The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-07-11

Elmer Jacobsen was an Outlook
caller in our city this week.
Byron Yates of the A. O. u. w.
Lodge spent Sunday in our city.
Oliver Foss was Homestead
visitor in the county. seat Monday.
Gus A. Barner was 4 RAYMOND
visitor in Pientywood Sunday.
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Frank Sitter Of the Dooley coun-
try was business caller in Plenty
wood last Saturday.
Marguanite Fregenson of Scobey
was a shopper in the Plentywood
stores last Saturday.
John R. Fisher, who is employed
by Ray Lang inshis garage at Red
stone, was a Plentywood visitor
Saturday.
Miss Anna Ostrage, who is en-
ployed at the Ellery home, left
Thursday for three weeks visit
with her folks at Welliver. res "a
Frank French, we'll known
League man of Medicine Lake, was
Plentywood caller Wednesday, max
ing this office a pleasant call while
in town.
Mrs. Chris Frisvol and daughters,
Misses Cora and Lorraine, from Eau
Claire, Wis, came out last Monday
to visit friends and relatives 10 miles
northwest of Plentywood.
Received a splendid shipment of
ladies' waists. Come in and see
them. You will be pleased both with
the waists and with the prices. Farm
ers Grain & Mercantile Company.
Cecil Chapman received his hon.
| orable discharge and returned to
Plentywood Monday. Cecil saw
plenty of overseas service and was
badly wounded in his right arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hurn of
Raymond were Plentywood callers
Wednesday of this week. They re-
port that many farmers in the Ray
mond district are blowing up most
of their fields for next year.
Marie Chapman, who is employed
as reporter for the Scobey Sentinel,
is spending several days here visit
ing her brother A. r. Chapman and
soliciting subscriptions for the Sen
tinel.
Rev. E. w. Savage, pastor of the
First Congregational church, and DR..
Hunter, formerly of Outlook and at
present of Redstone, made a flying
business trip to Outlook and Red
stone Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Ellery returned
Saturday from vacation spent in
] fishing and other outdoor sports in
Canada. They report a very enjoy
able time and feeling fit for work
after the rest.
The Plentywood baseball boys will
stage a big dance in the Orpheum
Theatre Saturday night. The pro-
ceeds to go to the ball team. Music
will be furnished by the Plentywood
band. Everybody back the ball team
by attending the big hop.
i Mrs. ]. H. Laid left Outlook
Thursday for Iowa to visit her par
ents and attend their Golden wed
ding anniversary July 18th. She will
also visit relatives in Cedar Rapids
Ia, and Watertown, S. D. before she
returns.
E.. w. Rabedue of ComertoWr
made a business call in Plentywooo
/ Thursday of this week and among
, other business transaction he sub,
scribed for the most popular anc
best paper of the county, The Pro-
ducers News.
Fl Among the Scobey people who
) stopped over here on their way tt
Rrlsh Lake for the Fourth, were
George w. Gides, F. B. Jorden, And!
: Hansen. Mrs. w. S. Griffith, Mrs
= sherry. Gust and Oscar Ole, Mrs
VIM. Lille, and Mrs. Burton ant
daughter.
!. A. G. Peck, Mrs. E. W. Savage;
a brother, spoke at Comertown ant
i Dooley last Sunday. The topic Q
his talk was "The Republic OF Chlni
From a Sailors Viewpoint. MI
q peck has seen service in several Tor
d eign countries.
Plentywood residents were neon
venienced Wednesday, when a wave
r. main broke near the court mouse
r shutting off the water supply for sew
J. oral hours. However it was 500
repaired and Plentywood peopl
could again indulge in a drink 0
D, bath.
r F. S., Alixy, Beverly and Eait
Russell. all of Davidson, Sask., Gan
snent last week visiting with Mr.. AT
j. drew Russell of Glendive and returne
le through Plentywood by motor, spene
,e ing several days in this city. Al
drew returned with the family