The producers news., 1927-12-16

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Get your Xmas tree now. SOC and
75c Miller's Pharmacy. adv.
Elder Grandy of Great Falls was
calling on members of the Seven Dav
Adventist church Wednesday,
Christ Knutson of Archer was 4
PientywoOd caller Monday of this
week transacting business.
Robert Hill of the Outlook country
was business caller in the county
scat Thursday.
R. W. Frasier from west of town
was in the county capital shopping
and visiting friends
C. Nicholson from northeast of
town brought in a load of grain to be
ground at the local mill Saturday.
H. R. Heppner, well known farmer
i the DoOley country, was calling on
Plentywood people Saturday.
Ray StOner Of the Outlook country
v as PlentywoOd caller the first of
ne week tIansacting business.
Pcul Holts and Henry we've among
those from Outlook who attended
court in Plentywood the first of the
week.
Toys, more than ever before at
EendEicksOn's Variety Store. adv
Jc.,s Jensen of the Antelope coun-
try was in the county seat Monday of
this week on business. He returned
to Antelope Tuesday.
Nels Petersen, well known farmer
OF the Dagmar country, was in the
county SCAT Monday transacting busi-
ness.
Florence Belandi, who has been
employed at the Plentywood Bakery
or some time, resigned her position
the first Of the week.
Q. Flakne of the Archer country
came in with load Of wheat Satur-
day to be ground into flour at the
Plentywood mill
DR.. S. 7. Faucet, well known Out
look physician, left Plentywood Tues
day afternoon for the east on bust
ness.
Mrs. Kenneth Nicholson and daugh-
ter of Antelope came up to Plenty
wo0d Friday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Ella Hunt, and family.
Mrs. Halvor Everson and daughter,
Lillian, of Reserve, were in the county
capital Saturday doing some shop
ping.
Edward Van Hee, who had been as
sisting at the Plentywood Bakery for
the past few weeks, has resigned his
position.
Ed. Ferguson and Berger Larson of
hN~N IN hn f4o1
Monday and Tuesday of this week
transacting business.
Little Dale Ziebarth, the five-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs Phil ZieDarth,
has been iii the past week with Sc
we're attack ii the flu, but is mucn i'm
proved at the ll6scnt writing.
Border Patrol Officers Stanley Ark
wright and Paul Lawrence were over
from their Outlook station the first
of the week on business connected
with their federal office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hedges and
Miss Halle Wheeler drove up from
Antelope Wednesday evening. The
Hedges took in the Eastern Star lodge
meeting.
Now is the time to have that Suit
or Overcoat dry cleaned and pressed
for Christmas. Special attention to
all mail orders. VIM. Hanisch, Tailor
and Cleaner, Plentywood adv.
"Bil" Ruegsegger and Grant Ston-
er were among those from the Out
look country taking in the Elks do
ings at Williston last week. They re-
turned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wagner are the
proud parents of a seven and one half
pound baby boy born to them at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital last
Thursday, December 8th.
For your Christmas cards, call at
HendricksOn's Variety Store adv.
Mesdames Oscar Collins and A. F.
Ziebarth went up to Scobey Monday
afternoon to take in the Degree of
Honor doings held in that city Mon
day evening.
Albert Almberg, who was a visitor
in Plentywood the fore part OF the
week, returned to his home at Archer,
Wednesday, going up on the morning
passenger.
John Stone of Mildly underwent an
operation for Iuptured appendicitis at
the Sheridan Memorial Hospital last
Monday afternoon Mr.. Stone is get
ting along nicely, considering the
severity of the aim -nt.
Archie Mann and family, well
known farmers of the Welliver coun-
try, left Plentywood Thursday after
noon for points in Indiana, where they
will spend the balance of the winter
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Westphal
were in from the Outlook Raymond
country Saturday on a shopping tour
and looking after business. August
made pleasant call at the Producers
News office while in the city.
Mrs. Nita Robinson came to Plen-
tywood Monday from twenty miles
west of Flaxville, where she has been
teaching school. She will spend the
Christmas holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hanisch, in this
city.
Thomas Burris, who has finished
delivering two carloads of apples tc
this section of the state, left Plenty
wood Wednesday for his home at Ket-
tie Falls, Washington. While here he
was a guest at the home of his niece