The producers news., 1927-03-11
Local News

Nels Moe left Saturday for New
berg, n. D., where he will meet
Leonard Shong, heavyweight cham
pion wrestler of North Dakota in a
match held in that city Tuesday.
George Abenroth, Peter Fiske and
Walter Benson were among those
from the Northwest bench who took
advantage Of the fine weather Mon
day to visit the county capital on
business.
o. A. Dahl of Antelope drove to
Plentywood Tuesday morning to
transact a little business. He came
in by car, and said the roads were
lot bad at all.
A fair sized crowd attended the
dance. at the Farmer-Labor Temple
Saturday night. The dance was put
on by the members of the team to
defray expenses incurred during the
past season. A good time was re-
ported by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bernau and
family were in Plentywood Saturday
shopping and attending to other bust
ness. 1t is reported that Mr.. Bernau
has bought complete tractor outfit
and plans on extensive farming op-
eratiOns the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Morey and
children were in from their farm
south of town Thursday of last week,
doing some shopping and visiting
with Mrs. Morey's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chauncey Jackson.
Gladys Stenmark, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Stem
mark of this city, has been suffer
ing from an attack of stomach flu
the past week, but is very much i'm
proved at this writing,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Harderen from
Archer were in Plentywood Monday
night to attend the regular meeting
of the Progressive Farmers at the
Farmer-Labor Temple They left fol
their home Tuesday.
County Commissioner and Mrs
Frank French were up from Medicine
Lake Monday, Mr. French looking
after the business of the county
while Mrs. French visited friends anC
looked after shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ross from
northeast of Outlook were shopping
in the county capital Monday after
noon. Mrs. Ross is making plans fo
an extended visit to Norway mex
+ month, where she will visit her oil,
home.
We have just received a big ship
ment Of silks direct from the mills
, Come in and see them. We hav
: some very good prices to offer. John
5 sons Store. adv
Frank Wright, son of Mr.. and Mrs
/ George Wright, left Plentywood Fri
E day afternoon for Salt Lake Cit!
= Utah, where he joined the U. S. Ma
rines. From there he will go t
San Diego, California.
e Judge Paul and Court Stenograpl
: er E. S, Koser left for Wolf Poir
for the term of court which will t
in session here. H. M. Lewis lie.
: with them to attend to legal matter
: which he will have to execute durin
the court term.
d : Andy Abbot received word Tue
!, day from his sister at Souris, Man
= that his mother was seriously i
asking him to come home at ono
Il Mr.. Abbott left Wednesday afternoC
i i via the 500 Line.
3 Have you got your calico dress an
Overalls ready for the big ball
. be given by the Degree of Hont
= Drill team tomorrow (Saturday
= night. Whites orchestra will pla
. Don't miss it. ad
Earl Cosper from the OutloC
= country was in the county metrop
= lis to attend the Progressive Farme
- regular meeting held at the Farme
e Labor Temple Monday night. SHe +
" turned to his home Tuesday, rnornir
via Archer.
~ ~ Don't miss the big calico and Owe
y all Ball at the Farmer-Labor Temp
,, " Saturday night, March 18th. Ever
- body will be there. Good music, go,
floor and jovial, merry time
N promised. Let's go. aC
- j. G. Sherseth of Navajo came
- the county seat Monday and miss
a. the freight back He had to stay
, PlentywOOd an extra day, but he
ld not seem to mind. There's alwa
ne something doing to take up his tin
Ot he said.
" The spring weather has opened
the roads so that visitors from
m parts of the County can visit t
Vy county seat. Among those who cal
ST to Plentywood Monday were H.
rs Potters from Redstone, Melvin Eve
son of Raymond and Wane La Gran
i'll from Raymond. The callers from t
lie northern part all seem to think the
m is much more snow there then INN
is diately about Plentywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Stringer
m Redstone have just returned from
n three months visit in Milwauk
in Wis, and Ontario, Canada, with re
" tives and friends. They report
splendid time but say they were 81
es to be back in good old Sheridan col
n ty. Mrs. Stringer is a sister of M
re VIM. Ertner of this city.
on Word has been received from
and Mrs. Joe Redmond, who
he spending the winter in Los Angel
zet Calf, that they were greatly enj
he ing their vacation and were meet
av many former Plentywood peol
n. among some of whom are the Oal
"a family, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Qui
nc Peter Nordby, Oscar Mattson,
70 70 Joe Bourassa family and the O'Too
ly. Martin Reinertson purchased