The producers news., 1927-12-02

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ing.
Adolph Olsen and Henry Stvve
came down from their farms in the
Archer country Wednesday on bust
ness.
Mrs. Charles Mclaughlin of Ante
lope was a Plentywood caller the lat
ter part of last week doing some shop
ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Adams, farmers
near Raymond, were in Plentywood.
visiting and shopping Friday of last
week.
Mrs. S. 7. Klovstad, who has been
very sick with an attack of the flu
the past week, is able to be out
again.
Harry Williams of Reserve was in
the county capital the first of the
week on business and hobnobbing with
friends.
Elder Gunderson left for Billings
Monday afternoon, where he expects
to attend the University at that
place.
Bill Hass was down from his farm
In the Outlook country Wednesday
transacting business and visiting with,
friends.
Miss Thole, primary teacher in the
local schools, assisted at the Ingwal-
son store Saturday afternoon during
the rush.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Guenther and
family were Thanksgiving dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Peterson
of this city.
Russell Harshbarger was a Coal
ridge visitor in the county metropolis
the last of the week on a business
mission.
R. w. Farley of the st. Paul Pub
lining Company was in Plentywood
the first of the week calling on local
attorneys.
The Charley Miller family had as
their Thanksgiving guests at their
farm home, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Manke
and family.
A. Nelson of Westby was in the
country metropolis over the week end
attending to business and hobnobbing
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Powers of Medi-
cine Lake came up to Plentywood
Wednesday to attend the Janet Lund-
quist funeral.
Among those from Medicine Lake
IN PlentywOOd the first Of the week
was John A. Lucas, who transacted
business here.
John Dahlstrom of the Dooley
country was a county capital visitor
the last of the week attending to busi-
ness matters.
( Harold Munson was in from his
farm south of town to attend the
turkey meeting held in the court
room Saturday.
L. c. Ridenour was in from his
farm south of town Sunday and took
Simon Swanson out to make some re-
pairs on his radio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nelson and
, family were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Nelson at their home
Thanksgiving day.
Clarence Petersen of the Dagmal
precinct brought his truck in for re-
pairs at one Of the local garages the
first Of the week.
Miss Margaret Huebner returned
to Opheim where she is teaching, af-
ter spending Thanksgiving a the rar-
entail home in this city.
Fred Hibner, Jack NOLAN anc
"Buck" Shaw left Plentywood Mon
day afternoon for Minneapolis, where
they will work this winter.
Geo. OVERLY and family of the An.
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ital Saturday doing some shopping
and visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Viggo Petersen en-
tertained a number of friends to {
3 turkey dinner Thanksgiving day. Gov,
ers were laid for fourteen.
The dance given by the Temple AS
! sociation Saturday night was we'll at
: tended. The Krazy Kats furnished
the music for the evening.
! Misses Enga and Agnes Aune lef
e Plentywood Wednesday afternoon fo
:. Powers Lake, N. Oak, where the,
+ will make an extended visit.
= Mrs. VIM Klein went to Redston
: the first of the week to visit he
brothers, the Ketling boys, and sister
q AAAo 41cl1y 0C4 am VI ClldG pldCCs
p Fred and Oliver Kierumgaard, wei
s known farmers of the Archer terri
tory were in the county seat Wednes
day ealing on thei friends.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Luehr motore
to Antelope Thursday to spen
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Luehr's sis
ter, Mrs. Lon Myers and family.
Myrtle Engler of the White Beaut
Parlors returned to Plentywood Fri
day, after having spent Thanksgivin
day with her parents at Outlook
Mrs. Geo. Jackson of east of Plen
: tywood was in the county capital tn
: last of the week to attend the turke
: meeting and also doing some shoI
: ping.
/: Misses Levy, Edith Engebritso
and Mrs. E. Engebritson, all of Rec
: stone, motored down to Plentywoo
: the first of the week on shoppin
tour
Mrs. Bert Darvis left Plentywoo
: Tuesday afternoon for Claremon
(: South Dakota, where she will spend
: couple of weeks visiting friends an
relatives.
Z Miss Lillian Gunderson of Willis
ton, arrived in Plentywood Wedne
: day to spend Thanksgiving with ht
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Gunde
son.
Z Frank Lund and Robert Drag,
(: were Plentywood callers from Il
: Outlook country SATURDAY. Tht