The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-10-21


Bert Heron of Raymond motored
ito Plentywood Wednesday on bust
ness.
F. X. Kohler of Outlook visited
lPlentywood on shopping tour Thurs
: day morning.
-uGY Hansen was in from the res
ervation Saturday on business and
visiting with friends.
Henry Zimmerman was in from his
farm north of town with a load of
wheat Friday of last week
Editor Sherry of the Redstone Re-
view was a business caller in the
county capital last Monday.
DR.. G. E. Campbell made a profess
sional trip to Outlook Wednesday,
returning home the same day.
Mrs. Louis Marsh of the Welllver
country was in Plentywood Saturday,
shopping and visiting friends.
- Lyle Nelson, Outlook school teacher,
motOred to Plentywood Saturday to
attend the teachers meeting.
Jens; Olsen, prominent farmer OF the
Dagmar country, was a business call
er in the county seat Wednesday.
Hub Wirtzberger of Westby was in
the county seat Wednesday on bust
ness and hobnobbing with friends.
Simon Swanson left Wednesday of
this week for Minot to attend a con-
:Vention of the Delco-Light statesmen.
When you are in for the Corn Show,
see our 1895 and $10.95 silk dresses.
They can't be beat. Johnson's Store.
Olof Olson of the Archer country
was in Plentywood Wednesday of this
week on business and hobnobbing with
friends.
Charles Council, undersheriff of
s Roosevelt county, was a PlentywOOd
8 caller Wednesday of this week on
i business.
All Lawrence, sheriff of Daniels
county, was in PlentywoOd Wednes-
day of this week attending to official
business.
John Lindblom of the Outlook coun-
try mOtored to Plentywood Tuesday of
last week to attend the Mike Kennedy
funeral.
Geos-Midby was in from his farm
on Saturday. He made a pleasant
call at the Plenty%ood flour mill while
Peter Mach, prominent farmer in
I the Comertown country, brought in a
load of wheat to the local mill Friday
+ of last week.
Mr.. Triplets, a prominent farmer
of the Welliver country, moved his
family into Plentywood to spend the
winter months,
Nels Peterson was in the county
seat from his farm in the Dagmar
country Saturday on business and
visiting with friends.
Anton Melle, a prosperous farmer,
in the Outlook country, was in the
county capital Tuesday of last week
with a load of grain.
Rev. Ness of the Westby country
was in the county seat Friday of last
week. Mr. Ness brought in a large
load of wheat to the mill
Mrs. Markuson of Dooley was in
the county metropolis Saturday on a
shopping tour. She returned to her
home the same evening.
Lars Angvick, a prosperous farm
er from Reserve was in the county
capital the first of the week on bust
ness and visiting friends.
Professor James of the Outlool
High School faculty was among the
large number of teachers here Satur-
day attending the convention
Geo. Lerbeck, a prominent merch-
ant of Dooley, was in the county cap
1tal Wednesday of this week trans
acting business and visiting friends.
Mrs. Katherine Duggan returned
to her home in Plentywood Tuesday
evening after having spent several
weeks at the Christensen farm near
Antelope.
Geo. Epler of Williston, formerly
Dooley banker, was in PlentywooC
Wednesday of this week on business
in connection with some land which
he owns
Rudolph Strisgberg, a prosperous
farmer of the Westby country, was il
the county capital Friday of last week
on business and hobnobbing with
friends.
Mrs. Bob Beigh returned to Plenty
wood the first of the week from Ro
chester, Mimi, where she underwent
successful operation for goitre at thu
famous Mayo institution.
August Westphal and family, pros
porous farmers north of Outlook wer
in the county capital Saturday OF
business, while here Mrs. Westpha
did some fall shopping.
Angelo D. Butler of Raymond call
ed on his old friends in PlentywoO
Thursday morning. He is one of tn
old standbys for farmers and worker
and is proud of the fact