The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-28

| 90. nyoef made the county
scat a caii from Froid yesterday.
u. ID. Curtain of Dooley snent
last Sunday in the county capitol
). w. Mcclure was over r. +ho
county seat on business Yesterday
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Il. =. Thompson was in the county
seat looking after business Mondav
from Daleview.
Carl Tango, who has been VISITING
IN the east, returned Saturday to
his home in Flaxville. "
G. H. Cosper of Homestead u,o,
1Dooklng after business affairs in
Pientywood yesterday.
u. j. Foster of Antelope, recently
purchased new Fordson tractor
from the Montana Motor COMPANY
| christ Tango returned Saturday
march 18th, from camp and is Wis.
lung his brothers in the vicinity Of
Outlook and Redstone.
Z. j. Beaseker returned last Sat-
urday afternoon from the Twin
Cities where he had been on import
ant business.
Jens Tango, who has been spend-
farmer of Culbertson, was elected az
precinct chairman by the League
farmers of that precinct. :
,
Jens, Tango, who has been spend
ing the past winter visiting rela-
tlves at Racine, Wis, returned to
his home at Outlook last Monday.
John A. Boo, who has been work
ing near Outlook for the past six
months, was business caller in
Plentywood last Sunday and Monday.
Fred Umbreit, who has been or
ganlzing for the Nonpartisan League
In Richland county for the past two
weeks, returned to Plentywood Sun
day.
o. E. Stromstead of Flaxville
transacted business in Plentywood
last Monday. While here he made
the Producers News office pleasant
call.
Henry Anderson was business
caller from Dooley Monday. He
made it a special mark to visit the
Producers News and subscribe for
the best paper in Sheridan county,
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Asa Barnes Of Redstone, who is
deputy assessor of this county, was
in the county seat Monday after sup
plies with which to carry on his work
of assessing his district.
R. w. Dicxey, of Daleviev, deputy
assessor, was in Plentywood Mon
day, getting his books and tending
to other business relative to begin
ming his work of assessing his allot-
ted territory.
P. J. Eie, prominent Medicine Lake
farmer and rancher, who recently
returned from Phoenix, Arizona,
where he has been alternating for the
past several months, was in Plenty
wood on business Monday.
+ C. B. Stang of Flaxville was down
to the county seat on business the
first of the week. While in the city
he took occasion to call at the Pro-
ducers News Office and add his name
to our rapidly increasing subscnp-
ton list.
Jack Kennedy, one of the prosper
Gus farmers of the Outlook country,
has been hauling seed wheat to Plen-
tywood, the latter part Of last week
and the first part Of this. Mr.. Ken
nedy recently sold this seed grain to
the Sheridan County State Bank.
J. E. Buckley, the Fargo manager
| of the Ford Motors Company, was in
Plentywood Tuesday. This is Mr..
Buckley's first trip up on the branch
line. and he is favorably impressed
| with the country. Mr.. Buckley also
stopped off at Scobey and Medicine
Lake.
Pete Marion, the local sheepman,
left yesterday for Chicago with
shipment of six carloads of sheep
The sheep market now is very high
and the shipment is worth bunch
of money. It will take four or five
DAYS to get the sheep onto the mar
ket.
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J. w. Schnitzler, the popular
! cashier of the First State Bank OF
Froid, was business visitor TO the
county seat Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
Schnitzler, besides being a very sue
cessful banker, is one OF the most
successful farmers is Sheridan coun-
tu farming under his personal sup