The producers news., 1927-07-01

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V,,TFD-To buy dwelling to rem
va Wa Ed. MORCK, Flentywood. Il
OF . U'5 Astr1p Of Coalridge was il
IloI l,rood Wednesday Afternoon
iLI,SnD..acting LSD. business.
o. 4. Daughters of Westby Wis
GsDi sDDiis1tvwood Monday afternoon on
business 100 s,,,,,, frou,
fo' t1. Wondav to attend the funeral
s.'S;3 +: brother, George Sunderland.
4a5iasl Please try on some of those
1i .boes that are just in. You'll
ll ns" +bem JohnsOn's Store. adv
M ~ s Brye Of Minot was in Plen-
.oJ Tuesday making deals for the
~. Hf If Huber Tractors and Thresh-
c~ord Petersen of Dagmar who
= Fleetwood Monday said the
r@a r.rgI appearance of crops around
country was very fine.
vovTNG BUILDINGS my bust
- JOHN LEE, Froid. Mont. 45-tf
"a Berlandi from WillistOn spent
fsw days in Plentywood, attending
:. brsiness matters and visiting
friends and relatives.
ur and Mrs Sam Christianson Of
Medicine Lake spent Sunday in Plen-
..-rood visiting at the homes of c..
r rbrstianson and L. ]. Onstad.
Mrs Marion Steele and son Gene,
ram Los Angeles are spending the
rssk visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Vrs Peter Marion on the farm east
Of town.
Mrs Jack Wymer from Medicine
lake was in town several days this
~-ok Her daughter Iris underwent
an operation at the local hospital. DR..
Gland from Medicine Lake was the
attending surgeon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Babe of Red
stone drove to Plentywood with their
rsr Ford Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
Bs5e said there is nothing like a car
when YOU want to get about the coun-
ry. and he'd never again be without
one
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh King and
daughter Betty Lou arrived Tuesday
from Minneapolis to spend a few days
visiting at the home of Mrs. Kings
grandfather, Mr. Miller, as well as
numerous friends. The Kings were
residents Of this city a few years ago
wher Mr. King was employed in Mil
lers Drug Store.
Mrs f. l. Miller returned Tuesday
from Minneapolis, where she has
been for the past three weeks visit
ing friends and relatives. She was
accompanied by her sister who will
remain here for a short visit at the
Miller home
Melvin Evanson from Raymond was
IN the Producers News office Saturday
afternoon to pay 20c for an ad he put
in for some pigs he had for sale. "It
vas the best paying proposition I've
bad yet he said, 81 sold out the
first thing, and could have got rid
Of g dozen more, if | had had them"
Last Monday morning, Mrs. V.
Peterson and Mrs. d. Horstman and
her two children from Reserve drove
70 Minneapolis to visit the brother
Of Mrs. ViggO Peterson, Mr. Hans
AD. Peterson took her baby along
Eiin her She expects to be gone
about six weeks.
County Surveyor Hans Rasmussen
vas down to his farm in the Dagmar
country over the week end, during
which time a bad hail storm came up
and destroyed the rye crops of sever
al farmers in that district. Hans lost
about 40 acres. The wheat was
Knocked down somewhat, but no
iuF'her damage was done, except that
Us growing was delayed.
Sheriff Rodney Salisbury and four
children left Saturday morning by
2f for Minneapolis. They will visit
Trends and relatives at Minot and
faigo, enroute. Mrs. Salisbury, who
las been visiting her sisters in Min
lsapo-is for the past six weeks will
accompany them home.
Chas. Lwdeen who came to Plen-
y"ood about a week ago from Min
leapoLS returned there Saturday
eso.nng with Sheriff Salisbury. Mr.. !
s9-5Issoafy 95s went there with his
qIueIen' Mike, Jean, Jardice and
i, INC 70 take his wife back home who |
I-s oeen visiting her sister for the
last few weeks.
lhe Justice of Peace, J. J. Nc Elroy
"a aes called to Minneapolis Saturday
's'uOon because of the death of his
Sc.Sp-nother. Ed. Hill of the Farmers
.-.Sge e.'ege drove him to Williston to
T;s vT.Sn me z o'clock train going east. |
r;- -a mem went Mr.. Blodgett, orga-
n. .'' mo !0r the Progressive Farmers.
still n, nlh and Mr.. Blodgett returned
5Lay 5-ay morning from Williston at
having driven all night with a new
f,-s. asn g car Mr.. Hill was bringing back
ION North Dakota.
Former friends of Cedelia A. Bour-
of .S'I1 were pleasant surprised to hear
Il TsI, TT marriage Thursday morning
N,r-.uuls rJuls +. Schwartz of Baltimore,
gr-... slaiia. The bride was % and the
earsa en-" q. They secured their Ii
n '3I n On the 9th, and were married
Al pis- p'e oOth at the Catholic church
lust ,en'yWood. Mrs. Schwartz had
sbe ba5 bag5'uIned d from the West where
have '@I y met her husband. The couple
be on.. ae warmest congratulations of
p enure community.
ba ,ror'yswood's rray newest acquisition in
wbo ISo.essional S line is DIR. H. J. Robb
from P- Se Just recently moved here
ments DfiOaGiVlew, fo Mont. All arrange
now NJ loI ms permanent stay have
a IN iel 49, = made. His office is locat-
u Is ,se y acAee-Langer building, and
and tTo y present living with his wife