The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-10-21

Mrs. Selvig of Outlook motOred 10
Plentywood Saturday on q shopping
tour.
Mrs. Carl Peterson assisted a clerk
at the ]. c. Penney store during the
Saturday rush.
Martin Z. Larson of Reserve motor
led to. the county capital to arspend
Sunday visiting friends.
Olive Good and Mrs. Pete Stewart
mOtOred to Scobey Wednesday, and
returned home the same evening"
John Keller, Raymond farmer was
a county seat visitor Tuesday of this
week, attending the funeral of Mike
Kennedy. \
Mrs. Geo. Wright has accepted a
position in the West Cafe and COM
menced her new work Saturday of
last week.
Sam Christensen of Medicine Lake
was in the county capital Monday of
this week on business and visiting
with friends.
Among those attending the funeral
of Mike Kennedy in Plentywood Tues
day was Bernald Void of the Ray
mond country
Owen Howe has accepted position
as clerk with the Northwest Service
Grocery Store, commencing his new
i duties last Saturday.
Clerk and Recorder Niels Madsen
and wife spent the week end visiting
Mr.. Madsen's brother, Paul Madsen,
/ in the Dagmar country.
! Fred Ibsen and family motored to
Dagmar Saturday evening and visited
over Sunday with friends, returning
home Sunday evening.
Andy Hansen of the Plentywood
mill took a load of flour out to Chris
Johansen's farm in the Dagmal
country Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Anker, pros
porous farmers of the Outlook coun-
try motored to Plentywood Monday OF
4 this week on business and shopping.
Three visitors from the McElroy
district, Oscar Larson, Anton Peterson
land Peter Lutnes drove to PlentywOoC
4 Wednesday afternoon to transact &
little business. They are not yet
through threshing in that neighbOr.
hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Cosper of the
Outlook country were in PlentywooC
Thursday of last week. While here
Mr.. Kosper had some dental worl
attended to and Mrs. Cosper did some
shopping. The CoSpers expect t.
leave soon for California to spend the
winter months.
Otto Hendrickson of Antelope wa!
a P!entywood caller Sunday afternoon
He is through with his threshing nov
and is blowing. He saws it is hard tt
get men in his district as most o.
them are still threshing grain tina
has been delayed on account of tn,
recent rainy weather.
Miss Ann Hansen of this city lef
Saturday afternoon for Seattle, Wash
lnqton, where she expects to make Al
extended visit with relatives Mis-!
Hansen has made her home in Plenty
wood for the past several years, hav
ing been employed as deputy in tn,
office of Clerk of Court Dan Olson.
Mrs. Henry Smith and daughte
Esther drove in to Plentywood Tues
day to attend the funeral of Mix
Kennedy, and to do some showing
They say threshing in that district i
not yet done, and are all hoping TO
the good weather to continue so tn
; work can be completed.
Peder Moe was in PIentywoo,
Tuesday from his farm on the reser
walton near Brockton in Roosevelt
: county. Peder has several sections O
land leased in that country and i
, doing big tractor farming and had
splendid crop this year. He stoppe,
IN brentwood only a short time, 90
ing to Archer to visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Moe were i
Plentywood Saturday from thei
home in the Archer country. Mrs
! Moe, who had suffered light attacl
Of appendicitis consulted DIR. Yorl
while here. Emil was also on tn
injured list, having had the misfor
tune to sprain his ankle while work
ing on threshing rig and wake
with decided limp.
Two large shipments of shrubber
!. arrived in Plentywood from the Han
kinson Nursery Company of Mort
= Dakota and the Owatonna Nurser
Company of Minnesota. The larg
. number of trees and shrubs shows tn
j interest that Plentywood citizens ar
! taking in identifying their homes an
!. the city in general In a few wear
d of such progress, the name Plenty
wood will indeed no n rool;+S,