The producers news., 1927-05-27
Local News

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q. w. Ehlers from Scobey spent
several days here first of the week
looking after business interests.
q. W, Black of Raymond country.
was tfansaetlng county seat business
matters here Saturday afternoon.
Lulu Mathews from the McElroy
country spent the week end in this
city shopping and visiting.
hrazy kats, one of the best orches-
lfas IN The State, will play at the
Carnival Dance Saturday, the 2sth.
Mrs c. l.. Johnson of Coalridge
spent Few days here first of the
week visiting at the homes of friends
ana dong some shopping.
Mrs. Lon Myers from Antelope
spent the week end in this city. do
ing some shopping and visiting
3, T. Holm and Il. Chairman from
Soalrldge We're Flentywood visitors
saturday, They attended the prize
llghI at the Temple in the evening.
Henry Timbrel from Westbv was
looking after business matters and
visiting friends and relatives in this
city the first of the week.
Percy Moe from Archer is snend-
lng the week here visiting at The
nome nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Olson,
also taking 9th grade exams.
Gus Bamer from Raymond was in
Flentywood last Saturday, visiting
at The II. W. Barner home and trans
acting business matters.
Used cars of various makes for
sale cheap. Inquire Donaldson's Gar
adv.
Mrs. Viggo Peterson went to Re-
serve last Wednesday to visit with
friends. She returned home Thurs
day
Carl Hole and son and Mr.. Lester
Andersen from Reserve were here a
couple of days first of the week The
boys took eighth grade examinations.
Messrs. John Kallak and Stranskov
from Reserve We're here last Saturday
night to attend the dance at the Far |
mer Labor Temple.
Britt Chandler from Doolev was
attending to business matters and Wis
itihg friends here last Wednesday af-
ternOOn.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Madsen and
Mr. and Mrs. Westerberg from Dap- |
mar We're here last Tuesday to spend |
The day visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Niels Madsen.
Paul Madsen from the Dapmar
country was attending to business
matters and visiting his brother,
Nlels Madsen, a couple of days first
of the week.
VIM, Leader was in from the farm
last Tuesday having some feed
ground. Mr.. Leader has been unable
10 put IN more than half his crop on
account OF the rainy weather
Adolph Lobdell, merchant from
Coalridge, was attending to business
matters In Plentywood Saturday af-
lefnoon, In the evening he attended
the dance at the Temple.
On the 18th, there was issued at
the Clerk of Courts office, a mar
rage license to Henry Hans Miller of
Medicine Lake, and Adelia Anna
Gehrke of Theirnsville, Wis.
District Judge Self of Baker, Mont,
was in Plentywood between trains
Tuesday afternoon attending to court
matters IN which Judge Paul was dis
qualified
Mrs. August Gibson of Raymond
left for Great Falls Monday after
noon from Plentywood Mr. Gibson
expects to go to the Falls in about
three months, after he has seeded
and harvested his crop.
Wane La Grange of Raymond drove
to Plentywood Monday afternoon on
He expects to put in
about 90 acres more Of wheat after
the rain lets up
The piano pupils of Mrs. M. p. Ost-
by will be presented in a public re-
eital at the Famer-Labor Temple
next Friday evening, June Bird, at
eight o'clock, The public is cordially
invited. 8-t2
Mrs f. Marshall who lives three
miles west of Plentywood, visited
Plentywood friends Wednesday. She
is thinking of putting on an auction
sale of her farm machinery and
goods about the first week of June
Mrs. Richard Verling and son,
Jackie, from Shakopee, Mimi, il
here this week visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
SINNERS, and family. Mrs. Verling
was formerly Miss Rachel SINNERS
Folmer Christiansen of the Dag
mar country was in Plentywood last
Saturday where he appeared before
the district court and upon passing a
very satisfactory examination, was
issued his naturalization certificate.
Miss Cora Frisvold, genial clerk at
the j. A. Johnson store, left Satur-
day for her home at Eau Claire, Wis,
where she will spend a short vacation
visiting at the home of her parents.
She will be greatly missed during her
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Moe brought
their children down to Plentywood |
from Archer for the eighth grade ex-
aminations and visited with Mr., and |
Mrs Nels Moe while here He came
in with horses and wagon.
Carl Hovdey, from north of Ray
m0nd, was in Plentywood Monday |
and Tuesday. All the planting on
his farm at Raymond lis finished, and |
at present he is working on his farm
near Plentywood. He said most OF
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