The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-06-07

a f. Mclean of Dooley was in
Plentywood Monday.
Harry Pads, from near Dooley,
was in town Saturday.
--E. B. Robinson Of Bainville was
in Plentywood Wednesday.
Van L. Ross, the Scobey auc-
TONER, was a Plentywood visitor
Thursday.
Alfred T. Vollum attended the
Red Cross sale at Whitehall last
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Slaughter Of
Outlook were in the county seat on
Wednesday,.
Mr.. Wilson, one of the Wolf
Point bankers, was in the county
seat Sunday.
Pierce Egan, editor of the Flax
vile Democrat, was a Plentywood
visitor last Monday.
Editors Reed, of Culbertson,
Bowler of Antelope, and Jerome of
Poplar were in Plentywood Sunday.
Joseph C. Weight, who lives
southwest of Plentywood, was on
the streets of the county seat last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holzier Wis
tied Mrs. Caroline Chistiansen at
her homestead, north of Raymond,
last Sunday.
Oscar r. Girard, clerk of court,
is in Sidney this week, as witness
in a trial before the district court
IN Richland county
Albert Bakken, one of the lea l.
ing young farmers from north OF
Raymond, was in town Saturday at
tending to business matters.
Carl Giesler, who has been
working at Medicine Lake for sew
eral weeks, has returned to Plenty
WOO and is now working at the
Plentywood creamery.
Oscar Collins, the prominent
farmtr and Nonpartisan Lacquer
from north of Raymond, was in
town Wednesday talking politics
and attending to business matters
! Mrs. Oscar Girard and two chill
dren left Tuesday for an extended
| visit with relatives and friends al
their old home in Rhode Island
They will probably be gone for the
entire summer.
DIR. and Mrs. e. FL. Riley OF
! Bozenan were in town Sunday ano
Monday. Dr.. Riley is Federal
veterinarian and is engaged or
government work in this county al
! the present Elfu0.
j Among the attorneys attending
court Monday in this city from ou1
of town were, Harry Dale of Gull
bertson, Tom Clifford and George
Cudhie of Scobey, C. H. Bentley Of
/ Westby, C. E. Conner of Medicine
Lake, C. J. Cure of Outlook, Grant
Ba:zewell of BainviiIe, and A W
Killan of Froid
Bill Gottheb, proud owner of tbs
"Kaiser's Coat, sold at the Ante
lope Red Cross Sale last Saturday
was in town Tuesday Boosting o.
the many antics and capers that tn,
goat displays. Bill insinuates tina
some Plentywood persons tried to
purloin the goat from his bailwicl
but the dastardly plot was frustrat
ed by patriotic Anticipates.
Lieutenant William Stahl O
Cu'bertson was in Plentywood Wed
nesday. Mr.. Stahl was formerl,
manager of the Tanner & Best gsn
eral store at Culbertson, but he en-
listed in the army last fall and wa
afterwards admitted to the Officers
Training camp, where he won hi
commission He is in the Quarter
masters corps, where lis experianc
as merchant will no doubt be yer,
useful
Henry L. Holdal, formerly man
ager of the Libby Lumber yard a
Redstone, now of the National arm
at Camp Lewis, Washington, write
to local friends that he is now com
pany clerk and is no longer mem
/ Der of the regimental band. H
likes his new position much bette
than his position as a musician an
his many friends in Sheridan coun
4 ty feel assured that Hank win max
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