The producers news., 1927-06-17
Local News

Niels Sundsted visited Plentywood
Monday with two of his Antelope
friends.
Mrs. Nellie Crohn and her son from
Dagmar were in Plentywood Monday
to take in the circus.
Mrs. Oscar Thorstenson of Dagmar
visited Plentywood Monday after
noon.
Two visitors from Raymond. John
Keller and Leo Young, were calling
on Plentywood citizens Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Odin Lutnes of Nc
Elroy were county seat visitors Mon
day.
John Turner of Westby was visit
ing IN Plentywood Monday to take in
the circus.
An Outlook visitor to the County
Capital Saturday afternoon was Earl
Cosper.
Chas. Ross and son from northeast
of Outlook were in Plentywood. Fri
day afternoon on a little business.
Mr.. Stringer from Medicine Lake
was visiting in Plentywood Saturday
afternoon.
Hot new styles in Oxords and
Pumps for the hot days. Johnson's
Store. adv.
John Brown of Helena, the famous
partner of ex-secretary of state,
visited Plentywood Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Engebritson were
called to Crosby, n D., Friday, where
the latter's sister is reported very
sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Ness, former
residents of RedstOne, came to the
county seat Thursday afternoon on
business.
''It sure was some road after that
rain and hail storm we had" said
Mr.. Rueben Rice of Westby after ne
struggled into Plentywood Thursday
morning on business.
Peter Helm, who ran for County
Commissioner on the Farmer-Labor
ticket, visited Plentywood from his
farm at Comertown, Thursday after
/ noon.
Geo. Bell of Dagmar drove in from
/ Dagmar Saturday afternoon. To
drive to Plentywood from Dagmar on
the slippery roads was no small feat,
he said, but he did it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Brabec came
by car from Onida, S. D., to pay a
visit with his parents this week. Mrs.
Brabec's daughter Helen, went back
with them to go to school there.
Chester Mason, who has been Wis
iting at the A. J. Moore and Ben
Luebke homes during the past six
weeks, returned to his home at Glas-
/ gov Tuesday afternoon, making the
trip by auto. While here, Mr.. Mason
built enclosed porces on both the
Luebke and Moore homes. He is a
uncle of Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Luebke.
Five of Plentywood's stalwart
youths left for parts unknown Mon
day: Donald Nicholson, Merle Ketter-
man, Bill Garner, Pat Fitzgerald and
'Pud" Marsh. They tell us they are
driving via "Box Car Limited" to
! Minnesota first for fishing trip and
then to see if they can get some kind
of work to get them through various
kinds of schools in that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Moe of Big
Sandy, Mont, stopped at the home of
Ida Newton Wednesday evening on
their way to st. Paul, where they in
tend to make their home this summer
while attending the summer courses
at the University of Minnesota.
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wars. In the United States, each
year, 10000 deaths Flies must be
killed. Health authorities advocate
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scientific insecticide developed at Mel
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