby and Medicine LAX
e schools recently and gave them eac
ir a splendid rating as superior schools
L The entertainment and box suppe
given at the Comertown school las
4 Friday evening was very well attend
is ed and the proceeds netted the schOC
.g around one hundred dollars.
Nels Petersen came in from hi
he farm in the Dagmar country WedneS
in day and took his daughters Cert
ne and Ethel back with him to spend tn
Thanksgiving holidays.
s. Mr. Woodward of the PlentywooC
he Redstone Holding Company, was
er Redstone visitor Saturday on bus
ness in connection with the oil ope
as ations in Sheridan county.
1g A. C. Hess of Noonan, N. OAK, VIZ
tn caller in Plentywood Wednesday
this week on business in connectiC
u with the realty company of that vi
9f st lage.
he Adrianna Garneau drove in fro
her school in the Comertown count
to spend the Thanksgiving hold;
Ter with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FIR
Try Garneau.
leu A. F. Hoven of Antelope was
business caller in the county capt.
loc Wednesday of this week. While he
,od he visited the County Treasurer's {
md flee.
Bob Beigh returned the first
nd the week from Canada, where he h
mo been for several weeks threshing.
says they are not yet finished,
were forced to quit on account
- snow.
80 Miss Laura Helm left Saturday
g3 Hankinon, N. Dak., to attend the w
H ding of her sister, Minnie Helm, VIII
Di is to take place Thanksgiving d
III Mrs. Opgrande is substituting t
Hi week for Miss Helm.
m A. G. Amundson, Posku Popes
J. w. Dwyer and Dinty Moore
turned Saturday after spending
week hunting deer near Whitef
The party brought back three d
and are treating their friends v
venison this week.
A. F. Ziebarth went to Helena
first of the week as a delegate fl
the Plentywood Commercial Club
represent this city at the meeting
the State Highway Commission.
Ziebarth will stop in Glasgow
spend Thanksgiving with his dat
~, ter, Mrs. Gus Bertch and family
H that city.
A The rural schools north of the
b line have been receiving calls f
81 the County Superintendent and
81 deputy the last few weeks. All '
visited but one before the snow n
travelling almost impossible. The
Hl erintendent's office reports all of
NJ schools doing splendidly.
E Myrtle Donaldson motored to {
A ertown the first of the week to
81 her sister, Gladys Dodge, who
teaching a rural school near that
E 81 lage. Myrtle said the roads wei
I very bad condition but the E
H was equal to the occasion.
III Doctor and Mrs. E. G. Steele
t H been on the sick list this week,