The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-11-04
Local News


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A Raymond caller to Plentvwood
lid Sday afternoon was Carl HovGev
While the roads are good, "d1ive up
to o-inSoi. Lore ana Save" adv.
Iae Lut-.o-oa Ladies Aid was en-
te- ,alned opuOnaliy we'll by Mrs.
l.. ). SmIt-. "a Mrs. Peter Akelstad
Thu sday evening.
Andy Abbott was in from the res
E. lion thursday. lie saws he ex-
pe-Ienced a great deal of trouble in
Coming 20 town because of the newly
gI.-uuu IOaGa.
Lyelyn Brabec, one of Plentywood's
former young folks, is now in Seat
Tie, dong work in drug store. She
says she likes the coast very much,
al intends to stay there.
&. l. Miller, Al Peterson and Cal
Peterson let tuesday for Mossv
Bank Lake, Canada to do some hunt
ing. They expect to be back with
game that will make every other hun
ter green with envy.
Lost-Female police pup, 5 months
Ola, answers 20 name Fawn. Last
seen by Farmer-Labor Temple.
Thursday evening, Oct. 28th. Finder
pea le.uln to Mrs o. 0. Gunder-
on, Elgin Cafe, and receive reward.
Ms. Nells peterson of Reserve was
opeI ated on by DR.. Robb last week for
goltre trouble. The operation reouir-
ed skill IN handling and performance
but was enacted so skillfully that the
patient was out of the hospital in four
days.
Hans Moen of Westby was Plen-
tywood caller Thursday afternoon.
He is one of the new farmers in that
district and all the residents there
ana IN the county welcome him hoping
or hlm the best of prosperity dur
ing his stay
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carlson, Mr..
and Mis- Erick Melgaard and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carlson and fam
lily, c. w. Grantham and family and
Viola Olson were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
MatIin near Redstone.
Sunday evening the Choral Union
Choir Of the Luther League gave an
excellent concert at the PlentvwooG
Lutheran church. The church was
packed with interested listeners. The
league will meet every Sunday night
from now upntil further notice
Special bargains on all tailor made
suits for the next 7 days. Now is the
time to order that Thanksgiving suit
or overcOat. Fit and workmanship
guaranteed. VIM. Hanisch. Merchant
tailoring, dry cleaning and remodel
ing 81
Oscar Olson of Westby, who is one
OF the well known citizens of that dis
trlct, was Plentywood caller Thurs
day afternoon. He is intending to
drive to Minnesota for the winter. He
with a friend of his are starting out
next Sunday in their Chevrolet coupe
for Big Lake.
Miss Helen Gillette, field represen-
tative Of the Red Cross for this conn
ty was visiting in brentwood We'd
nesday and Thursday. She came here
TO make preparations for the 18th
roll call or membership drive for the
Red cross which will take place
around Armistice Day.
Ihorvald Astrup one of the AS
trup Brothers, who just recently gave
up their farm near Coalridge, was in
Plentywood Wednesday with the Jor
censor brothers who have rented the
Astrup farm land have great expec-
tatlons as to the success they will
nave. Mr.. Astrup is expecting to
leave for Denmark the latter part of
this month. With him he expects TO
have friends from Antelope and Dag
mar who are also going to the old
country.
Friday evening a group of members
OF the Plentywood lodge of the Sons
OF Norway drove to Froid to partici-
pate IN the entertainment at that
place. The event was a Joint cele-
bratiOn of five lodges, brentwood,
Antelope, GrenOra, Froid and Willis
ton. Among those who attended from
brentwood were Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Ackelstod, Ida Newton, Mrs. D. J. Oh
son, Mr.. and Mrs P. D. Howell, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Lidahl, Mr.. and Mrs.
.. A. Moe, Mrs. L. J. Moe, A. C. Err
lcksOn, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith, MI
and Mrs. Klovstad and Miss Aune.
All present report having had one of
the best times in long time.
This week at st. Joseph's church
FaCner stanton OF New York mas been
speaking on various subjects Of
great interest to the community. He
Is on mission tour of the United
States having come from Williston,
Minot and other eastern points. At
ter his lectures here this week he will
go to Scobey, Glentana, Bismarck, st.
Paul and Chicago. The topics of his
lectures which have attracted much
attention during his stay here have
been as follows Sunday-Import-
ance of Salvation Monday-The Big
Sin Of Little Town. Tuesday
Christian Marriage. Wednesday,
The Home Thursday Confession.
Frlday-Ihe Blessed Sacrament.
NJ q GGAL led DE DALI