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

w. E. Endersby of Whitata;1 vuos
in the county seat Monday tranSa " -
ing legal business.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles McT.anoI,lin
of Antelope were at the dance Of The
Temple Saturday eevning. ~ wv
Milo Jackson, who lives east IF
Plentywood, was in the citv On ieoai
business Monday, in connection ,,,;tf - :"
fistic encounter with one of bie me i1r
bors.
Arnold Krentz of Outlook was .
Plentywood visitor SATURDAY. and SIM
dav. He attended the dance ~ 0 AZ
Farmer-Labor Temple Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Myrtl Raab has returned from
her vacation sent at points in North
Dakota and Minnesota. She returned
Sunday after being gone nearly a
month.
August Westphal and wife of tbe
Outlook Raymond country were in the
county capital Tuesday doing some
shopping. While here August oaJo
pleasant call at the Producers
News office.
As new silk dresses added to our
well filled racks. Now is the time 10
get that new dress. Johnson's store
You will want new wash dress
for the hard time dance. Come in
and see our line. Johnson's Store.
The Navajo community was well
represented in the county seat last
Friday evening, the following being
registered at local hotel: Paul Kan
ming, Art Kanning, Emma Kanning.
Lester Kanning, Lester Sorenson and
Emma SorensOn.
Mrs. Arthur Vermandor of Winni-
peg, Manitoba, Canada, arrived in
Plentywood last week and is visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs,
Philip Bourassa of this citv. She
will return to her home in a few DAYS
after having had a most enjoyable
visit in Plentywood.
Mrs. R. T. Lee entertained a group
of her friends to an old time dance
with home talent music that was
greatly enjoyed by her guests. A de-
llciOus luncheon was served the
guests before they departed for their
homes. The guests all voted Mrs. Lee
a splendid hostess.
Mrs. Esther Graham gave a card
party at the Walter Raess home Fri
day evening and a very ENJOYABLE
evening was had by ALL Oscar Ben
son won the first prize for the men
and Miss O'Hara first for the ladies
A delicious lunch was served before
the party repaired to their respective
abodes.
The Knights of Columbus gave z
whist party in the basement of the
Catholic church Tuesday night fol
members, their families and friends
The sin0le members done the enter
tanning and served the midnight lunch
The prize winners were A. F. Zie
barth for the men and Mrs. R. E
Lang for the ladies. About twent,
couples attended.
Ben Midboe, one of our prairi,
shippers who accepted employment il
the culinary department of Robbin
Brothers Circus last summer and VIII
later Travelled with carnival arrived
in town last Saturday. He report
having walked through some fifteel
odd states during his travels and ap
pears to be in rugged health. He i
a nephew of County Commissions
Ed. IversOn.
News coming from Grenora state
that Editor P. A. Paulson of tina
place had had the misfortune to brea
two ribs in bath tub. The details ar
not available but it is reported tia
he tried to take a high dive and sliI
ped and missed his hat rack and 1
on his ribs. We feel sorry for anyon
who should miss the thing they all
to hit, as it is often painful. 1t is re
ported that Mr.. Paulson is gettin
along fine and will be up and aroun
again. Perhaps he will be more SUI
cessful with his feat at the next al
5 tempt.