The producers news., 1927-07-08

Carl Hovdy and Ed. Hannah of
Raymond were in Plentywood Monday
for the celebrations.
Alice Stoner has accepted a posi-
tion at Vests Cafe, beginning to work
there Tuesday.
Mrs. Claire Stoner accompanied her
husband on his recent trip in the
Opheim country in the interests of
the North Dakota Wheat Pool.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Koike left
Thursday for Billings, where they are
joining friends to go on a fishing trim
thru Yellowstone and Glacier Parks
H. R. Leveren left Friday for St
Paul Minnesota where he will spend a
couple of weeks visiting at the home
of his parents.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will be
entertained by Mrs. J. C. Gronvold at
her home July 14th, assisted by Mrs.
Geisler. 49, .
Mr.. and Mrs. Brit Chandler from
Dooley spent few days in Plenty
wood the first of the week renewing
acqualntances, and transacting bust
ness matters.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh King left the
first of the week for their home at
Minneapolis after having spent q
couple of weeks here visiting old time
friends and relatives.
Emil Moe with his son Percy were
IN Plentywood Wednesday evening
Mr.. Moe has been through with his
farm work for some time and has
been grading the county roads.
Alfred Knutson and John Eggen of
Archer were in Plentywood Wednes-
day. Mr.. Eggen claims he came in.
Tor hcense-what kind you'll have
to ask him.
Mr.: Kjerrumgaard of Archer drove
to Plentywood Wednesday to get
some potato bug poison. He said the
ANIMALS are getting a little too lively
this time of the year, and needed
some tonic to calm them down.
Religious school will be held at the
Antelope church beginning Monday,
July 11th at 900 a. M, and continu-
ing for two weeks with Miss Mabel
Foss as teacher. Parents are urged
to send their children regularly.
Leo Young of the Raymond Occi-
dent Elevator Co., has been in Plen-
ttyWood the last week rso, taking
the place of Phil Ziebarth of the
Plentywood Occident Elevator Co,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ziebarth are awav on
a vacation trip.
Judge ]. ]. McElroy returned from
Minneapolis Thursday afternoon via
Ine 500 line, where he had been for
about week, having been called
there with his brother Leo from Nc
Elroy on account of the death of his
stepmother.
Another of those fine Plentywood
band concerts were held at the band
stand Wednesday, the 9th. In addi-
ton to the regular concert selections.
II. Moore sang a baritone solo with
Mrs. HelgesOn as accompanist. and
Il. Bruce and Chas. Dahlen played a
duet. From now on they expect to
have the weeks following program
made out ahead of time so as to give
listeners an opportunity to read the
selections IN the news, and know what
pieces are being played.
The following have recently taken
the nuptial vow at the Lutheran par
sOnage in this city: Mr.. Ole johnson
of Plentywood, and Miss Sofie Tom
SOS of Reserve were married Satur-
day, July End, and will make their
home on the groOm's farm, IA miles
south of Plentywood Herald Bonn
stad of Coulee, N. D., and Miss Marie
Lapesh of Roth, N. D., took the VOW
Wednesday, July 9th, and were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Iced Bomstad
also of Coulee, N. D.
The Archer Lutheran Aid will meet
Sunday afternoon, July 10th, in the
old school house at Archer. Lunch
will be served from one o'clock on.