The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-12-21

Christmas Cards producers News. /
Atty. L. P. Donovan of Shelby was
a business caller in Plentywood Mon
day.
Clerk and Recorder Niels Madsen
has been ill the past week with an at
tack of the "flu".
Glycerine and Alcohol for the Ra-
diator Tire Shop. adv.
Magnus Danielson Of the Dagmar
country took treatment for an ulcer of
the eye few days this week.
Peter Feldt of the Westby country
is at the local hospital having an in
fected hand treated.
Selmer Stangeland of Antelope au-
toed to the county seat Saturday and
called at the News office.
Arthur LELAND of the Outlook COM
munity was a court house visitor last
| Wednesday.
Henry Valdez, Outlook garage man
and farmer, autoed to Plentywood on
business Wednesday.
Ed. Kjelstrup of Williston and Matt
Stein are here looking after the bust
ness of the Westland Oil Co. station.
We handle the Chevrolet cars and
trucks. Bredevine and Larson, West
by. adv. 21-tf
! Mr. and Mrs. L. Odegard visited
Sunday at Williston, returning the
same evening.
Mrs. Frank Smith left Wednesday
for Duluth, Mimi, where she will
spend the holidays with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Weiss were
among those from Outlook attending
< the doings at the Temple last Friday
: evening
Carl Hole, hardware merchant of
t Reserve, motored to the county seat
Wednesday to hold consultation with
: a physician in this city.
: Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Swan
son, girl, Tuesday December 18th.
The Swansons are living on the Carl
Peterson farm near Plentywood.
> dad" Gross of Comertown is a
patient at the Memorial hospital with
influenza, coming to that institution
: the latter part of last week.
Leona and Howard Peterson left
' Sunday for Williston, where they will
. spend the winter and attend schoo
! for the remainder of the term.
e Patrick Lizotte and Sam Monettt
/" of Medicine Lake were Sunday visitors
l. with Louis Peterson at the Pete Mar
n ron ranch.
Kenneth Roberts of Enid, Montana
y and Julia Herbst of Lambert, Mon
Is tana were quietly married by Judg
t. McElroy in this city last Monday.
g Ray Mann returned from Idaho b,
2 car Tuesday. He stopped at differ
IS ent points along the way. He report
1t the only bad snow he met with wa
e. about two miles in the Froid country
u P. M. Olson, of the Dagmar com
y munity, who has been suffering wit
carbunckle on his neck, was receiv
"A ing medical treatment here last Fri
e day.
4. Last Saturday evening at the Bah
= and Golden Apple dance, Miss RATHER
f. inc Boris got the baby Ga kid goat
a and Robert Zeidler received the golde
apple which was an apple containin
a $3.50 gold piece.
The Progressive Farmers held the
= regular meeting at the Farmer-Labc
Temple last Monday evening. A goo
attendance was present and an III
usually good time was reported
those present.
Ethel Rookie and Floy Mensing {
Plentywood were visiting Sunday a
ternoon with Laurine Odegard.
very enjoyable time was spent by II
young ladies and in the evening Lou
8 took them to their homes.
A farewell party was given /
!. Mrs. Peter Marion at her home la
= Sunday, few intimate friends b
=. ing present. Mrs. Marion left MOI
7 day for New York, where she wi
" " visit her son.
IL The Plentywood Lutheran Sunds
. school program will be held Sunds
e. evening, December 23rd, at 500 {
ne clock at the Lutheran church in Pie
lg tywood. Everybody is Welcome.
II Ernest SALESMAN of Bossbur
ar Wash, and Margaret Angvick
Js Medicine Lake were quietly marie
at in this city last Tuesday by JUST,
q. McElroy. Mrs. SALESMAN is niece
~ State Representative Lars Angvick.
I The Thursday Bridge Club met
sc. the home of Mrs. Frank Quentin
ng last week. Three tables were in pls
and Mrs. DR.. York won first pri
with Mrs. Harold Guenther of Goa
gs ridge receiving the consolation.
;fe excellent lunch was served by Nh
N Guenther at the end of the play.