The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-01-27
Local News


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John Nelson of the Outlook dis+r;o+
was here on business Monday i i0'
Art Herman who lives 12 miles oos+
0 Mo antelope was a Plentywood visitor
MIS- Nick Locken of the Ravmond
precinct was here on legal business
Wednesday. 81 "''SiiieSS
Ray Lang and l.. j. Onstad LEFT
Monday for Billings, Mont u ,,,l1 aeno
they went on oil business "iiei {
Lutefisk supper at Antelope bv In
Eheran Ladies Aid, Sat. Feb. a. Serve
'iooA OH 43-1
Coal orders will received nron,n+
attention. Phone 20 or see a W
Kurtz. 90 w.
c: d. Lobdell of Coalridpe was .
business visitor in brentwood Tues
County Agent E. G. FERGUSON mo-
tofed to Medicine Lake Friday on bus-
mess connected with his office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Gravson If
Antelope took in the show at the Or
pheum Sunday evening.
Paul Babcock was a dinner guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. g, r
Peterson, Sunday. -
j. w. Clark of the Antelope country
was here on Business Friday and SAT-
urday. |'-'1 ''''
Robert Bruce of Medicine Lake was
IN our city Wednesday on local mat
tiers. MAJ
Carl Hanson one of Dagmar's farm
ers was caller in Plentywood We'd
nesday. W
NeIls SorensOn of Dagmar precinct
was an over night visitor in the city
Tuesday.
Nels Miller Nelson a Dagmar farm
er transacted business in the citv on
Wednesday.
Melvin Christensen of the RAYMOND
country was. a Plentywood visitor last
Tuesday.
Roy MunsOn, who farms west OF
Plentywood, brought in a load of bay
Tuesday.
j. M. Flaskerud of Westby was 2
visitors Saturday and SUNDAY in The
county capitol.
Mrs. Christ Molden of Medicine
Lake was shopper and visitor in ou1
city Saturday and Sunday.
Lutefisk supper at Antelope by Lu
theran Ladies Aid, Sat. Feb. 4. Serve
from clock on. 49,
Grant Stoner of Outlook came ove1
by train and stage Tuesday on bust
ness.
VIM. Innes of Medicine Lake wa;
an overnight visitor in PlentvwooC
Friday.
Mrs. Rogers and daughter O.
Whitehall were overnight visitors il
PlentywoOd Monday.
Louis Marsh of the Welliver dis
trlct brought in load of wheat Tues
day by truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Hythecker ar,
leaving for Great Falls the last of tn,
week. Mr.. Hythecker was EMPLOY
ed at the Miller Pharmacy.
Judge S. E. Paul and Court Report
er KOzer left for Wolf Point Thurs
day to attend court which convene
49, S' VI IiC NOIII1llS Week.
Niels Madsen, Clerk and Recorder
left for Great Falls Wednesday to at
tend the County Commissioners con
ventiOn which opens January &c.
The county commissioners promise
to attend the county commissioners
convention that is being held at Grea
Falls, commencing Thursday, Jan. q
Olive oGod has accepted a pisitio
with Attorney Paul Babcock. She ha
been employed in the county treasul
er's office for some time past.
Art Drasgt, a farmer living fiv
miles east of town was seen shoppin
and hObnObbing with friends in tow
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Strom of Scobe
/ were among those from Scobey VIII
attended the ball at the Temple Sal
i urday night.
h Ole Aspelund left for Helena Sa
II urday to attend hte state assessor
convention which is being held the1
i this week.
Il Woodrow and Ethel Petersen lie
Friday to spend the week end vii
Il their parents at Dagmar. They r
y turned Monday.