The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-31
ComertoW

|. Comertown
| Deputy Sheriff Feetham was serv-
ing witness subpoenas north of Com
ertown last Monday.
A whist party at Herb Phinney's
| last Saturday evening was enjoyed
by all and although we don't know
who won the whist honors we do
know that the table occupied by Miss
Ryan, Miss Holden and b. J. Mccall
and VIM. Corcoran attracted the
most attention.
| Ray Mensing and family spent
Sunday eve, a week ago, with N. A.
| Harris and family.
John Series has a referendum petit
ton in his neighborhood and can
place you with the boosters if you see
him.
Peder Bruvold and John Nelson
motored to Plentywood Saturday af-
ternoon on business.
M. E. Hooper arrived home from
disposed Of a fine car load of live
son.
You can always tell if your boost
ing counts or not by the noise the
opposition makes criticizing you.
Ole M. Olson was a Comertown
caller on business last week.
Leo Brady was looking for some
of his stock one day last week, which
had ventured too far away durinp the
cold snap.
VIM. Corcoran is remodeling his
barn for more comfortable winter
quarters.
Tom Brockley and r. P. Fitzger-
aid expects to ship two cars of fat
lambs Friday if they can get cars.
Melvin Torgenson and wife are as
sisting Mrs. Rose Gibson with her
fall work. Mrs. Gibson expects to
ship car of her own stock about
December LIST.
Cold stormy October may mean a
warm sunny November and Decem-
Der. Let's hope and pray for it any,
way.
c. 8. Robinson and family from
north of Dooley attended the card
party at H. l.. Phinney's Saturday
evening.
Elmer Brightsn,an from Dooley
left on Saturday afternoon for Minot,
N. D., by train.
The whist party at Mr.. Bjerdes'
last Saturday evening was we'll at
tended and lasted we'll into the morn
ing. All report lovely time.
Ruby, Francis and Jessie King
have moved into Dooley 10 t;.kc adj
vantage of the good school there This
winter.
Ole Espelund is "ircul;:tr:; Il refer
endum petition south and west of
Comeltown and also around Dooley.
Mr. Espelund is one of our staunch-
est farmer supporters.
John Vossen and family were en-
tertsined at the D. J. Mccall home
last Sunday afternoon, week ago.
U. G. Farmhouse, ST., is nursing a
sore hand lately ca'1sc'l by hog he.
II you pay your debts, you are
called crook and tight wad. If you
don't pay them you are called dead
beat and spendthrift.
Mr.. Vezina was in Comertown last
week Monday noting our progressive
little city.
Ed. Galloway has started work en-
the construction crew north Of town.
The Farmers Cooperative Elevat-
or Board Of Directors met ~ Mon
day evening and attended to all the
business matters Of the ho"~c. The
Board feels real satisfied over" tie
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U. G. Farmhouse, Tom Brockley, E.
S. Strand and Peder Bruvold attend
ed the state land sale at Plentywood
on the 21st. Messrs. Bruvold and
Farmhouse each buying a number of
acres of old Montana soil.
After noting the result Of the
Townley shakedown at Fargo the
21st last, it makes US wonder if the
man who sits on the fence with his
measley little $1,000 in his pocket
criticizing, doesn't feel real FUNNY.
If you haven't referendum petit
ton or signed one ask you neighbor
for one or sign his.
Send in your dollar to the Anti
Loot Fund. That's what North Da-
kota farmers are doing and they are
pleased.
Frank Schilling purchased the H.
Riddle farm on the Canada side last
week.
H. l.. Phinney shipped a car of
stock to South St. Paul Friday.
D. j. Mccall has considerable
amount OF blowing done on his moth
er's place, which he has rented for
next year. D. j. believes we will get
a bumper crop next year.
Depot Agent Schilling purchased