The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-17

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! ! Y; IKE Rss' *sf: hunting sunday
. F, Whitmarsh is on the
j. vi iist this week;
cr,ee was a visitor from
l. f. Set,e' our city Tuesday of
IBIS week.
Gibson was visitor in
j Mrs. E0S' seat from Comertown
+be county '
i tuesday,
n.,,ken cashier of the White
! J. t w. was business cai'ef III sH
ta .lr tr seat this week;
g Satire, deputy United states
4. U; u, Of Helena, was here on
s ssi Wednesday
F;sbbeck, Harry Smith and
franh ford of this city and M. d.
~ VIII, G Of Wolf Point are EN- enjoying
Sely sr trip to Johnson Lake.
CARLOAD OF POTATOES for
CAhn4 rack at Outlook, beginning
1 slS W. October Oath. PERRY o ~ |
DEBNE.
~ westphal of Outlook was a
,u III visitor in town MONDAY
"aEing this Office a pleasant eau
Lilo mere,
ord Mrs. Arthur Hansler of
"a, are the proud parents OF
Ogu'l r;r born October 9Th. All con-
ned doing nicely.
r Heisler, auditor of Farmers
,~Jiting Association, from Fargo
A u,1od on E, w. Anderson of the Farm
saraan the first of the week. i.
CARLOAD OF POTATOES for
II" IN track at Outlook, beginning
S s October oath. PERRY LIZ
DEENE.
Tho Plentywood Chapter of the De-
WOO Of Honor Lodge, will hold its
s,St meeting of the season November
~ Of the Plentywood lodge rooms.
Charles Maxon and John Series
+ the Comertown vicinity, hauled
20, from the Beaver Mine last
week They believe in making hay
while the sun shines.
O. Edlund of Scobey was in
uentvwood Wednesday looking after
business matters. Mr.. Edlund is one
af the prominent League boosters oil
that country.
Potter Keldson, Ole Odegaard, JohI
Saoal, all of Westby, were callers II
brentwood Wednesday. While II
town thew took the occasion to cal
and look over the farmers neWspape
plant.
+'5t Mrs. Paul Babcock entertained a
bridge party at her home Iuesda
evening in honor of her sister-in-lay
Mrs, Babcock of Fessenden, n. L
Bridge was played at three tables
Mrs. E. G. Steele and Mrs. c. R. III
lery won the prizes.
Magnus Danielson of Medicln
Lake was a caller in PlentyWoo
Monday. While in the city he mao
the Producers News Office a pleasa1
call and among other things informe
US that he expects to leave soon K
Gylland, Denmark, where ne WI
visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. C. S. Nelson entertained at
bridge party at her home Monds
evening in honor of Mrs. A. B. Ha
ky, formerly of this city, but now VI
ting here from Minneapolis. Br1d'
was played at three tables. Mrs. ia
Babcock and Mrs. L. E. Helms took t
prizes.
E. Lester of Daleview was bu
ness caller in Plentywood Iuesds
While in the city Mr.. Lester called
the Producers News office and lett
sample of the potatoes which he rails
on his farm this year. The TIL
potatoes totaled nearly six poun
which shows that Montana can S
grow Spuds even though it be dry
Anna Anderson, widow Of Gus
Anderson, who formerly resided
Westby, was a business caller
Plentywood Monday Of this we
She is now residing at Alexandl
MINI, and is visiting relatives
friends of the Westby country, WI
looking after property in that vac
~.
County Agent Anderson was ca
to Comertown Monday to insl
.omo sheep that had sore mou
The sleeps lips were so sore
swollen that they couldn't eat.
examining the sheep, Anderson TO
their lips We're chapped due to
colds the sheep had contracted. r
Comertown, Mr.. Anderson went
DoCley and Raymond to check
gopher poison accounts there.
Christ Lillevang, who lives
miles east and 3 miles south OF