The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-04-18

n Plentywood Monday.
VIM. C. Grihaw of Westby spent
in Plentywood.
Christian Bjerke of Whitehall was
n Plentywood Tuesday.
T. r. Young of Antelope made
Plentywood a visit last Monday.
Olaf Thomson Of Reserve was in
Plentywood on business Monday. !.
N. K. Markuson visited the county
capitol from Dooley Wednesday.
Gladys Cook of Redstone was shop
ping in Plentywood last Monday.
Edward David was a Bainville call
er in the county seat last Tuesday.
Clara Horvick was a Scebey Wis
tor in the county seat last Saturday.
Miss Armstrong of Outlook made
the county capitol visit on Mon
day.
J. B. Serbia of Flaxville was at
tending to business in Plentywood
ON Monday.
Andy Thompson of Bainville was
to business in Plentywood
last Monday.
Ed Iverson of Antelope was trans
acting business in the county cap
itol Wednesday.
Editor Vezina of the Dooley Sun
was attending to business in the
county seat yesterday.
Victor Anker, well known Outlook
farmer, was a business visitor to the
county capitol Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Wagnild were
and attending to other
business in Plentywood Wednesday.
J. B. Godfrey, Earnest Stubbens
and E. z. Hass of Westby were
business callers in Plentywood Mon
day.
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D. J. Cooper, we'll known Dooley
farmer, was transacting business in
the county metropolis the first of the
week.
D. J. Whitaker, well known farm
er of the Raymond precinct was at
tending to business in Plentywood
Tuesday.
+ C. M. Thornberg of Reserve was in
the county capitol on business yes
terday. He came in an auto and re-
ports that the roads are in fair con-
dition.
A. E. Franklin of Dooley was a
business visitor to the county seat
While in the county cap
itol he made the Producers News a
pleasant call.
Arthur Mclean and Henry Barn
er, we'll known Dooley farmers, were
in Plentywood Wednesday looking
for men to run Ford tractors on their
farms. There is a labor shortage in
county.
John Smithmyer of the McNulty
precinct was in Plentywood on bust
ness Wednesday. That gentleman
reports that the crop prospects for
his section of the country in which he
resides was never better.
F. H. Benjamin, representing the
Great Falls Tribune, was in Plenty
wood in the interest of the above
publication Thursday. MIR. Benjamin
has been in Sheridan and Roosevelt
counties for the, past ten days.
A. J. Beverung announced the in
teresting news to the employees and
patrons of the Plentywood Auto &
Machine Shop the other day, of the
fact that his young baby has a
tooth. Morgan" thinks the fact is
wonderful, and the boys all smile.
VIM. Hass of the Hass brothers
farm, was attending to business in
Plentywood Wednesday. She Hass
brothers will not seed as much land
as usual this year, but will summer
fallow a large portion of the farm.
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Dan Mccall, well known Conner
town farmer, was business visitor
in the county seat the first OF the
week. He reports that the farmers
in his section of the country are get
ting busy with the gopher campaign
John Hesser of Redstone was tax
en- suddenly i'll the latter part Of
last week and left Sunday morning
for St. Johns hospital, Fargo, N. u
He has written and asked to have HI
paper sent to him while he is away.
Cashier Rueber of the Outlool
State Bank, was a business visito
to the county seat. Tuesday, coming
over in the Ford. Mr.. Rueber seem
to have opened the spring auto navl
CATION between this port and Out