The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-06-13

John Zempel of Outlook has gone
to Spokane, and vicinity, looking for
farming location.
Deputy Assessor Jack Conroy of
Scobey was a business caller at the
assessors office Tuesday.
II. A. Shei is a Reserve business
man who called at the county super
intendent's Office Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Girard left
Thursday morning for Rhode Island
to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Chas. Dahlin, employed in
Clerk and Recorder Majors office, is
taking a two weeks vacation.
Harry Mildly, son of George Mid
by. is in Plentywood today writing
the eighth grade examinations.
The eighth grade gave banquet
Tuesday evening, each pupil having
the privilege of inviting one guest.
Fred Ibsen, manager of the Farm
Store, who has been sick the past
three weeks, is able to be at work
again.
Lee jolly, wife and family are in
Plentywood from their homestead
for; several days. Lee is deputy as
SCISSOR.
Leo Brady, a well known farmer
from the .Comertown territory, was
a business caller in Plentywood yes
terday.
Mrs. E. r. Gooder left Wednesday
morning for Usage, Iowa, to visit
Mr.. Coolers folks. She will be gone
for several weeks.
Assessor H. B. Hill and Deputy
Assessor Geo. Vradenburg are as
sessing Raymond, Whitehall, Outlook
and vicinity this week.
Prof. F. Houston left for Mondak,
Monday, where he has accepted the
position as assistant county superin-
tendent of Roosevelt county. "a
Miss Mable Spohn and Gerdia
Christensen are among those who are
planning on taking in the big cele-
bration at Scobey Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Smith is quarantined
at her home with scarlet fever. At
the present writing there are several
cases reported in Plentywood.
Theodore C. Hanson and Ed. VOL
Ian, both prominent farmers of the
Outlook territory, are transacting
business in the county seat today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Stringer
and son, and Miss Anna Thomas, we'll
known residents of Medicine Lake,
were county seat visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Boyd and Mr..
and Mrs. J. Glen Jones motored
down from Scobey Wednesday, max
ing use of Mr.. Boyd's new Cadillac.
John Curran, county assessor of
Roosevelt county, made business
trip to Plentywood Wednesday, re-
turning to Mondak Thursday NOM
ing.
The Plentywood band is going to
Outlook this evening to furnish the
music for the graduation exercises
and dance that will follow the pro-
gram.
Clarence Wollan and Marietta and
Eleanore Hanson of Outlook are in
Plentywood today writing the eighth
grade examinations being held here
today.
Born, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
R. C. Rasmussen, miles southeast
of Dooley, May 81, a nine pound
baby girl. Mother and baby are well
and happy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hovdey anG
sister, Miss Nelson, well known resi-
dents of Outlook, were transactine
business and shopping in the county
capitol yesterday. -.
A. T. Holdahl, wife and daughter
were visiting the Holdahl family here
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Holdahl LEFT
little De Loris here with her grand
mother for couple of weeks. -
o. E Anvick and Olof Hallquist
both of Medicine Lake, called at this
Office while in Plentywood today, tt
renew their subscriptions to the onl!
worth while paper in the county
R. C. Rasmussen and cousin, Lar:
Rice Hansen, who recently arrived
from Norway, and Oscar Fransen
well known farmers of the Dooley ane
Comertown country, were in tht
; county capitol Wednesday.
A. A. Major, clerk and recorder
was in Dagmar and Medicine Lake
yesterday, posting notices of closing
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