The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-03-16

Olaf Carlson of Medicine Lake
drove to the county seat Saturday to
transact business.
Atty. ]. M. Kline of Glasgow ar
rived in Plentywood Wednesday trans
acting legal business and talking ov-
er the political situation.
Otto SorensOn of the Antelope dis
trict was a PlentywOod visitor We'd
nesday, taking treatments for Ill
health.
Charles Brightsman, farmer livino
80 miles southwest of here, stopped
overnight Tuesday while on his way
to his old homestead north of Dooley.
The Knights of Columbus held their
regular meeting here Tuesday evening
with a large number of members at
/ tending.
A. ]. Nelson and Melvin Evenson,
! farmers of the Raymond country were
attending to business in the county
seat last Saturday.
Attorney George Cudhie of Scobey
was a business caller in Plentywood
Tuesday and much politics was said
to have been discussed while he was
in the city.
NJ. H Francis of the Antelope coun-
try nOtOred to the county, canital
Tuesday to transact business. He
made a pleasant call at the Producers
News office while in the city.
James Nyby of Medicine Lake au-
toed to the county seat Monday
look after business matters in connec-
ton with an auction sale which he is
holding March oath.
Kenneth "Sparky" Nicholson, the
Antelope tOnsoTial artist, is on tire
sick list this week. He is staying with
his brother Donald in this city during
his illness.
The Sons of Norway held theil
regular meeting last Tuesday night
at the Farmer-Labor Temple and .
social and business meeting was
great yenjoyed by those present.
Ben and Albert Void of the Raw.
mOnd country brought in their brother
Heinie the first of the week to receive
special treatments from ailments witt
which he has suffered for some time
/ Glenn Mccoy returned from the wes
coast Saturday of last week, where
he had spent the past two months
Most of Clem's stay was at Los An
, geles with an. occasional trip to Mexi
| co to take in the sights.
''Pinky" Clay Bolster and his as
sistant Roy Becklund left for Vol
: Point Monday to remain there unit
: after the boxing match which will b,
: held in that city next week. "Pinky
is in for the preliminaries.
| Raymond Guenther, son of Mr.. AM
: Mrs. Frank Guenther returned from
( Fargo, N. D., last Saturday. He ma
been attending a business college a
e Fargo and will visit here short tim
2 when he will again return to tina
/ city to resume his studies.
Robert Van Hee left Saturday 70
! Fargo, N. D., where he will take u
= the study of the Delco Light system
r From there he will go to Milwaukee
to bring back a new Nash car iron
r the factory.
!. Medicine Lake was we'll represent
: ed at the ball given here last Frida
{. evening, among the visitors beinl
: Rooney Borley, Katherine Gormle1
:. Marie Gaffney, Dan Wigmore, Fran
), els Blackwell and Owen Howell.
Among those from Daniels count
looking after business in Plentywoo
last Friday were Atty. Thomas Gilt
ford of Scobey and Mrs. L. R. Long
acre and son Joseph of Navajo. Mr..
Della LaPode of Flaxville and Lig
Crawford of Scobey were here Mon
day.
Robert Burns, who has been EN-
4 ployed as pharmacist at the Mile
Drug Store, left last Saturday flo
Circle, Mont, where he has purchas
ed drug store. Mr.. Reed will tax
his place, arriving the same day thu
Mr.. Burns left.
Last Thursday evening the men
bers of the Harmony Bridge Club an
their husbands were entertained {
the Frank Guenther home in this cit
A 700 o'clock dinner was served b
Mrs. Guenther in a most elaborat
manner after which Bridge was pla,
ed, Mrs. Ed. Peterson winning fir
prize for the ladies and Mr.. A.
Ziebarth for the gentlemen It VIZ
most enjoyable evening for tt
guests and will long be remembers
by those present.