The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-05-31
.OCAL. NEWS


Mrs. E. HI. Helekson of Madoc
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Holland of this city this week.
The business houses of Plenty
wood closed for the entire day on
May Both, on account of Decoration
Day.
Mrs. William Ator was in town
Monday. Mrs. Ator is very much
interested in the Red Cross work,
having already knitted twenty pairs
of socks for the boys at the front.
&C. w. Westphal and A. West
phal, from near Outlook, were in
Plentywood Monday. They report
that they have almost completed
their seeding on one thousand acres
of crop.
Eugene Lampson of Weyburn
Saskatchewan, who has been visiting
with his niece, Mrs. Geo. L. Proch-
now, of this city, returned home last
week.
john O'Grady, of near Raymond.
who was injured by falling from his
disc, several days ago was in town
Saturday and is improving very
rapidly.
For Sale-Five castings and in
ner tubes; castings, 36x4 and 36x41a
one casing practically new. Write
or phone Westphal Bros, Outlook
Montana-price $75. TIFF
FOR SALE-Twenty red polled
For sale. Twenty Red PoHed
bulls from one to two years old
Price $4,000 to $4,000 including
pedigree. Fort Comfort ranch, 20
miles north of Raymond, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Adams, accom-
panied by Mrs. w. R. Mack and Mrs
Caroline Christensen, autoed in
from north of Raymond and attend
ed the show at the Orpheum last
Friday night.
WIN. Hass, Robert Kahle, Ar
thur Reuber, Clair Stoner and Mr.
Erickson of Outlook, motored to
Plentywood last Sunday and spent
the afternoon attending to matters
of business and pleasure.
-Chas. N. Balm, the founder OF
the town of Bainville, was a Plenty
wood visitor last Saturday. Mr.
Balm is one of the pioneers of this
county and is now proprietor of the
! New National hotel at Bainville.
Arthur Reuber, cashier of the
State Bank of Outlook, and G. A
Brattland, the Outlook real estate
man. WIRE county seat visitors or
Thursday.
Joe Ostrich of Welliver was in
the city today displaying handful
of wheat about six inches long, re
moved from his farm. The wheat
has a splendid root and has about
four stools to the root.
Peter Nordby of Raymond was
in the county seat on business the
first of the week, and paid this of
fee a pleasant visit, taking advant
age of the opportunity to add hi:
name to the rapidly growing sub
scription list of the Producers News
Mr.. I. C. Smith of Flaxville, on
| of the stockholders in the People
Publishing Company and reader o
the Producers News, was count.
seat visitor today, and took advan
tage of the opportunity to look owe
the plant in which he is interested.
j. o. Brensdal, who resides fiji,
teen miles east of the county sea
and gets his mail at Antelope, wa
in Plentywood on business today an
took advantage of the opportunity t
call at this office and subscribe TO
The Producers News.
-Froid Tribune: A bouncin
baby boy arrived at the home of MI
and Mrs. J. T. Loucks last Sunda
and needless to say the parents ar
Justly proud of the little chap, wh'
by the way is the first son in tn
family. The new arrival has bee
> named John Thomas, Jr.
Editor Burley Bowler of tn
Antelope Independent was transact
ing business at the court house o
Thursday. I. E. Worley could nj
be located.-Plentywood Herald
: Mr.. Worley was at the recruitin
, office, a place that Burnley Bowler
> is very shy of.
Everything is in readiness IL
the big Red Cross Auction Sale
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