The producers news., 1927-12-16
Local News


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was in the county seat Tuesday
While here he took in the SONS If
Norway lodge meeting in the evening
Charles Belts, farmer of the Ont
look precinct, came to Plentvwood
tuesday to attend the Bill Omar trial.
Chris Lund was in from his farm in
the Outlook country Monday attend
ing the Rose case.
MI and Mis-. VIM. Omar of Ont
look are in Plentywood this week at
, tending court.
Art LELAND, well known farmer of
the Outlook country, was in the conn
ty capital this week, attending court
County Commr. Art Wankel Of the
Dooley country was in Plentywood
Monday attending to county business.
Geo. Bell, prominent farmer of the
Dagmar country, was in the county
seat during the week attending court
A. ". Hagen of Redstone was in
the county seat Monday transacting
business.
Fletcher Callahan was among the
hedstone business visitors in PLENTY
wood Monday of this week.
Lester Bedwell of the sRedstone
country was in the county capital the
first of the week attending court.
Nels JOrgensen of Dagmar was a
Plentywood caller Monday of this
week on business.
Lloyd and Roy Michels were Plen-
tywood callers from the Outlook coun-
try Monday of this week
Walt Dickerson of Glasgow trans
acted business in Plentywood last
Monday
7. L. Cookson of Froid came up
on the train Friday of last week to
look after business interests.
R. Randolph of Archer was a Plen-
tywood caller Friday, doing some
shopping.
VIM. Hass, prosperous farmer of
north of Outlook, was a county seat
visitor the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Gus Swanson, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Moran of
this city, left Wednesday for her home
at Billin"s, Montana.
Atty. Grant Bakewell of Medicine
Lake was in Plentywood Wednesday
between trains looking after legal
matters.
B. H. Hyde, local auctioneer, re
turned Saturday from Williston,
where he attended the Elks celebra-
ton held in that city last week.
Andrew and Edwin Dahl and Chas
lbsen were Plentywood callers from
the Dagmar country the first of the
week.
Carl West Of the West Cafeteria
took the afternoon passenger We'd
nesd&y for Fro,d, where he looked af
ter business.
John Smith and Omas Hansen were
among those from the Outlook coun-
try in the county metropolis the first
OF the week attending court.
Edward Iverson of Antelope was in
Plentywood the first of the week at
tending the Commissioners Special
meeting.
Pete Bruyold was a business caller
In the county metropolis the first of
the week from his home at Conner
town.
Mrs. Hazel Suxford of Daleview
was PlentywoOd visitor Monday do
ing some shopping and taking in the
cases at the court house.
Mrs. Jack Gibbons of Reserve was
in the county metropolis Saturday do
ing some Christmas shopping between
trains.
Louis Volmer expects to leave the
first of the week for LeSueur Cen
ter, Mimi, where he will spend the
holidays with relatives.
C. E. Happy" Stapleton was over
from Outlook Tuesday of this week.
visiting friends and looking after
business.
Andrew Anderson of the Outlook
country has been If the county seGt
the past week, receiving medical at
tention.
/ Emily Daily of the Westby coun
/ try was a county seat visitor this
week, beir called as a juror for this
term of court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beryl Pierce returned
from Great Falls Saturday where
they have ben spending the past weel
visiting BeryPs parents.
Axel Romstad of Antelope came VI
to Plentywood Saturday from Ante
lope to take in the old time dance a
the Farmer-Labor Temple.
Bob Laws of the Redstone countr,
was in the county capital Saturday
attending to business. He took in tn
old time dance in the evening.
Mrs. Martin Toftness, who has beel
i'll the past week with a serious at
tack of the flu, is able to be GU
again.
Mrs. Martha Hill, mother Of Mr'
Frank Guenther, expects to leav
Monday for Macon, Missouri, wher
she viii spend the winter months wit
! relatives.
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