The producers news., 1927-03-25


lope drove to Plentywood Monday to
do little shopping.
One of the citizens from Archer.
John Eggen, visited Plentywood, Mon
day.
Another Plentywood visitor from
Raymond was Wane La Grange on
Monday.
Commissioner Ed. Iverson was at
tending to business matters in the
county seat on Tuesday.
Selmer Christianson, of Dagmar.
was a visitor in the county capital
on Saturday.
Ed. Hannah from Raymond came
to Plentywood Monday to transact a
little business and visit with his
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie, who reside
at the Richardson Coal Mine, are the
proud parents of a ten pound baby
boy born on Saturday. The mother
and baby are getting along nicely.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Theodore Gunderson who was oper-
ated on at the Mercy Hospital in Will
liston, N. OAK, is getting along nicely
at this time.
Mrs. Esther Solberg has resigned
her position at Vests Cafe and ex-
poets to leave for her home in Min
nesota Friday.
Louie Pierce drove Gustav Espe-
land to Raymond Monday, in order
that Mr.. Espeland might catch the
500 Line train for McElroy.
Judge Paul and Court Stenograph-
er Koser returned to Plentywood on
Tuesday of this week after holding a
term of court at Wolf Point.
Mrs. Sybl Greer left Tuesday for
Wolf Point to attend to business con-
nected with the Degree of Honor
Lodge at that place.
Sam Sampson, a farmer of the
| Dagmar country, was attending to
business matters and visiting friends
in PlentywOod Saturday and Sunday.
Bill Smith of the Westland Oil
Company at Glasgow was attending
to business matters in the Sheridan
county capital Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fraley of Ray
mOnd were attending to business in
Plentywood Monday. Mrs. Fraley
visited her sister, Mrs. Ted Curtin.
George Pads returned to Plenty
wood Saturday from points in Mime
sofa, where he had been spending the
winter with rplatjVeS
Walter ROLAND of Dagmar drove
to Plentywood through oceans of
water and mud on Monday, and drove
back the same day so the threaten
! ing snow would not overtake him.
Catherine Gormley of Medicine
Lake has accepted a position as
teacher in the Raymond school to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Mrs. Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Wold from the
look country were attending to busi-
ness matters in the county seat Tues
day, and report the worst roads OF
the year
Mr.. and Mrs McInnes of Wolf
Greek were Plentywood visitors Fri
day and Saturday of last week Fri
day evening they took in the spell
ing contest at the Evangelical church
Jim Larter of Outlook was shop
ping and visiting with friends in the
county seat on Monday. Jim says he
has to come to Plentywood once ir
a while even if the roads are bad.
The ladies of the Catholic church
served a splendid supper in the base
ment of the Church on st. Patrick's
Day. A very large crowd attended
and very much enjoyed the supper
served in such a delightful manner.
! A goodly number of people attend
ed the George Pads sale held las
Monday. Everything was sold will
the exception of a big engine Tn,
articles brought reasonable prices ant
Mr.. Pads realized a goodly sum from
the auction.
The Congregational church choil
have made arrangements to have
their Easter Cantata at the Orpheun
Theatre on Easter Sunday morning
at 500 o'clock. The members are
practicing hard and the public viii
receive a real musical treat on thi!
occasion.
Alvin Aspelund made a deal thi'
week with the Ator estate whereby h,
became the owner of what is known
as the Krebsbach house. The resi-
dence property purchased is now oc
cupied by the Bob Wheeler family
but Mr.. Aspelund expects to NOV
into his new home in the near future
Marion Mitchell returned hom
Tuesday from the State Universit,
., at Missoula, Montana, where he ha
been attending school during tn
fall and winter term. He has &C
cepted employment with the Ingwal
son Co., commencing his new dutie
last Thursday.
Work was commenced on the Luth
eran church this week. A new ce
ment floor is being put in and whel
this is dry new wood floor will b
! put in. This will be quite an improve
ment over the present condition, a
the cement underfloor will keep ou
the moisture which causes the WOO
i to decay so rapidly.
A Plentywood party was held a
the home of G. E. Conner of Nilsson
la. formerly in the law husineSS i