The producers news., 1927-12-23

son, Saturday, December 18th.
Mrs. Jas. Smeade left for Browns
valley, Mimi, the first of the week
for an extended visit.
Attorney Paul Babcock left We'd
nesday for Sisseton, S. Oak, where
he will visit his brothers at that place
over the holidays.
Miss Vera Bedwell and mother and
/ Ms. Jessie BeGwell of Redstone came
down on the passenger Monday to do
some Christmas shopping. They re-
turned Tuesday morning.
mike" Salisbury left for Mime
apolis, Mimi, Tuesday, where he will
spend the holidays with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. RYAN.
Mike will also have his eyes tested
by a specialist while in the cities.
Mr.. Deck who has been running a
bakery and lunch counter at Opheim
returned Tuesday and went bv stage
to Raymond, taking the train for Out
lcck where he will visit his family ov-
er the holidays.
Mrs. Frank Lund of the Outlook
country was in the county capital
Tuesday, doing some shopping. Chris
LuaG who has been in the city the
past several days attending court as
a juror, returned to Outlook with her.
Ben Trustheim, well known farmer
of the Reserve country, came up to
PlentywoOd to attend the Lee-Lester-
berg wedding, and left for Minneapo-
lis Saturday, where he expects to
spend the balance of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A T. Mizera and
daughter of Fargo, N. D., came to
Plentywood Tuesday and will spend
the holidays with the Ed. Peterson
family Of this city. Mrs. Mizera is a
sister of Mrs. Peterson.
Rev. Emmett Korkstead of the Pen
tecostal church preached Sunday SER
vices In the Pentecostal church in the
southeast part of this city, He left
Monday for Grenora, where he will
hold services.
The High School play staged at
the Orpheum Theatre Thursday even
ing, entitled "The Path Over the
Hills was we'll attended and every
one of the students did their part
well. The proceeds of the play went
to the High School fund.
A large crowd attended the Benefit
dance at the Farmer-Labor Temple
Saturday night. The Star Orchestra
furnished the music for the evening
and were pronounced by the dancers
to have furnished the latest pieces in
perfect time and with plenty of pep.
Gladys Wold, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Void of the Outlook coun-
try, arrived Friday of last week from
MlnOt, N. D., where she is attending
the State Teachers College. She will |
visit her parents and friends during
the two weeks vacation over the holi- |
days.
Miss Hannah Nordgren, who has
been teaching in the city schools at
Glasgow this term, arrived in Plenty /
wood Wednesday to spend the holi- /
days with her sister, Miss Mabel
Nordgren, who is teaching in Plenty
wood, and her host of friends in this |
city.
Buck" Shaw, we'll known broncho |
buster, recently returned from Min
neapohs, where he purchased a Ger
man police dog of high pedigree. The |
dog weighs seventy-one pounds and
is only a year old. The animal al
ready has won four blue ribbons and /
is a fine specimen.
DIR. E. G. Steele, local physician, /
left Monday for Chicago, Ill, where /
he expects to undergo an operation /
for removal of his tonsils. He will
then go to New Orleans to recuperate
and study in the clinic. DR.. Steele ex-
poets to be gone for six or eight |
weeks.
Word was received from Mrs. Geo.
Johnston of the serious illness of |
Geo. Johnston, who is suffering from
malaria fever in a hospital at Santa
Maria, California. Mr.. Johnston is
well known in and around Plentywood |
and is brother of Mrs. Roy Med |
ders. A telegram reached here Mon
day, stating he was recovering.
DR.. Fawcett, well known Outlook
physician, left Plentywood for Seattle,
wash, Monday afternoon, where he .
expects to make his future home. DR..
Fawcett has reputation of one of the
best surgeons and physicians in this
part OF Cne country and the Outlook /
and PlentywOod communities regret
his leaving.
Chester Onstad, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. J. Onstad, and Oliver Ziebarth. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A F. Ziebarth, re-
turned Monday morning from Mis-
soula to spend the holidays with their
parents in this city. The bows state
they saw Eleanor Palubicki and Mable
Olson in Great Falls on their Journey
hOmeward and found them well and
brought greetings from the young la
dies to their Plentywood friends.
Mrs. H. B. Emerson and three
children of Williston, came up to Plen
tywOod Tuesday morning. Thev are
enroute to Havre, where they will
join Mr.. Emerson and make their
future home. The Emersons are
guests at the Ray White home while
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson have a
host of friends in Plentywood who
wish them much success in their new
home at Havre.