The producers news., 1927-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Estes returned
from Great Falls Saturday of last
week, after several days spent in that
city.
Mrs. E. l. Miller left Saturday af-
ternoon for Malta to visit her moth
er. She expects to be gone about a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Markuson
were among those from Dooley who
attended the Carnival dance FRIDAY
night.
Orval Mason, travelling insurance
agent of Glasgow, was a business
called in Plentywood Friday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Omar and Nav
Tutty of Outlook were in the county
capital Tuesday shopping and visiting
friends.
H. H. Potter, prosperous farmer of
the Redstone country, motored to the
county seat Friday of last week on
business.
Paul Campbell of Glasgow was a
business caller in Plentywood. While
IN the city he was a guest of the
Leland Hotel.
Mrs. S. Fough of Homestead was
IN the county seat Friday of last
week shopping and looking after 9th
er business.
Oscar Wagnild of the Outlook
country was in Plentywood Wednes-
day of this week on business ana
visiting friends.
Oliver Gunderson left last Friday
Tor ms old home in Minnesota, where
ne will attend the Golden Wedding
OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Fishbeck ex-
pect to leave the latter part of this
week enrOute to California to spend
the winter months.
,Jens Bertelson brought in a load of
wheat last week which he exchanged
Tor flour at the local mill the last
of the week.
Wayne LAGRANGE of the Raymond
country was in the county canital
tuesday and Wednesday of this week
on business. -9 "O0N
Friends of Mrs. Viggo Petersen
Will be pleased to hear that her arm
which was fractured some time ago
is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Robinon came
down from ScObey Saturday on .busi-
ness. While here they were quests At
the Grand View hotel.
Knute Hendrickson and Miss Raw.
ers OF Antelope, were in town Sun
day visiting friends and taking in the
show at the Orpheum.
Christ Christenen and Katherine
Hovdye motored to Dagmar Sunday
where they were the guests of Mr..
Christensen's parents.
Mrs. Geo Anderson was among
those from Reserve who attended the
Carnival dance at the Farmer-La-
Dor Temple Friday night.
B. Foster of Antelope was a bust
ness visitor in the county seat Friday
of last week and took in the bout at
the Temple in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hansen and
Mrs. Nels Peterson and son Clarence
were IN town visiting friends and do
ing some shopping Friday.
Judge S. E. Paul and Court Re-
porter Koser returned last Thursday
from Wolf Point and Scobev where
they were on court business.
I Miss Edith Mott, clothing special
ISL from Bozeman, is here this week.
giving instructions on garment MAX
ing at Wolf Creek and Reserve.
John Eggen of the Archer coun-
try brought in load of wheat which
he exchanged for flour at the local
mill the latter part of last week.
Dick Watzl, who fought in the
main bout Friday evening at the
Farmer-Labor Temple, left for Minot.
n. D., Saturday afternoon by train.
Mrs. Harry Larson and daughter
of Antelope were among those at
tending the Carnival dance at the
Farmer-Labor Temple Friday night.
Carl Donaldson, eleven year old son
of Myrtle Donaldson, who broke his
leg some three months ago, is able
to be around and attend school again.
John Lindblom, prosperous farmer
of the Outlook country, motored to
the county seat the latter part of the
week on business mad visiting friends.
Mrs. Hilbret Flatt and three chill
dren left Plentywood the latter part
of last week for points in Oklahoma
to visit relatives during the holidays.
Andrew Ueland, we'll known Out
look farmer and business man, was
a county seat visitor Tuesday, shop
ping and looking after other business.
Plentywood and Sheridan county
was visited with a thick blanket of
snow the first of the week, making
the roads almost impossible for traf-
fic.
Bob Porter and wife, well known
Raymond farmers were Plentywood
visitors Wednesday, taking in the
A. o. wv. convention in the even
ing.
Andrew Hansen purchased a new
Master Six Chandler Sedan the latter
part of last week. Melvin TronsoT
drove the machine up from Duluth
, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Wigmore Of
Medicine Lake drove up to Plenty