The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-10

Ben johnson Of Glasgow is a Plen-
tywood visitor the past several days.
Mrs. Grace Reynolds was a Froid
visitor in Plentywood last Saturday.
Atty. c. J. Cure was a court visit
or from Plentywood Wednesday of
this week.
A. E. Hurst was q Kalispell visit.
or in Plentywood several days last
week.
Mrs. Nettie Mussman came up from
Froid Last Friday to visit friends and
shop here.
4. A. Bingo of Whitehall was WIS.,
iting Plentywood friends Friday and
Saturday.
A. S. johnson was a Scobey man
who stopped in the county seat last
Friday.
E. D. Baughman came down from
Redstone on business Saturday of
last week.
Sheriff Mackenroth of Williston
was seen on the streets of Plentywood
Tuesday.
Glen r. Bach was business caller
in Plentywood from Medicine Lake
Friday of last week.
Joseph Bauchman of Scobey STOP
ped in Plentywood Wednesday on his
way to Whitehall.
Mr. H. Shei, Mr. D. Merk and w.
Hage came up from Reserve to visit
the county superintendent last Sat-
utS1ay.
Dir. and Mrs. Lean Forncrook and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Garner were
hunting in Canada last Sunday and
report good trip:
This section of the country was WIS.,
tied by a severe blizzard Thursday
and every one hunted up the old fur
coat.
Geo. F. Burke of Glasgow, who is
working on the classification of the
land of Sheridan county, was Plen.'
tywood visitor the first Of the week.
T. J. Hooking and Ben johnson Of
Glasgow were renewing old acquaint-
ances and writing insurance in Plen
tywood the first Of the week.
Mrs. Ralph Saunderhauf left yes
ter1ay for Fairmont, MIMI, to visit.
Mr.. Saunderhaul accompanied her to
Williston, returning here the same
day.
Leo Won Custer and w. A. Haddow,
farmers Of the Scobey district, were
Plentywood visitors Wednesday, maxi
ing this Office pleasant call while in
town.
Miss Cora Holdal has been absent
from her work in the johnson store,
because of assesses on her front
teeth. She is back at work again at
this writing, although still under the
dentists care.
The West Confectionery and Cava-
rette is making hit with the young
people of Plentywood and vicinity.
Mr.. West has fine player piano in
stalled and room for those desiring
10 dance at any time.
Miss Laura Duffy returned Tuesday
from Fargo where her brother Lou
is sick with an attack of typhoid
fever. Mrs. Duffy who went to Far
90 with Laura is still with Lou. Laura
reports that although Lou is improv-
ing, he is still quite sick.
Captain Daniels, formerly den
fist in Medicine Lake, was visitor
in Plentywood Saturday evening. Mr..
Daniels left this week for San Fran
cisco where he will receive his dis
charge from the U. S. army, where
h. served IL the aviation corps.
Mr.. Taylor, county agent leader Of
the State college at Bozenan, r. }.
Chase, the new County Agent for
Roosevelt county, and E. W. Ander-
son left Tuesday for the District Con-
ference at Glasgow. Mr.. Taylor and
Mr.. Chase have been visiting County
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Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill returned
from Soap Lake, Washington, Tues
day of this week. They were accom-
panied home by Mrs. Hills mother.
Mrs. ]. M. Cummings, who will spend
some time at the Hill home. On the
way the Hills stopped two days in
Spokane and several days in Butte to
visit friends and relatives.
Corp. Filing Lee, an Outlook boy
returned home this week after TWO
years. service in France. He crossed
with one of the first contingnts OF
American troops, landing in France
still in civilian clothes. He fought IN
all the major engagements and re-
turned home with only gas burn as
q reminder of his service. Lee says
t1aat he is the luckiest man in the