The producers news., 1927-03-18

ing to business in Plentywood Satur-
day.
w. E. Pierce left for Great Falls
Tuesday to attend to business mat
ters in that city.
J. C. Wigmore of Medicine TaLo
was visitor at the county assessor s
office Wednesday.
CLAUS Eggen of Archer was attend
ing to business matters in PLENTY
wood Tuesday.
Alfred R. Larsen of Medicine Lake
was attending to legal business at
the court house Tuesday.
Saunders Knight of Redstone was
shopping and attending to business
IN Plentywood last Saturday.
Louis Vesledahl of Outlook was at
tending to business in the county
capital Tuesday.
Orville Void of Outlook was a call
er at the county assessors office
Tuesday. -
Chas. Mclaughlin, genial store
keeper of Antelope, was visiting in
Plentywood Tuesday.
Mr.: Nooman of Seattle, Wasbino-
ton' IS stopping at the Grand View
Hotel this week.
Ellen Lundgren and Beryl Pierce
spent Sunday at Williston and re-
turned to Plentywood on MONDAYS
train.
Clarence Meyers drove a carload
OF young people to Plentywood last
Saturday to attend the dance at the
Temple. 80 VIC
Lionel Opgrande from Reserve
motored to this city Sunday to visit
his brother, Oscar Opgrande. He re-
ports the roads plenty muddy.
Sheriff Al Lawrence of Scobev
was attending to business matters in
connection with his office, last Tues
day, in Plentywood.
Mrs. Carl Christensen of Dapmar
spent the week end with her son
Wallace, Y, who is attending school in
Plentywood. ~
Emily Lundquist of Antelope was
visiting friends in Plentywood Sat
urday and stayed over for the dance
IN the evening.
oscar Benson, Sr., and son Herbert
OF the Outlook territory were shon-
ping and visiting friends in Plentv-
wood Monday.
Jud Matkins and son Forest re-
turned to the Matkin farm near Red
stone Thursday after spending a few
days in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Morev and
family from Wanso were sbonninG +,
and visiting in Plentywood Saturday.
staying over for the dance in the ey-
enlng at the Farmer-Labor Temple.
The Degree of Honor Lodge was
postponed till Tuesday, March 22nd. |
due to the combined meeting of the |
Commercial and Civic Betterment
Club which was held for the purpose
OF promoting Home Industries in
Sheridan County.
Peter Beverage of Redstone has
been patient at the Sheridan Coun-
" Memorial Hospital since Monday.
having had his tonsils removed bv
DR.. Steele. Mr.. Beverage was dis
missed from the hospital Wednesday.
Ed, Peterson, proprietor of the
home Grocery, installed new peanut
'ubator in his store this week. This
electric machine will keep the peanuts
warm and add flavor to both peanuts
n the shell and those without. e
Nurse Patterson received word of
The death of her sister, Mrs. Katelj
McMahan, last Wednesday, in Chi
sago. Mrs. Ella Hunt took Nurse
PATTERSON to Culbertson that evening.
where she took No. 2 for Chicago.
Peter Schumacher of Dooley was
shopping and attending to business
matters in Plentywood Monday. Mr..
schumacher is giving a sale soon and
Will leave the farm because of poor
health.
Sheridan county received two new
Holt 6O-horsepower tractors on Tues
lay. Mr.. Cooley, representing the
factory, is here to oversee the nm
oadlng of these tractors. Both ma
chimes will be used for road work
his summer.
The Huber Manufacturing Co
was in Plentywood Friday.
making arrangements with the local
iealers for the selling of the Huber
.ractor. He left the same afternoon
or Scobey, but states he expects to
'eturn to Plentywood in a few davs.
VIM. Johnson and Jens Olson from
)agmar drove into Plentywood Mon
lay with their Ford with very little
'rouole on account of the roads. How
sver, they foretell lots of mud and
ilrt as soon as the frost gets out
If the ground.
The ladies of the Lutheran Ladies
Aid gave a miscellaneous sale and
supper Saturday A splendid supper ]
vas served to a large crowd who
7ery much enjoyed the delicacies nro-
iuced by these splendid cooks. The
;ale and supper netted a neat e11ro
or the benefit of the church treas
Try.
Mrs. Truax Greer was the victim,
# what might have been most seri-
'us accident Monday evening. While /
n the act of putting some coal in The
dtchen range, some blasting powder
n the coal exploded. The flames
rom the explosion shot to the cell ;
ng and burned Mrs. Greer's hands
md clothing quite badly. The coal ;
icuttle she was holding saved her !
ace from serious burns, while her
voolen coat saved her clothing from,
into flames. Mrs. Crear !
vas rushed to the office of Dr /