The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-04-11

WIN SAAAO
Ole Aspelund was in Plentywood
on business Thursday.
Oscar Collins of the Raymond
precinct is in the county seat today.
Frank A. Toole returned from SER
vice with the A. E. F., Wednesday.
D. J. Olson and j. C. GronvoId
were in town several times last
week.
County Auditor O'Grady was in
Medicine Lake on official business
today.
George Bantz and Clair Stoner of
Outlook were in Plentywood on
business the first of the week.
Amos Westphal and wife were in
the county capitol from the Ray
mond country Thursday.
l.. Zimmerman of Outlook was a
business caller in the county seat the
first of the week.
Chris. Madsen was business call
'er i'll the county seat from Reserve
last Wednesday.
H. S. Insteness of Froid was a
caller at the county capitol Thurs
cay Of this week.
C. E. Conner of Medicine Lake
was a caller in the county seat Tues
day of this week.
G. J. Abehroth, farmer from the
Mildly country, was in the capitol
city Thursday.
Mrs. Clair Stoner and little daugh-
ter of Outlook were in Plentywood
on business Thursday.
Viona Paulsene was calling on
friends and shopping in the county
capitol the first of the week.
Mr.. Phelps of Redstone was look
ing after the interest of the T. &
B. Store in this city Wednesday.
M. E. Zimmerman, of Fairview, was
seen on the streets of Plentywood
last Sunday.
Harvey Jolley, who has been in
Chicago for the past two weeks is
back again
T. Rlaung was a business caller
in our city %from Antelope last Sat
urday.
DR.. E. G. Steele and wife returned
today from the Twin Cities where
they have been visiting.
Mrs. F. E. Guenther has accepted
a position in the Woman's Shop, Mrs
Bewick having more work than she
can attend to.
Ole Aspelund, we'll known farmei
of the Dooley country, was busl.
ness visitor to the county seal
Thursday.
Sam Tough, we'll known farmer
Of the Homestead country, was up tt
the county capitol Wednesday or
business matters.
Attorney c.. r. Ellery returned
Thursday from Mondak where ne ha
been attending to the office that tn
firm of Babcock & Ellery recent.
= established in that city.
! It is reported that Mrs. Jos. T. Do
lin. who was operated upon success
fully last week at Williston, is rest
ne comfortably and is getting on a
! We'll as can be expected.
The Vesper club met last Satu1
dav afternoon at Mrs. Fishbecks
! II was the regular meeting OF tn
:. club. Mrs. Ellery and Mrs. II. 1
Hill were the guests Of the cluo
this meeting.
+ Anton L. Anderson, who reside
K near Medicine Lake and who ia
t been attending to the Mattson fafl
e north of Raymond for the Wlnte
was in Plentywood today on his wa va
home. Mr.. Anderson will read th
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IS Mrs Meng and Miss Viol'
e Meng. mother and sister OF MRS.
T. Wagner, left Thursday morm n
for Glasgow to visit with MRS. "a
ID F. Kunde, daughter of Mrs. Men
v After a weeks visit with MRS: hun'
ID they expect to return to their non
d, at St. Helena, Neb.
G. E. Mayo of Reserve was
!, Plentywood Thursday and md c an u;
|; The Plentywood Implement 90. WI
~ u the intention of buying a tract
a !. from hem. Mr.. Mayo was former 7
a. a. a resident of Martin Co, Mlnn.
~ purchased the Bates farm east
Reserve. Mr.. Mayo also caiiea
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