The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-08-22

Miss NJ. Steller came over from
Dooley Sunday.
N. Davis cam down form Scobey
on business trip Wednesday.
Fred Reynolds of Medicine Lake
called on friends in this city Tuesday.
Oscar Christgohensen was Doc
| ley visitor in ]Plentywood Sunday.
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Gertrude Lapel was an Outlook
shopper in the county seat Tuesday.
H. Dethman of McCabe came up
to Plentywood on business Tuesday.
Edward B. Robinson spent several
days here from Bainville the first of
this week.
S. Benson came over from Outlook
on a bushes trip Tuesday of this
week.
M. Becklun of Dooley was a bust
ness visitor in Plentywood several
DAYS last week.
Mrs. R. Nelson came over from
Flaxville for several days visit the
first Q fthe week.
Clara Peterson, a teacher from
Dooley, called at the County Super
intendent's office Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Houston of Mondak
was a Plentywood visitor Wednesday
OF this week.
Mike Wallis we'll known farmer OF
this section returned Wednesday from
trip through Minnesota.
Mrs. B. K. O'Grady and Rodney
Saulsberry made a business trip to
Scobey the first of the week.
Rev. J. O. Brensdahl of Antelope
was in Plentywood Thursday and
/ made this office pleasant call
F. L. Walton of Bainville and Ern.
, est L. Walton of Mondak were seer
on the streets of Plentywood Sunday
The Misses Lillian and Cora Hol,
dahl returned from Mordak Wednes
day, where they have been visiting
friends.
Mrs. Dele Meltzer of Dagma
spent several days here shopping an,
: transacting business the first of tn
weeE.
Irving Hellekson, vice presidentzo
the HelIekson Lumber; Company
called on Plentywood friends Tuesda.
: returning to Madoc Wednesday.
C. C. Smith and E. Sante of Ken
4 nedy, Canada, were Plentywood Wis
+ itors Monday, and called on Sheriff
q Bennett on official business Will
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Casio returne
= Thursday from Minnesota, where the
were called by the death of their Ii
- year-old daughter, Genevieve, Angus
. Isl.
IS Nurse Nellie Patterson returne
q from Redstone Thursday. She hs
x been rebuilding her shack on M
homestead near Redstone which bic
down during a big storm at Thu
:. place. She also sold some flax.
&c L. S. Smith, of the Plentywot
Machine Shop, received word We
nesday of the death Of his mothe
- Mrs. Loran Smith of Osakis, Min
= He left Immediately for that plat
d Emma Cudhie of Scobey, sister
Judge Cudhie, was a Plentywood vi
- itor Tuesday. Miss Cudhie is a sche
:. teacher and called at the county su
g erintendent's Office while here.
nc Mrs. L. S. Olsen left Wednesd
for Church Ferry, N. D., where S
, will visit relatives, remaining the
no until after the State Fair at Helel
he where Mr.. Olson will have charge
on on the Sheridan county exhibit.
A special meeting for the Assess
will he called at Helena, August
~ ln 1919. Mr.. H. Hill, the assessor
10, raI Sheridan county, will attend FIR
70, 70 Soap Lake, Wash, where he q
Won. 1a6 Mrs. Hill are spending their vacah
'Co
Editor Taylor and family, Mr..
D., Mrs. A. ]. Moore and son Dons
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Gronvold
' - children, and Messrs. Clair Sto
~ and John O'Grady were visitors
~ the Dan Olson home east OF 10
A. last Sunday evening.