The producers news., 1927-04-08

4 ~ ~uoSa'o "eSSrup OF Dool0Y was in
I town Tuesday after gopher poison.
Alfred Jensen was in town Moudav
from the Dagrnar country. ,.:-7sl-
i Al z. Stone of Outlook. vaas visit
ing with friends here Tuesday.
+ Jack White, the coalman Of Red
stone, was here on business TUESDAY.
Hans Madsen, Of Archer, was avis
ltor IN our city Saturday. So (.
I Ole Fiske, Of Outlook. was observ-
ed in Plentywood Tuesday,
Anton Linden eff FTaxville was in
Plentywood Wednesday.
John Stoner of the Outlook country
was attending to business matters in
the county capital Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs: Jack Gibbons of Re-
serve were visiting friends here Sun
day. -'
Thor Espeland of Reserve was
transacting business here between
trains Tuesday.
John Lee, who has been in FARGO
for some time, returned home Tues
day. NO
Mrs. Ed. Koser and Mrs. R. E. Gus
tatSon went to Bainville where they
viii visit for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richardson of
Antelope, were here between trains
Tuesday.
Otto Stadig, proprietor of the Mint
Cigar Store left Tuesday for Culbert-
son for a few days visit.
Mrs. H. Everson of Reserve was in
our city between trains Tuesday
shopping.
Mrs. Joe Winters came up from
Medicine Lake Tuesday to have some
dental work done.
Mrs. M. A. Knole of Reserve came
up for visit with her sister, Mrs.
McNulty, Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Lundgren left Monday
for a few days visit with friends in
Williston. at
Peter Bruvold, local farm imple-
ment dealer, received a carload of
new machinery.
Hazel and Mildred Bergebakken
spent Saturday and Sunday at their
home northeast of town.
Mr.. Grosnick and wife of Canada
returned Monday from the coast af-
ter an absence of three months.
Nels Olson, prosperous farmer of
the Outlook country, was in town
Wednesday.
The Catholic Church Choir is busy
working on their special Easter Mass
program. Their complete program
will be announced next week.
Mrs. Ed. Powers of Medicine Lake
was here between trains Tuesday,
having brought her son John up for
some dental work.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Steinke Of
Dooley were here Saturday to visit
their daughter, Helen and Marie, also
to take in the operetta in the evening.
Geo. Murray, of Berthold, N. D..
arrived In the city Tuesday. He has
fine carload of seed potatoes for
sale.
The Carl Peterson family moved
out onto their farm last Sunday. af
ter spending the winter in town. SO
Dicky could attend school.
DR.. Kahle of Outlook was in the
/ city Monday, coming over to attend
the meeting of the County Commits
sioners held on that day.
Mrs. Ruth Newgard returned to her
home in Medicine Lake after being
In the hospital here for several weeks
receiving medical treatment i
Little Verna Olson entertained a
number of her friends at luncheon
Monday afternoon. The occasion was
her eighth birthday. '-'''''
Harold Hanisch and Matt Samuel
son were entertained at six o'clock
dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Joe. Kavon
at their home in Shelby, Sunday.
Mrs. Maude Guenther, Mrs. Ed.
Peterson and Mrs. Clair Stoner drove
to Antelope Wednesday to attend Mr..
Hovet's funeral.
David Shonessy of Sidney, sales
man for the Rock Island Plow Co.,
was in town the first three days of
the week transacting business.
Oscar Hoist, who recently gradual
ed from the Polk College of Piano
Tuning at LaPorte, Ind, is here visit
ing with his brother, Ernest.
Frank Fishbeck, Sr., returned Tues
day from Glentana where he was
looking after business interests and
ealing on some of his friends.
Ole Aspelund, accompanied by Ida
Newton and Kate Boris, attended the
Hovet funeral at Antelope Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kazeck, of the
Welliver country, were attending to
business matters at the court house
Monday afternoon.
George Smith, of Redstone, was in
the metropolis of Sheridan County
Tuesday Of this week looking after
business matters.
Miss Waite, nurse in the local hos
pital accompanied VIM. Dilly to Oma-
ha, Nebraska, where he was advised
to go by DR.. Storkan to have his eyes
care for.
The Degree of Honor lodge will
put on a bake sale and serve lunch
Saturday, April 9 in the building for
merly occupied by DIR. York. The
proceeds will go to the sunshine fund
The time of the Easter .Cantata
given by the Congregational Church
choir, which is to be held at the Or
pheum theatre Easter morning, has
been changed from $3.50 to 900 o.
clock. Please bear this change in
mind and fell Vour friends rf h.