The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-10-07
Local News


I As ever, Yours with good veoe
'dOIC9' ~ GhONE. adv
Judge S. E. Paul made a business,
trip to ScObey Monday of this week
NJ. and Mrs. Conrad Peterson mot.
Ored to Williston Friday of last week
on business.
Beautiful, heavy, shaker coat sweat
ers of pure virgin. wool, long fiber
yarn. $3.50 to $1,000. Johnson's
Stole.
W. B. Beadles, grocery salesman of
Will -5ton, made his regular rounds
among the merchants here Monday of
this week. 49,
WANTED for three or four DAYS:
Truck and driver. GUY GROVE. the
vegetable man. adv
Wayne Lagrange, well known Ray
mond farmer, was in Plentywood
Monday attending to business.
Mrs. Donald Lang has accepted a
position in the City Cafe, having COM
menced her new duties the first Of
this week.
Mrs. Lillian Paske is acting tenn
porarlly as deputy for Mr.. Aspelund
IN the county assessors office.
The regular meeting of the PLENTY
wood local of Progressive Farmers
was held at the Farmer Labor Temple
Monday night of this week.
Mrs. Kenneth Nicholson and little
daughter of Antelope spent the week
end in Plentywood visiting Mrs. Mich
olsons' mother, Mrs. Ella Hunt.
Lucil Stoner was in from the coun-
try Saturday evening, attending the
dance at the Farmer-Labor Temple
and visiting friends and relatives.
Get your onions, squash, cabbage
and other things, Wednesday, Oct. II.
and balance of the week at PLENTY
wood. GUY GROVE. adv
Joe hosk, prominent farmers from
north of Outlook was transacting
business in the county capital Monday
and hobnobbing with old-time friends.
Several carloads of people from
Coalrldge and Dagmar country drove
to brentwood Saturday evening to
attend the boxing match and dance
at the Farmer-LabOr Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guenther
autoed out to the Coalridge country
Saturday to attend the sale at the
virgil Guenther farm, returning home
The same evening.
The Sons of Norway Lodge of
PlentywOod is giving a dance in the
tarmer-Labor Temple, Saturday. Oc-
.ober 18th. The Krazy Kats will
furnish the music.
Thomas Sloan, we'll known farmer
II the Madoc country visited in Plen-
,ywood Saturday. While in the CITY
ne made a pleasant call at the Pro
ulcers News office.
The dance given at the Farmer-La-
DOR Temple by the Krazy Kats orches-
,ra Saturday night, following the box
ng match, was well attended and ev-
,ryone seemed to enjoy themselves to
h limit.
Clerk and Recorder Niels Madsen
md wife returned to Plentywood the
asst OF the week from a three weeks !
spent in the Dagmar coun- |
ry. Niels tried his hand at farm |
ng and says he got along fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kosper. we'll
nown farmers of the Outlook coun-
ry, and Mrs. Bert Hamilton of Out
ook, mOtored to Plentywood Friday /
i last week to do-some shopping and
llsO visited at the Clair Stoner home. /
DR.. Bolton of Outlook returned to
rs home in that town Wednesday
rom tour through Europe in which
le visited the Holy Land and Orient.
The people of Outlook are glad to
Welcome DR.. Bolton home again after
five months vacation.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid held
heir regular meeting in the basement
4 the Lutheran church Thursday af- |
emoon. A large attendance was
resent and an excellent luncheon was
erved by Mesdames P. D. Howell. |
4ouis Moe, Raess and Klovstad.
The regular meeting of the Congre-
'atiOnal Ladies Aid Society was held
thursday afternoon at the home of
lrs. Gus Riba. There was a large
attendance and after the meeting a .
and appetizing luncheon
vas served by Mesdames Riba and
'hippe.
The Plentywood Lutheran Ladies' /
Md will hold their annual bazaar and
ale Saturday, Nov. 10Th. Would all I
MEMBERS kindly bear in mind to have !
-rticles they wish to donate in readi- !
less as soon as possible. Donations
rom friends of the Aid will also be
Carl Donaldson, the eleven year
Id son of Myrtle Donaldson, left the
sheridan County Memorial Hospital |
lrst of the week after having been
onfined in that institution for the
'ast six week with a broken leg. He
will be unable. to be out for several J
weeks.
The Geo. Munson family from south |
# town are moving into their new
Tome purchased a short time ago
rom Ed. Kielstrup. The Munsons |
re we'll known farmers, having re- |
lded here for good many years and
'lentywood is glad to welcome them
nto the vicinity as one of Sheridan |
ounty's retired farmers.