The producers news., 1927-03-18

ping In the county capital Saturday.
Matt Eaton Of Dooley was a Sun
day visitor in Plentywood. ~
Myrtle Raab is assisting with +h.
work In Atty. T. w. Greer's offic,
this week. olIlc'
Phil Bourassa of the Grand View
Hotel tarred the roof of his bostelrI
last Monday. 40 ii0'''ii
Mrs. 5. w. Thompson of Outlool
was a business visitor in PlentvwooC
last Monday. '''''' "OO'
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Evenson Of
medicine Lake were callers and sbon-
pers IN Plentywood last Thursday.
Andrew LELAND was attending to
business in Plentywood THURSDAY
from ms home at Outlook.
n. T. Loucks of Dooley was hob
nobiblng with friends in the county
capital Friday of last week.
Undertaken Sparkling of Medicine
Lake was attending to business in
PlentywoOd Tuesday.
Len Desonia and Carl Bantz of
Dalevlew were Plentywood shoppers
Monday. They drove over in a car
and report very bad roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. August WestphaI and
FAMILY from Outlook were sbonnin0
and visiting with friends in Plentv9
wood Thursday.
Mr.. Avery, Assistant District
superintendent of Congregational
churches was a week end visitor at
the Rev. Clifford home.
Miss Thora Ness returned to PIen-
tywood Monday after visiting friends
at Homestead and Medicine Lake dur
ing the past week. .tt.
Ruth Loucks visited her parents at
kedstone over Sunday returning
Monday to the Al Hansen residence
where she is making her home.
John Lindbloom from the Outlook
country was hauling oats Friday and
Saturday to the basement of the
Sheridan County Library for the use
Of the County AGENT
Mrs. Truax Greer went to Balm
vile Friday to attend to business
connected with the Degree of Honor
lodge. Mrs. Greer returned to this
city Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Lasher of Havre ar
rived in Plentywood SATURDAY. to
spend few days visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Andy Fadness, and attend
ing to business matters.
MOVING BUILDINGS nv bust
ness. JOHN LEE, Froid. Mont A5-tf
Or. W. D. Roy, dentist, permanently
located at Plentywood-over Vests
cafe.-27-2t mo.
A special nurse, Miss Newman.
from Minot, N. D., arrived in Plenty
wood Monday, having been called
here to nurse Mrs. Backer. She re-
turned to Minot Tuesday afternoon.
Tom Tate of Raymond left Friday
for Williston to challenge the WIN
ner OF the main bout to a fight in
the near future.
Cis. Dryden of Redstone made a
pleasant call in Plentywood Friday, |
after long sojourn home because of |
the snow and long winter.
One of the Antelope visitors to
PlentywoOd Friday was Joe Arneklev |
who came up by car, claiming that
the roads were getting better right |
along.
Tony Melle and August Westphal
were in Plentywood last week and |
each bought themselves a John Deere
tractor from the Plentywood Imple- !
ment Co.
Mrs. Opgrande went to Antelope |
on the train Saturday to meet her |
husband who has been working there. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Opgrande returned in a
car Saturday evening. w c
Mr.. and Mrs. George jackson and
son from the Welliver country were
Plentywood callers and shoppers on
Saturday. They drove in by car and
report very bad roads.
Mrs. Chas. Brompton returned Sat
urday from Miles City, where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lu-
cas-. Mrs. Lucas returned with her
mother to visit friends and relatives
in Plentywood
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fadness and
children of the Welliver country came
to Plentywood Saturday to meet Mrs.
Fadness' mother, Mrs. Frank Lasher.
While here they called on friends and
shopped.
Arthur Lade from Minot visited at
the H. E. Steinke home near Dooley
this week before going to a position
which he has accepted with the Reh-
mer Brothers on their farm near
Dooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hill and daugh-
ter from Archer were in Plentywood
Friday and Saturday visiting Mrs.
Hills mother, Mrs. Bantz, and sis
ters, Mrs. Bob Van Hee and Mrs.
Chas. Morey.
Emil Rehmer of Antelope returned
last Saturday from Minot where he
had been to consult medical doctors.
On his way home he stopped off at
Fortuna to visit at the home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Herbert Kothe.
Arthur Rehmer returned Wednes-
day to the Antelope country from an
extended trip to his home in Redbud,
Ill. Mr.. Rehmer drove his car as
far as Williston where he met impas-
sible roads and abandoned his car for
the train.
Mr.. Charles Madsen of Raymond |
met with a painful accident on Tues
day when a piece of metal he was
filing flew up and broke his glasses.
A piece of glass went into his eye
and cut his forehead. Mrs. Madsen
removed the glass and Mr.. Madsen