The producers news., 1927-07-08
Local News

Mr.. La Grange of Raymond visited
Plentywood Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Iverson and family
OF Antelope was enjoying Brush Lake
Sunday afternoon. ''''>~
Otto Hendrickson of Antelono mo.
in PlentywoOd Friday LOOKING afta,
legal business. - vi
Mrs. H. SachOw is taking care Of
the Koike Children during the absencs
of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson from
the Dagmar country were shonnino o
IN Plentywood the first of the week
Hans Henderson of Archer came 70
town Monday to take in the Fourth
Of July dOings. - ~
Selmer Espland of McElrov was in
PlentywOOd on business with The Pro
/ gressive Farmers.
NJ. j. Bernau of Antelope was visit
ing friends at the County Seat Sat11r-
day. ''''-
Melvin Granrud of Raymond came
to Plentywood Saturday afternoon on
/ business. vi
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith and their
family came to Plentywood MONDAY
to help celebrate the fourth.
II. B. BraddOck of Outlook drove to
Plentywood on the Fourth to celebrate
with the rest of us.
Alfred Helm of Westby was in
PlentywoOd Tuesday afternoon on
6usless and stoppe din the News Of
lice TO chat with his friends.
Earl Cosper of Outlook drove to
Plentywood Monday to transact q
little business and to enjoy the cele-
bration going on.
This week, J. o. BrensdahI of An
telope has with him two visitors of
Whitehall, who have come to PLENTY
wood for the 4th of July celebration.
James Dolwin, representative of the
international Harvester Co. of Minot
was calling on local dealers in town
this week.
Evangelical Ladies' Aid of Marsh
Will meet with Mrs. Frank Carlson
Thursday July 18th at 2 o'clock. All
members are urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calstrom who have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. AL.
Hanson this week drove to Brush
Lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Olson with their
son Arnold and Billy Newton drove to
Brush Lake Sunday afternoon for a
picnic dinner and a swim.
George Wright from Richland. this
state spent few days in Plentvwood
this week visiting his family and at
tending to bushes matters.
Mrs. L. G. Zeidler returned the first
OF the week from points in Iowa where
she has been visiting her parents and
relatives for the past six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mack and
family from Dooley were visiting with
trends and doing some shopping here
Wednesday afternoon.
Eli HOlmquist who farms about 8
miles out on the Blue trail was in
Plentywood Friday afternoon to see
about stray gelding he had lost.
Lars Angvick from Reserve was at
tending to business matters in this
city Wednesday afternoon. He Incl
IDENTIFY made pleasant call at the
Producers News office.
Mrs. R. Hair from Plentywood who
drove to Brush Lake with her son
Sunday had slight accident in almost
running over a child with their car.
fortunately it was not hurt.
Mrs. Hegeland who lives between
the Montana Inn and Langs Garage
served delicious home made ice cream
and pie and other homemade goodies
on the 4th of July at her home.
Melvin Tronson, who moved from
PlentywoOd to Scobey about a month
or so ago was in Plentywood for two
or three days last week. He expects
to go down to Richland in a short
while.
Gustav Espland and Peter Lutness
from McElroy drove to Plentywood
Monday to see the fight at the Temple
ind take in the general Fourth cele-
bration.
Mr.. John Aalbue of Cybouts, Cana
ola with his mother Mrs. Aalbue drove
to Plentywood Saturday evening. Mrs.
+ Aalbue remained at the d. J. Olson
home over the Fourth returning home
with her son who came back after
her on Tuesday.
l. E. Metzler of Wolf Creek was
in Plentywood for the Fourth Cele-
bration, returning home on the fifth.
His report of the Rodeo at the Com
munity Hall on the End. was very
encouraging. The Hall cleared three
or four hundred dollars on the affair.
Angelo d. Butler, who has been liv-
ing In Canada now for several years,
althO his postoffice address is Ray
mOnd, came to Plentywood to be here
on the Fourth to visit with his old
friends. He had not been this far
South for two years.
Entire poultry flocks have been des-
/ trOyed by infection of chicken lice
and mites. They always retard the
growth and decrease egg production
Fly-Tox kills chicken lice and mites
Spray lightly under feathers of grown
fowls, on walls and in nests of chick
en- house. Do not spray baby chicks
Simple instructions on each bottle
(blue label) for killing ALL house
hold insects. Insist on Fly-Tox. Adv
VIM. Bouch, National Director o1
the Progressive Farmers was driver
I by Mr.. Blodgett, organizer for the
group, from Bowbells, N. Dakota Sat
urday evening. While here Mr.
Bouck stopped to transact some littl,
I hr1-I fo1 lan