The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-01-06

or business.
Chris Knutson, farmer of the Arch
er precinct, drove in Tuesday on bus
mess.
Theodore Gunderson a farmer from
the Welliver country was in our CITY
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Howell enter
tanned the L. j. and o. A. Moe fam
lilies at capon dinner New Years dav.
Gilbert Paulson, farmer living
several miles south of Plentywood,
came in Tuesday morning to purchase
some supplies.
Ole O. Wang, who lives a few
miles east of town and who is known
as the turkey man, was in town Tues
day looking after turkey business.
Frank Carlson of the Raymond
country drove into Plentywood Tues
day and took out some merchandise
anG other material for his household.
Gilbert Almberg, famous violinist of
the Archer precinct, was an over
New ears guest in our city. He re-
turned to his home Tuesday.
VIM. Radons former business man
from Outlook came over by train and
bus Monday to remain here on bust
ness tor a, few days.
Sunday. Mrs. Frank Smith enter
talred at a sumptuous New Years
dinner at two o'clock. The table was
set for eleven.
VIM. Hass one of the famous Hass
Brothers made Plentywood last Fri
day and called at the Producers News
office while in town.
Elwood House our Outlook miner
drove down from the country precinct
adjoining Outlook by team and
Jumper Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. j. Moore was able tc
leave the local hospital the latter
part of last week and is now con.
valesCing at her home.
Mr. Mark Down conducts our Clear
anoe Sale with his big black pencil
Buy your winter underwear, hosiery
gloves etc, at our reduced prices
JohnsOns' Store. adv.-4O-tf
Court Reporter E. S. Koser, anC
family returned Monday from a tri1
to different parts of North Dakota
, where they visited relatives anC
friends over the holidays.
DR.. Campbell returned last Tues
day from an extended visit in differ
) ent points in Minnesota with relative,
and friends over the holidays. H,
left here the Saturday before Christ
mas.
5 Buck Shaw, we'll known bronch,
buster, who lives 10 miles southwes
OF the county capital, drove in with
team and jumper the first of tn
week. He is reported to have left hi
: valuable police dog home.
Miss Ida Janke returned from Medi
cine Lake Monday where she has beel
visiting her sister, and will remain
: here for few days, when she will
3 leave to visit her folks in Saskatche
wan, for an indefinite period.
q Peter Marion made trip to Medi
\ cine Lake with a Buick last Tuesday
: being the only car to drive throug
n last week. On his return he purchas
ed Master Six Brougham Buick t
be delivered in the spring.
: Mrs. Conrad Peterson of PLENTY
: wood, who has been at the Kenmar
:. hospital, where she underwent an or
Grafton, returned Saturday. Her hos
:, of friends are pleased to learn of he
recovery.
: John Stoner, who with his family,
: enjoying the winter in Californi;
dropped line to the Producers New
this week from Belle Flower with
! check for his subscription. Mr.. Stor
- er writes that he is having a fir
time and enjoying the sunny cline
L. E. Forsch, principal of the seniC
: high school at Williston, was visitin
= his wife's folks at Archer the pa
:, week. He was in Plentywood MOI
y day visiting friends and looking ovt
the city. The vacation at the Will
ton school continues for another wee
= Mrs. Ben Luebke and childre
~ Alma Mae and Roberta June lie
~ Thursday afternoon for their hon
on the reservation near Froid. MI
Luebke was called to Plentywood
r. cause of the illness of her sister, MI
n. A. ]. Moore who is now we'll on t
Oh road to recovery.
Mrs. E. H. E. Helgeson and
mother, Mrs. Holland entertained sc
us eral friends to a luncheon at o
as o'clock in the afternoon. Bridge W
9r- the entertainment of the eveniI
lg' Mrs. Lou Helm received first pri
Mrs. H. M. Lewis, second, and M
es- Roy the consolation.
ne The coolest snap that has been
no corded for December in Plentywo
IN has just passed and all the old time
are commenting as to the long C,
to spell. Both horses and cattle v
ng have the hardest winter in history
rs. the cold weather again returns a
IRE hold as it has in the fore part of
winter. %afe
op- Clair Stoner returned Saturc
'ey morning of last week from points
old Iowa, where he had been visit
md relatives and friends. Mr.. Stol
Is. was called to the head office of
tn wheat pool which he represents fo
ON conference, and took advantage of
use occasion to slip down to his old no
J. for few days.
The Council of Action met Wedr
ned day all day and evening and fl
God reports that organization is going
rom take more drastic action along seV
was al lines than in the past, and is l
e. organizing q more perfect force
one that purpose All interested in,
He line will havesa chance for a hear
,era Don't act too late.
the Roy Mann, farmer of the Mildly
ritory drove his Ford in last Sa