The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09

H. c. Nelson came over from Out
look Wednesday of this week.
Lewis J. Burshia of Medicine Lake
Sundayed in Plentywood Monday.
Emil Anderson was a Medicine
Lake caller in Plentywood Wednes-
day.
J. E. Huntley, of Daleview, made
the county seat business visit Fri
day.
Mrs. A. E. Nordes of Dooley spent
last Saturday shopping and visiting
in Plentywood.
w. ]. Brikke and F. A. Thockey of
Poplar were seen on the streets of
Plentywood Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Stoner and
small sons of Outlook were in Plen-
tywood Thursday evenin.
Jim Hall of Wolf Point was at
tending business at the county seat
last Friday and Saturday.
J. E Hensler of the Larson Jazz
cand is here arranging for dance
May 18th. Oh you Jazz band.
Commissioner Tyler of Homestead
was in the county seat on official
business the first of the week.
B. N. Burgorner and +. T. Ryan of
Mondak were looking after business
affairs in Plentywood Monday.
Art Jolley returned home We'd
nesday from a three weeks stay on
his homestead out from Glentana.
e.
w. D. Williston of Whitehall was
attending to business affairs in the
Sheridan county metropolis last Mon
day. -
w. A. Wheeler, prominent farm
er from Froid,s was in the county
seat Friday looking after business
matters.
Commissioner Timmons of Scobey
was in the county seat attending the
regular meeting of the commission
ers this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hansen, who
,, live on a farm near Froid, were at
tending to business and visiting in
Plentywood Tuesday.
The Montana Motor Company is
building an addition onto their
| building in order to take care of that
firms constantly increasing business
The Association meeting of the
Congregation church announced to
be held early in May has been post
poned until the first Tuesday and
Wednesday in June.
Mrs. J. Miller of Westby, who has
had her little 16 months old son un-
der the care of DR.. Steele for the
past two weeks, reports not much
improvement in his condition.
Chas. Huebner of Brush Lake
made this office visit Monday. HI
says things are coming fine at tht
brush Lake Amusement Park
which will be open to pleasure seek
ers in the near future.
Ed Wunderlich of the Outlook ter
ritory, old league war horse ant
booster, arrived in Plentywoot
Thursday afternoon on his return
trip from Spokane, Washington
where he spent the winter. Mr.. Won
derlich will probably organize TO
the league this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charts Braaten ar
rived here from Everett, Washing
ton, on Thursday for a visit WIT
their daughter and son-in-law, MI
: and Mrs. Chlaus Tang. Mr.. Braatel
has been engaged in the ship build
ing industry on the west coast 10
the past year. They will shortly re
turn to Williston where their per
= manent home is located
! The city dray line owned and OF
! Grated by Jac.1 Kjelstrup has bee
sold to his brother, Ed. Kjelstrul
and B. D. Friedley, both good sui
stantial citizens Of Plentywood. IN
S deal went into effect May 1. Th
;. former owner has not as yet decide
! on his new line of business. The ne
1 firm will undoubtedly keep Jack
d Transfer" up to it's standard.
Mr.. A. O. Henrickson, who home
d steaded in the early day, four mile
:. north of Plentywood, returned frol
f service in Uncle Sans army owe
o seas Thursday afternoon. My Hel
/ erickson saw active service on IL
battle line in France for MI
months. He went over the top Sc
n eral times and had close call
d he had his helmet shot off by shral
e mel. Mr.. Hendrickson, like the re
it of the boys are glad to see the plan
5 of Montana again.
s VIM. Hanisch is installing an up
date dry cleaning plant. CieanlI
r,acb;nerv has already arrived. Du