The producers news., 1927-11-18

misfortune TO IAN and break his right
arm at the elbow the latter part Of
last week.
Henry Void, well known farmer Of
the Raymond country, was . Pion+1, I -
wood caller Friday of last weei(. DO
ing some shopping and hobnohbinp
with friends.
Jim Vincent, of the Coalridoa
country was preparing for winta, 6v
bringing in a load of wheat and +aI;
ing out his years supply of fIonr
last Thursday.
E. M. Naylor motored up to Plen-
tywood Monday of this week from
Williston in one of the new Dodges
he has been demonstrating. He re-
turned Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Othel McCabe of
Froid were in the county seat FRIDAY
of lat week and attended the ArnoiS,
tice dance in the evening at the Far
mer-Labor Temple.
Ralph Lund drove down from Sco-
bey Saturday. He reported that tba
roads were very rough and that If
it showed much more cars couId not
be driven from Scobey.
Sanford Fransen, prosperous farm
er Of the Westby country, brought a
load of grain in to the local mill Fri
day of last week and took home his
winters supply of flour.
J. Dwyer, A. G. Amundsen. Poslu
Popesku and Dinty Moore motored
to Culbertson. From there thew took
the train to Whitefish from where
they will go deer hunting.
The Luther League gave a PROGRAM
last Sunday evening. The Junior
choir sang several selections. and
Miss Singleton gave a talk on "Edu-
cation for God and Country"
Joe Becker of Raymond was .
business visitors in the county seat
the last of the week, bringing in =
load Of wheat and taking home his
winter supply OF local flour.
Niels Madsen is the owner of a
new Hup Sedan which he purchased
from the Hupp dealer at Froid. Niels
has driven a Hupp for a long time
and he says they can't be beat.
N. G. Ulrich returned Saturday
from Westby and Fortuna where he
has been doing some service vrorl,
for the Rumely Co. From here Mr.
Ulrich will go to Scobye and Opheim.
Alex knaub, with his manager M.
Massey, left Plentywood Saturday
afternoon by train for Butte, Mon
tana, where Knaub will go into train
ing for another bout before the holi-
days.
Pete Nielsen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Petersen and little daughter
drove In from their farm in the Dag
mar country Saturday. While here
they visited at the Niels Madsen
/ home.
Jim O'Toole and son George left
for Minneapolis last Saturday with
a carload of cattle. From Minneapo-
lis George will go on to Rochester.
where he will undergo a serious op-
Grafton.
Nels c. Petersen, well known far
mer of the Dagmar country, was in
the county metropolis the latter part
OF the week with a load of wheat
which he exchanged for flour at the
local mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Munson are
the proud parents of a fine baby girl
born to. them Friday of last week at
the Sheridan County Memorial Hos
pital. Mother and daughter are do
ing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Anker have had
the address of the Producers News
changed from Outlook to Beresford
South Dakota, where the Ankers will
spend the winter visiting relatives
and friends.
Word has been received this week
from Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Guenther
who left the Dagmar country several
weeks ago for Coueur de Alene, Ida
no, that they have purchased a farm
near that place and like their new
location fine.
Miss Katherine Boris, who has
been working for Attorney Lewis
during Margaret Braden's vacation
left Plentywood Tuesday for a visit
with her parents in Minneapolis dur.
ing the holidays.
Word was received Tuesday of this
week from Grenora, N. D., of the
birth of baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Ator Mrs. Ator will be re-
membered to Plentywood people az
Mabel Guenther.
Mrs. A. Gillian, who has been Wis
itlng for the past month at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Monroe anC
family of this city, left PlentywooC
Monday of this week for her hom,
, in Kansas City, Missouri.
The Women's Auxiliary of tn,
American Legion are having al
: Amatuer night and dance at th
. Farmer-Labor Temple, Saturda,
night, December 3rd, for which even
they are making big preparations.
Misses Glow Krebsbach and Corr
E Frisvold entertained a few of thei
friends last Saturday night at tn
formers home. The evening wa
spent in playing bridge. At twelv
o'clock delicious lunch was served
Byron Yates, State manager of tn
A. 0. U. W., lodge for Montana, wa
a Plentywood visitor Wednesday o
this week, attending the district con
vention of that order held at tn
Farmer-Labor Temple Wednesday ev
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Moore an
family motored out to the Ben Luebk
farm on the reservation east O
Froid last Sunday. The Luebke
have built themselves a comfortabl
! home and are enjoying farm life t
the utmost.
The members of the Degree of Hon
or Lodge are making arrangement
for putting on their annual Masouer
ade dance at the Farmer-Labor Tenn
pie New Years Eve. They repor
they are starting early so no detail
will be overlooked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cosper, we
known farmers of the Outlook coun