The producers news., 1927-07-22

convention. '0'oiS .
Paul Paulson of Outlook was soon
in PlentywOod on business FriJsu
afternoon. iU''y
Japanese Parasols at reduced
prices. Johnson's Store. adv
Art Wankel of Dooley was in PIen
tyWood Thursday visiting around
with his friends. 'io''iiO
Ole Hendrickson from Antelono
was visiting Plentywood FRIDAY on
legal business. 0n
N. P. E. Moe of Archer was ~
Pelentywood Friday chatting with old
friends. WI" olu
Ed Strombo of Comertown was IN
IFIen!tyWood Friday afternoon on
81 Lac Queror dries in 30 minutes
Zeidler Hardware f5Nf2
George Bell of Dagmar was in
PlentywOod several days last woai[
taking IN the trial of the county com
mlssioners.
Joshua Williams stopped off in
F6Ientywood to chat with an old-time
friend, A. j. Moore, while on his
way to his home at Richland in tbie
state, from trip east. --
Grant Bakewell of Medicine 1alo
was IN Plentywood Friday on Ie@aI
business, and came to the Prodncere
News to have a chat.
Blain Van Pelt with one of his
nelghbors from Comertown drove to
FI7Ientywood Friday on Progressive
Farmer business.
haCherlne Boris, who had been on
her vacation at Mandan. n D Ta-
turned to her work at the Clerk and
recorders office Friday morning.
Albert Almberg of Archer was IN
PIentywood the first of the week en-
route to Helena, Montana, where he
Wlli undergo an examination for in
ju1es received during the World War
a large number of Plentywood peo-
PIE attended the barn dance at Andv
barn on the reservation Sal
1fday night. Everyone reported
splendid time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Peterson of the
home Grocery left the first of the
week 1or MinOt, where they will visit
-eIaJ!Ves for a short time. Mrs
rank Gunther is taking care Of fhe |
7Iore during their absence.
MIR. Hole of Antelope, one of the |
-armers of that section who are in I
crested in thoroughbred cattle. was .
cen IN Plentywood Thursday after |
Carl Hovdy Of Raymond was IN
7lentyWood talking with his friends
15oul Ine roads In that section of
ne country, and the needs Of he
',eoPle m the eastern section of Sber-
dan county. y '0--0-
Feter Fiske of the Northwest Bench
vas I'D the county seat Monday Oct
ing repairs and looking after dufiee
y ms position as clerk Of School Dis
rict No. 20. =
Lauretta Berkholz Of Kenmare wbo
peclaAzes in permanent hair waving
Ipects to be in Plentywood naTf
Y ednesday, July 27th, with her ma
nlne 70 take care of the needs of
nose Who desire this form of hair
yavlng. She viii have rooms at he
lland View Hotel.
Holga and Margaret Hendriclson
aughter of Mr. O. Hendrickson from
antelope, came home from Los An
'eIes Tor q short vacation at their
% eTlts' home Their brother Henry
rove down to Culbertson to get them
riday
Last Sunday evening about sunset
ne lew townspeople who remained at
ONE were thrilled with the music of
comet. AS the beautiful lmelodv of
Ia Faloma' and annie Laurie" and
tAeI Ola time tunes floated across
ne nan mlles of prairie, the listeners
5allzed tnaU the player was an art
So second to none The player proved
o be Andy Hansen Of PlentywoOd.
Jens Hansen left Monday for Re
tye where he Joined Mr.. and Mrs.
2e6 hademacker and Mr.. and Mrs.
-nton Andersen and their families.
nd lett with them the following dav
OF Washington, where they expect
. purchase farms and make their
lJure home. Mr.. Hansen has been
9nected with the local flour mill for
he past several years.
Little Virel Jensen, three-vear-old
ON of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Jensen. of
.eserve, had the misfortune to break
IS leg last Tuesday afternoon while
laying on the playground attach
lents in the school yard. He was
brought to Plentywood
nd DR.. Robb set the bone. He is
oW cOnvalescing at the home of Mr..
nd Mrs. Niels Madsen..
Chas. Ludeen, former County
of Sheridan County.
rrived in Plentywood Friday morn
no on business In connection with
he present custer trial of the com
lissioners. He left for a visit to
is farm and to see his sister in
outlook Friday evening, expecting to
etmn to Minneapolis from there via
he 500 line. n
Miss Margaret Helander, who has
cted as clerk for the past year in the
ffice of the Producers News, left for
trip to the western part of the
tate, last Sunday morning in compa-
Y with Miss Edna Swanson, where
hey will tour the Yellowstone Ma
ional Park. The party expects to be /
'One about a month, when she ex-
ects to return to Minneapolis, where
he will pay her folks a visit and
where she intends to locate perman-
ntly after her years sojourn in the
vest. While in Plentywood, Miss