The producers news., 1927-12-09

illinois, where they spent their bonev-
moon. They left for Outlook the Il
same dav to visit Mrs. Redden,s nor
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John CAROLS
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed with the Secretary of State Inv
Vests Plentywood Creamery Carl
A. West. Josephine West and T w
Greer. all of Plentywood are named
as incorporators. The new concern is
capitalized at $4,000.
Robert Robke and George Bantz
of the Sheriff's office made an Off
cial trip through the north country
Wednesday with the Snow Bird and
reported they were able to go where
horses had never Travelled this winter
without any trouble.
Several members of the Elks lodge
left Plentywood for Williston Wednes-
day to attend the big doings in that
city, which have been been carried
on since Sunday in honor of the rais-
ing of the Indebtedness of the Flks
beautiful new home in that city.
Carl Schultz of the Dagmar coun-
try received the sum of $221.OO for
46 turkeys which graded No. l from
the Sheridan County Poultry Asso-
citation. Proper care and handling
makes turkeys paying proposition
in Sheridan county, says Mr.. Schultz.
DIR. Robb and family returned last
Friday by car from Ann Arbor, Mich
igan where they visited a famous
clinic. On their return they visited
at Minnesota points. The doctor re-
ports lots of snow and bad roads on
the trip home.
The basket social and program ~iv-
en- in the basement of the Evangeli-
cal church last Saturday evening was
|. very we'll attended and the program
was well receivde. A neat sum was
! realized from the sale of the baskets,
which will go into the church fund.
The G. E. Wagner family have
moved into their new home in the
| west part of town, and while the in
terror is not entirely finished, Mr.
: Wagner will spend some of the cold
dyas this winter doing the finishing
= touches.
= Ole Jensen returned the first of the
h week to his home in Reserve after
Y spending some time in PlentywooC
while assisting with the erection Of
d the new g. E. Wagner residence
S across the street from the Martil
Il Nelson home in the west part of tn,
?. city.
Clair Stoner left Monday for Havr
:. after spending the week with hi
it family in this city. The chinooks il
| nrf Of -fo4 10
It melted the snow and made auto trav
el easy and Mr.. Stoner will be in tina
# territory for some time in connectio
% with his work with the wheat pool.
(. Mrs. Russell Packard, wife of tn
:. local telephone manager, and children
left Plentywood the latter part @
!. last week for Glasgow, where sh
"a will join her husband who is takin
81 care of the telephone exchange 9
= that place during the absence of M
Mueller.
&c Extensive plans are being made fo
- the Degree of Honor Masquerade Ba
= at the Farmer-LabOr Temple Ne
- Years Eve. A number are alread
preparing their costumes in anticip;
tion of the worthwhile prizes whiC
g the lodge is giving to the winners
~ the different classes.
" The program and dance given
the Farmer Labor Temple Saturds
!, evening by tEe Women's Auxiliary
Au the American Legion, was well a
- tended and the program was hearti
ne applauded by the audience. After t
us program dance was held in viii
the merry makers enjoyed themselv
lse until the "wee" hours of the mornin
pm The Star Orchestra furnished t
S. music for the evening.
tn Sunday afternoon the people
Plentywood were aroused by
re- shrek of the fire siren and the ent
The populace rushed out to find that
uls Progressive Farmers Elevator h
nee caught fire in the engine room fr,
an overheated stove. After cOnsid
ned able trouble water was gotten to
nts scene of the conflagration and quic
| extinguished the flames. Very lit
of damage was. done to the building
the flames had not gotten underV
ner before the water arrived.