The producers news., 1927-02-25

hehfy hlll from Raymond was in
Plentywood Wednesday.
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Ole Helm, juryman from McElroy,
returned to his home Thursday.
Do
r. G. Tyler from Homestead was
visiting in Plentywood Wednesday.
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Charles Squires is able to be up
and around again after a weeks siege
of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson
were here from Reserve last Tuesday
evening to attend the Firemen's Ball.
Sheriff Rodney Salisbury made an
official business trip to Dooley and
Westby first of the week.
A. Morrin from Reserve was in
town Tuesday evening to attend the
Firemen's Ball.
Rev. Egge OF this city joined in
marriage Ruth Gaines of Navajo and
Harry l.. Gum of Flaxville on Wash
ingtOn's birthday, February 22nd.
II. c. Nelson of Outlook returned
home from PlentywOod Wednesday
after visiting the county seat for sew
eral days.
Dewey Wigmore from Medicine
Lake was visiting friends and attend
ing to business matters here Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart were
here from the Raymond country last
tuesday attending to business mat
ters and visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Emil Moe from Archer was in town
Wednesday making arrangements for
the Progressive Farmers Dance which
the Council of Action is giving on
St. Patrick's Day.
Carl Hovdey of Raymond, who
came to Plentywood for the ury, is
staying in Plentywood for a little
time after the dismissal of the jury
men.
The bad roads to Raymond did not
stop Leo HeisIer from coming into
town Wednesday to visit his old
friends, although he said the snow
/ could have gone off for his benefit
if it had wanted to.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
American Legion will meet at the
home of Mrs. Ed Kjelstrup Wednes-
I day evening at 500 o'clock, March
End. Members and persons eligible
are requested to be present.
Nurse Patterson returned last week
from Medicine Lake, where she was
nursing in the S. c. Faaborg home.
Miss Inas Barnes spent the week
end visiting her parents in the Red
stone country.
Robert Fossum, who has been at
the Hospital for some time on ac-
count of kidney trouble, is able to
be up and around now, and the nurse
advises he will be able to get out
soon.
VIM. Rumstick came to Plenty
wood Thursday from Scobey to ar
range for an auction sale of farm
machinery and supplies. This auc-
tiOn will take place March 10th. He
returned to his home at Redstone
! Friday.
| Dan Mckay from Redstone has
been in Plentywood for the last few
days. He had some samples of brick
: that he knows will make excellent
{ homes, so he asks all future home
( and office builders to see him before
] making any building plans.
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Friday, the 25th, the PlentywooC
, Parents and Teachers Association
I IS putting on their monthly meeting
The Sixth and Seventh grades ar,
having debate which they say will
:. be of interest to everybody. Then
:. too, the program to be given by th
: sixth grade is said to surpass any
n thing yet given by the classes.
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: The bridge club entertained mum
Il Der of friends and their husbands a
{ a bridge party in the Catholic churcl
. parlOrs last Thursday evening. Bridg
was PAdySu dC SlSuG IdDl6S unCn
late hour when luncheon was served
= Beautiful prizes were given to hig
e score holders.
:, A surprise party was given Mr.
: Roy Medders Tuesday afternoon Q
- this week, the occasion being he
birthday. A large number of guest
IS were present and a most enjoyabl
s. time was had. Mrs. Medders receiN
n ed several beautiful presents in ho1
q. or of the occasion.
re There was born to Mrs. Fran
N O'Toole of Plentywood an eight an
4 one-half pound baby boy on Thur
E. day morning at the Sheridan Nj
IS mortal Hospital. It's hardly nece
h sary to say that both mother ar
child are doing nicely considering Il
broad smile Frank wears arour
o. town. This makes three live husb
v boys in that family.
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