The producers news., 1935-08-02


Pedstone were here Saturday.
Joe Baker of Raymond had a
,onsilectomv operation at the
hospital Tuesday.
Alvin Meyerdirk of Plentywood
was a tonsilectomony patient at the
hospital Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Zeidler left
for milwaukee Sunday. Mr.. Zeid-
ler's mother has been taken seri-
Ously i'll there.
Mrs. Charles Luehr and family
returned Sunday evening from Gr-
enora, where she and her family
spent a week visiting with relativ-
es and friends.
Mrs. Jerry Stanek of Homestead
went through a major operation
Monday at the hospital in Plenty
wood. She is recovering as well
as can be expected.
Olive Paske returned Sunday
from Spokane, Washington where
she has just completed a business
course at the Kinman business col
lege there.
Mrs. Warren Hanson and infant
Of Medicine Lake were able to
leave the hospital this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Donaldson and
Norman Paulbeck spent the week
end visiting friends at Minot.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Helm are in
Kennfwick, Washington visiting at
the home of Mrs. Helms sister
They also plan to visit relatives
at Aberdeen, Washington, and will
return to Plentywood after Aug
ust 1st.
Gladys Waller, Dagny, Myrtle
and Orville Void returned On Sun.
day from a two-wek tour through
Glacier and Yellowstone Nationa
Parks. They also spent a few days
at Flathead Lake.
A. C. Duncan, Great Northern
Agricultural agent, and Carl Bul
of Wolf Point, were in PlentywooC
Tuesday. Mr.. Duncan is finishing
a tour of inspection of Montani
crops.
Mr.. an Mrs. A. Gray and daugh
ter Betty, arrived here Sunda.
from Racine, Wisconsin, and vii
spend a week as the guests of MI
and Mrs. Elmer Gooder. Mr.. Good
ier is a brother of Mrs. Gray.
Jim Michels of the Reserve cour
try was a business caller here O
Monday. Mr.. Michels reports tha
crop prospects are good in tha
section of the county but that tn
farmers are beginning to fear rus
which has started to develop.
DIR. and Mrs. Cecil M. Hall lei
Tuesday for the western part g
the state. They will spend abor
three weeks there in the Swa
Lake. and Kaispell districts. The
trip is a combined camping an
fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Koser ar
family have returned from fly
weeks trip which included a Wis
, at the home of Mr.. Koser
New York. They also autoed
Jacksonville, Florida, and west
Texas, and then north to Plent,
: wood.
: A. L. Kadlec, superintendent
the Medicine Lake schools, was ol
= of the nine educators engaged
graduate study at the Universi
= of North Dakota summes sessiC
K who was initiated as a member
C the Phi Delta Kappa profession
educational fraternity, accordi1
to the Grand Forks Herald. T
ceremony was conducted by t
,' North Dakota chapter last Thur
J day afternoon in Woodwork Hs
= Ashbel Ingerson of Flaxton,
Il Dakota, secretary of the Farme
, and Workers Cancellation LeagI
who has been in Plentywood I
= the past three weeks on busine
r in connection with that organic
: tion, left for his farm near Flaxt
/, N. Oak. Tuesday afternoon to 10
n after affairs at the farm for
= week or ten days, before leavi
d on a speaking tour of that sts
a in the promotion Of that orga.
le zation. He reports that the far
y ers and workers are taking a We
,e ken and active interest in the
N ganization mad its program, a
S, that an intensive organization
st drive will be put on as soon