The producers news., 1927-11-25

week end visiting friends at Flax
ville
Emil Granrud of Antelope was
visitor in the county seat the first of
the week.
L.J. Sorbey of Dooley was a Plen-
tywood caller the first of the week on
business.
Among Antelope visitors in Plen-
tywood Saturday was Ted Ovnan of
Antelope.
Bob Courtney of Antelope was a !
Plentywood caller the first of the
week on business.
Bert Jensen made a trip to Plen-
tywood from his farm near Redstone
the first of the week.
Ray Void of the Comertown coun-
try spent the week end in the county /
capital visiting friends.
Rex Otis and C. C. Whitney were
in Plentywood between trains Tues
day transacting business.
Judge Paul and Court Stenographer
Koser went to Wolf Point Monday to
attend court at that place.
c. M. Island drove to Plentywood
the first of the week on business, re-
turning home the same day.
r. LELAND of Antelope was a Plen-
tywood visitor Saturday, purchasing
supplies and visiting friends.
Bob Laws was another one of Plen-
tywoOd's visitors from the ReGstone
country the first of the week.
DR.. D. J. Cooper made business
trip to PlentywooG the first of the
week from his home at Dooley.
Mike Flannery of the Outlook
country was visitor in the county
seat the latter part of last week.
George Bell, well known farmer of
the Dagmar country, was in the coun-
ty metropolis on business Saturday.
Tom Clawson was in from his farm
in the DOOley country the first of the
week shopping and visiting friends.
Mrs. Chas. Strubeck was in Plen-
tywoOd from their farm north of
this city the first of the week on
business.
Eris Olson was in Plentywood from
COmertOwn the first of the week on a
T. shopping tour, returning home the
: same day.
George Abenroth, we'll known farm
er of the Outlook country, was a
J business visitor in the county seat
= Wednesday,
Len SOrbey, cashier in the bank at
i DOoley, was lokoing after business
matter in the county capital the first
of the week
. Miss Grace Sherry came down from
. Redstone Tuesday to spend Thanks
. giving with her little friend, Miss
Harriet Bull
V Attorney John Nisbet of Plenty
v wOod-RedstOne Holding Company went
to Shelby to spend Thanksgiving
2 with his family.
Grant Stoner of Outlook was g
f PlentywoOd caller the first of the
/ week on business and visiting rela-
q tives and friends.
h Miss Halle Wheeler, Glow Krebs
S. bach and Mrs. Bert Daley were
II among those assisting at Ingwalson!
# store during the sale.
l. Gladys Dodge was in Thursday from
oil the Comertown country to spenC
Thanksgiving with her sister, Myrtl,
is Donaldson, and family.
s. Fred Tooke of Outlook made
lie business trip to Plentywood the firs
le of the week. Mr.. Tooke reports tn
roads as being very bad
d. Nennert Thompson left Plentywoo,
a the first of the week for Hankinsor
,i- n. OAK, where he will spend Thanks
r giving with his parents.
Miss Catherine Hovdey and brothe
as Orbeck spent Thanksgiving day wit
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl How
on dey, north of Raymond.
il J. Kudrna, cashier of the Firs
State Bank of Medicine Lake wa
I'M transacting business in the count
nv capital the first of the week.
ay Mr.. and Mrs. Grouse of the Ra!
ed mond country were in the count
seat Tuesday doing some shoppir
a and hobnobbing with friends.
tai Albert Almberg was in the count
ere metropolis from his home near Arc
Of er Monday. He took in the doing
at the Temple in the evening.
of The dance held at the Farmer-L
lad Dor Temple Saturday night was We
He we'll attended. The Krazy Kats fu
but nished the music for the evening.
of Peder Bruvold, well known farm
and business man of the COmertoy
for country was attending to business
ed the county, metropolis last Saturday
1ch A marriage license was issued
lay Rueben Rice of Antelope, age 27, a
this Miss Anna Marie Steinke, age "a,
Plentywood, age "a, on November 2.
'ku, Horace Bolster, we'll known farm
re- near Plentywood, has been busy
a last few days preparing for lal
lsh. shipment of turkeys over the coun
leer The little two-year-old daughter
WIN Judge and Mrs. S. E. Paul has bt
on the sick list the past week,
the is much better at the present writi
rom Mary and Edna Eten who h;
70 been attending the Plentyw,
4l schools, went to their home in
MI H. Dooley country to spend Thankse
,rS ~ ing. 2
Of County Superintendent Single
reports the following town schC
c. as having one hundred per cent m'
POO bership in the M. A: PlentywC
rom Westby, Antelope, Outlook, and M
me- cine Lake.
ed oede The local editor, Mrs. A. J. Mo
srn- has recently had a phone install
!, tbe and will appreciate your calling
20, whenever you have any news
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