The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-07-18


was seen on the streets of Plentywood
last Friday.
Edward B. Robinson was Balm
vile business caller in the county
seat last Saturday.
H. F. Meyers of Fairview was
business caller in Plentywood last
Monday.
E. M. Davis was a business caller
in the county seat from Outlook last
Monday.
B. M. Pierce of Scobey was a
business caller in the county seat
Monday.
H. Young was alsiness caller
here from Homestead Tuesday Of
this week. I
Harry Martin and wife were Pop
lar people in Plentywood the first of
the week.
The Plentywood base ball team
will play Grenora at Medicine Lake
| this afternoon.
L. A. Brown, attorney of Froid, |
was business caller in Plentywood
last Saturday.
P. j., Stewart and wife returned
Monday from a motor trip through
Glacier Park.
S. c.. Moore and Editor C. W. Jer-
ONE, of Poplar, motored up to Plen-
tywood Monday of this week, stop
ping here to visit old friends for sew
eral days.
H. C. Bently, we'll known attorney
from Westby, motored to Plentywood
the first of the week, spending sew
eral days attending to business at
fairs here.
Pete Marion and Father Hennes-
sey left by auto Monday for an ex-
tended trip to western points. Among
other places they will stop in the
Glacier Park.
Uncle Sam Hampton, the noted
orator of the Farm Bureau, has spent
more than a week in our county,
working with County Agent E. w.
: Anderson, in the drought relief work.
c.. w. Westphal, a well known
, farmer of the Outlook country, spent
) several days here the first of the
week. attending to business. While
in town he made this office pleasant
| call.
r. G. Tyler, the county commits
sioner from Homestead, was In the
: county seat several days last week,
: when the Commissioners met ard
settled several important questions
of the county.
S Mrs. Helen Byrd deputy organizer
for the Degree of Honor Lodge, went
to Comertown Wednesday, where she
: will remain indefinitely in the hopes
: of organizing a new lodge at that
t place.
Major Leo S. Horst and ]. A. Nc
: Glvnn, league organizer, spent sever
o al DAYS in Plentywood in behalf of
s the League Both were present at
the League picnic at Brush Lake last
Friday and Saturday.
/ Mrs. Mcneil of Smith Falls, Ont.
u Canada, sister of Anglo D. Butler OF
Seybauts, Canada, pioneer OF tbs
Medicine Lake country, was Plen'
1t tvwood visitor Tuesday, making this
n Office a pleasant visit
Jos. Hurley, J. W. Dim, Ed. Ray
mond and Christ Winsted, member
4. of the Winn Jazz band, and who have
r been playing at Brush Lake this
Y season. were Plentywood visitor
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week
* Nels Christensen of the Dagma
S country and Mr.. M. M. Olsen of tn
u Medicine Lake country were bushes
callers in Plentywood Tuesday OF TN
week. Among other transactions MI
Vn Olsen came in and added his name t
ty our ever growing subscription list.
The local chapter of the Degree o
. Honor lodge held their meeting IN tn
II Lodge rooms Tusday evening. anon
3D. other business, they decided to pos'
II none the lodge meetings until Seq
'i TENDER, unlss such business come
nm as will make it necessary to ca
a special meeting.
lty
nig Mrs. O. Erickson employed
IN bousekeeper for Mr.. Reed, editor
ISL the Culbertson Searchlight, passe
through Plentywood Thursday 81
:, route for Alkabo, where she Will tai Ia
~. care Of her daughters children II
IL lle daughter. Mrs. A. B. Blitz, VIII ieaH
,he for Kenmare Saturday, where 81
w. will undergo an operation.
,bo Mrs. Howard Lewis entertalne
,aIl Wednesday at a bridge party in no
nod ar of Mrs. James Redmond, VINO ie
of this morning for Mondak, where tn
f,1t home. Br1Qs