The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-31

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sold at $50 per bushel. The entire
car load was sold the same day it
arrived.
County Commissioner Tyler of
Homestead was business visitor in
Antelope Tuesday. He came up to
look over the road work that is being
done in this vicinity by the county
road grader. The bushes men and
farmers of this vicinity appreciate
the efforts of Mr.. Tyler in getting
the grading on the roads of this part
of the county under way.
Fred Morck, AL Hoven and A. P.
Van Worst spent last Sunday at
Goose Lake hunting. The ducks were
flying about right according to the
number brought home. They car
ried off the hcnors of the season thus
far as they brought in so of the fin
est ducks that ever took to wing. ]
| While on his way home from Plen-
tywood last Monday, George Ellis
came very near having a real seriou
accident on the Lanter Hill. In some
way the front spring on his Overland
Six broke and the steering rods
would not operate, so that he could
not control the car and it took to the
q tel, where it tipped Owe. tief.rge
came out all right but was bruised
up considerable. He thanks luck
anyway and feels as though it Could
> have been a whole lot worse.
nc - IN :, antelope r'.esday. John ilai
beel IN this corr'ry hs:ocs - thai
y time it. did not look good 20 him Sc
he went farther west. He has re
turned recently and has made up hi
Z mind that this is the country. h
I bought fine quarter in the Voime
y country whre a fine new barn ha
q been built and is contemplating TN
ai eerction of silo. The silo IS tn
e coming improvement for the farms
a' of this country and We think M
Mortensen has the right idea
.. farming. John has been marrled II
e. Gently and we wish him The best
TN luck and a happy and nrospcro'
~ welded life.
lie. A large number of farmers al
'ar business men of the Antelope teri
ecu tory were in Plentywood tuesday
the State Land Sale and ntl''her
no. fine farms were PURCHASED and
nrices that show that the farmers
ana this vicinity have The resi -'t1: q
cd are going to stay right here and
deo this country the best in Montal
That is the kind of farmers that v
10" out every time.
'teu Among those present from :ins
cinitv were: F. D. Morck, who pous
any the east half section 16-54-o6.
last &c a fine piece of land and joins
rom Morck's farm. This gives him
old acres of the finest land that ever
was out of door. A. L Laursen oi
mar purchased a fine 'piartef
asset which he paid $24.o0 PEI acre.
Innl- Johnson, another pioneer farmer
lates the Dagmar country, purchased
'able quarter, paying $500 per acre.
cious Hansen bought full section at
sale. Some land sold as h'gh
alley, $500 per acre in The pientyS
d his ;c;n;tv
will The w. J. Hante" home was
:, to scene of a surprise party i!-i
after evening given in hoa"r a
,nver, daughter Miss Eva, 1t belng
where event of her birthday. A G
supper was served after which
evening was spent in telling
tunes, piano selections and slng1
tie ill A group OF IA noui 80 +
est of herders have left Montana Tor 1
Harbor, H., to get their pass
X and vised by the Roumanian consu
ras to return to their home for
.v months visit to try 20 ''cae@
l.s+ lives of whom they said they
ore he received no word since tne wal
no I'M ed five years ago. Ihey a"
- ratnrn to the United States