The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-01-13


school near Dooley.
Miss Velma Crawford returned to
Iona Linda, Calf, Friday to finish
her nurses training course.
Undersheriff Rookie made bust
ness trip to Reserve Tuesday. He
returned Wednesday,.
Nels Markuson the Ford dealer at
Medicine Lake was in the city Wed
nesday on business.
Bert Heron, one of Raymond's
prominent business men transacted
legal business in the city Wednesday.
Marion Mitchell landed Wednesday
from Missoula for a short stay with
his parents.
You'll be surprised at the values in
dresses at JOhnson's Store. adv.
Henry Raaen returned to Conner
town to his school after three weeks
vacation.
Miss Helena Crone left for Dagmar
Satm day iwhe1e she will resume her
teaching duties in one of the schools.
Sheriff Salisbury made a business
TIP to Outlook Tuesday in his "Snow
Bird. He returned Wednesday.
Albert Smith of Flaxton, N. D. is
here visiting with his uncle, Louis
Smith.
Miss Nora Botten of Glasgow Wis
: tied Miss Gwendolyn Matkin for the
past week.
John Stewart of Raymond came ov-
er Saturday and visited his sister,
: Mrs. Eng. Torstenson.
Miss Mary Palubicki after two
weeks vacation returned to her school
l&st Saturday.
County Attorney A. C. Erickson
! left for Helena Wednesday to trans
act bushes pertaining to the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Homme of Out
look attended the dance at the Far
mer Labor Temple Saturday evening
: Judge S. E. Paul and Clerk of
: Court E. S. Koser left for Wolf Point
to hold short term of court.
John Brekke of Antelope was a
business visitor to this city Saturday
. returning the same day.
! Niven (Chesterfield) Hovey landed
here last Saturday, remaining here
n Tor several days. He left for ScobeN
- Wednesday.
t Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Pierce arrived
: from Great Falls, Friday, after sew
eral weeks away and report a colo
snap in that city.
l. Margaret Huebner left for Glen
l. tana Friday to be ready for he
l. school which opens Monday mornins
after two weeks vacation.
r. Mrs. Phil Ziebarth and son Dovl
ID were Sunday guests at the home O
i Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ziebarth for
If delicious dinner.
Mr.. Olson of Froid, manager of tn
IF Olson Hardware Co., was a caller i
n PlentywoOd the first of the wee
r where he transacted legal business.
Sc George Nelson of Outlook took i
:? the old time dance at the Temple Sat
" urday evening, returning to Outloo
a Monday.
lg Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Trower g
1T Outlook attended the Old-Time dane
Saturday evening, returning to thei
he home the following day.
at Kenneth Nicholson, the tonsori;
lis artist of Antelope, was up to take
lie the dance Saturday, returning MOI
day.
m Knute Hendrickson was up fro
nd Antelope Saturday evening and dan
he ed the light fantastic on the floor
ng the FarmerLabor Temple.
N. P. E. Moe, pioneer farmer
cts Archer, drove in with his son En-
las and grandson Percy. He says Il
at winter is hum 6inger but not of Il
ere summer bee type.
Henry Kerbsbach wrote a letter
re- his niece, Glow Krebsbach, from L
me Angeles and says that he has final
the located, and that he has enjoyed t
OPP trip very much.
Miss Adriana Garneau left Satl
the day for Comertown to resume
asst duties as teacher after spending h
ess Christmas vacation in Plentywo
the with her parents.
George Epler, of Williston, form
in ly Of Dooley, was a Plentywood v
en- itor Wednesday on his way to Doc
)me where he is looking after his busin,
: Ii interests.
Arnold Lidahl, who was caught
With under a car on the Blue Trail last f
eral and received a broken leg was a
ONE to walk for the first time with
re- crouches.
Charles Huebner arrived in Plen
arm wood Monday from Scobey to visit
mere wife and son Frances, who reside he
clip He will remain for several days
seed fore returning to Scobey.
next Victor Anker, prominent farl
of the Outlook country, was ca
arm at the County Agents office w
e to nesday for information regard
tend contracts.
Iny's Ben Void, Adolph Hovdey and
same bert Void, all of the Raymond
cinnct, were in Monday to take
snty- the meeting of the stockholders
D., the Radium Remedies Co. at the T
rmed pie Tuesday.
cess Roy Williams of Sidney was
about Plentywood over the wank end
took in the old time dance at
ridge Farmer-Labor Temple Saturday nj
Tues While here he was a guest at tn,
; and P. Nichols home.
going Harold Hanisch and Miss H
lie re- Hendrickson drove to Antelope
Tuesday evening where they Wis
.rmer Miss Memberships parents and
r ter took of a delicious six o'clock dir
!. Fri They returned to Plentywood the
Tarm- ter part of the evening.
sever Myrid Aspelund, son of Mr..
Mrs. Alvin Aspelund of this city
no,,oo hrated his seventh hirfhdoxy MA