The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-04-29

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tywood Monday.
Erick Bjork of the Comertown
country, was shopping and visiting in
the county metropolis Tuesday.
P. A. Foster of Antelope was trans
acting business in Plentywood the
first of the week.
Alfred Hoven, elevator man from
Antelope, was business caller in
this city Monday.
Walter Richardson, a farmer in the
Dooley country, was shopping and
visiting in the county capital Monday.
Clyde Loutzenhiser of Antelope
was calling on friends in brentwood
Monday.
Jacob Harshbarger of Coalridge
transacted business at the court bonse
Saturday.
Max Deck of Outlook was shopping
and visiting friends in the county
seat Friday of last week.
Ards Lee of Plentywood spent Sun
day with Helen Steinke at her home
In the Dooley country.
Rudolph Stephens of Coalridge was
visiting at the Aldrich home in Plen-
tyWood on Saturday and Sunday.
The Catholic Ladies will serve
lunch and have a bake sale at the
Home Grocery April 7th.
P. ]. Anderson of Westbv was at
tending to business matters in PIen-
tywood Monday.
Niels Madsen, clerk and recorder.
made a business trip to Scobey Tues
day.
Mrs. Ralph Hair and Mrs. Clair
Stoner visited at the Earl Cosper
home in the Outlook country Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Viggo Petersen and
MI and Mrs. Niels Madsen motoreJ
to Reserve Saturday evening.
c. c. Johnson, the abstractman
was a business caller at Scobey Tues
day. ''
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hair and Mrs
Clair Stoner visited at the John
Stoner home near Outlook Monday.
John Brekke, a farmer in the An
telope country, was shopping in Plen-
tywood Tuesday.
Mrs: Marie Hansen has been i'll
with the flu for several days this last
week.
VIM. Mack of Comertown. visited
PlentywoOd Tuesday, and transacted
a little business while here.
Miss Ness from Reserve. was in
Plentywood Monday, and reported
that the dance held there last Satur-
day proved big success.
Mrs. S. K. Bolstad, Mrs. Carl Boil
stad and Clara Bolstad of Homestead
visited at the D. J. Olson home in
this city Tuesday.
Peter Westrup of Comertown was
to business matters and
visiting friends in the county seat
Tuesday.
Edith Bolstad, daughter of S. K.
Bolstad of Homestead, was in Plenty
wood on Monday and Tuesday. taking
eighth grade examinations.
A large number of the young peo-
pie of Plentywood went to Reserve
Saturday evening to attend the
dance. They report a splendid time.
Frank Heppner of Dooley was
shopping in Plentywood Saturday and
purchased a new Chevrolet Sedan
from Peterson Company.
Mrs. c. w. Peterson has been i'll
at her home in this city during the |
past week. Miss Catherine Hovdev
has been assisting with the work.
Henry Raaen, Deputy Assessor. re-
turned to Plentywood Monday from
where he was called bv the |
death of his mother.
Mrs. VIM. Haggarty of Dagmar |
was shopping and attending to bust |
ness matters in the county seat !
Tuesday.
May Curran, sister of Nellie Curran
teacher at Dooley, stayed a few DAYS
at the Wankel ranch, while visiting
ner sister. The home of Miss Curran
is at Grafton, N. Oak.
Mrs. Ed, York and son, Lynn, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Stoner drove to
Culbertson Sunday evening in order
that Mr.. Stoner might catch the main
line train.
Carl Dahl, Martin Heppner, Blon-
dina Steinke, Helen Bye, Henry Hepp-
ner and Hilda Larsen of Dooley were
taking the eighth grade examinations /
IN Plentywood Monday and Tuesday. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Moe are ENJOYING
visit this week from Mrs. Noes
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Hall |
They drove from Hoisongton. Kansas
In five days, and report fair roads |
most of the way.
Marietta Summer and Anna Mork |
OF Medicine Lake, who were in Plen- |
tywood Monday and Tuesday taking
eighth grade examinations. we've |
callers on Edith Bolstad who was
staying at the D. J. Olson home for
a few days. ~
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will
serve public lunch at the churcb |
parlors on Thursday, Nav 18th. Corn-
mittee entertaining are the Nesdaroas
zimmerman, Torstenson, Redmond |
and Lars Johnson. Serving CON-
mences at 400 o'clock. Evervbod,,
welcome; Would all members of the |
Ala kindly bear in mind to be there |
at o;OO p. m. for the business meet
ing says the Aid President.
Mr.. Garen, manager of the Dion g.
Eustrom Clothing Store at PIen+,1
wood had a bad fall last week =
wnicn ne hqrt his nose and lips quite |
seriously. He was taking decorations
down from the walls of his store s-d |