The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-07-25


Gus A. Barner was a Raymond
visitor in the county seat Saturday.
Lun L. Runglerg of Dagmar was
Plentywood visitor Friday.
-,
]. z. Bruegger of Culbertson stop
ped over Sunday in our city.
Stella Stevens of Whitehall Sun
dayed in Plentywood last week.
Thelma Mcguire and Agnes Carl
son motored up from BainviIle last
Friday.
Mrs. James Gavin spent a few
days visiting friends at Wolf Point
last week.
Miss Caroline Milligan, deputy
clerk and recorder, was on the sick
list this week.
A. Rueber of Outlook was a Plen-
tywood caller Tuesday, making this
office a pleasant call.
Chris Lindoff of Redstone was
seen on the streets of Plentywood
Saturday.
7. Mcguire was Bainville visitor
seen on the streets of PlentyWood
last Friday.
Bring your eggs to the Plenty
wood Bakery. We are paying IS
cents a dozen.
B. D. Templeman was Madoc
visitor seen on the streets of Plen-
tywood Monday of this week
Miss Gerda Christensen is spending
the week visiting friends at Scobey
She left here last Saturday.
Why take your eggs elsewhere
The Plentywood Bakery will pay
you 35 cents dozen.
| Jacobsen of Outlook spent sew.
eral days in Plentywood transacting
J, business the last of last week.
! Miss Lenora Hetrick, who laugh
in our schools last term, came W
from Froid Sunday to visit with ole
friends.
C. o. Tegnell, fornerlys employed
/ by Attorney Onstad and who moved
; to Helena last fall, is here renewing
, old acquaintance this week
Miss Florence Fox, stenographe
for County Agent Anderson, is help
, ing in the County Attorneys offic
during Mable Meek's absence.
Are you getting a good price TO
2 your eggs? Bring them to tn
4 Plentywood Bakery and let us pa
: you 35 cents dozen.
Geo. Bolster is having the hay o
: his farm, near the reservation, GU
: They hauled a load of hay to tow
Monday. a
The NJ. M. johnson family lef
: the first of the week for Ortonvill
: Minnesota, where they will max
e their future home.
Nurse Patterson was called to tt
n C. A, Mayfeld residence Wednes
e dav noon to nurse the baby VIII
a. had an attack of collie.
Major Leo Horst, League Bures
l. speaker, and organizer J. A. M
r Glynn were in Plentywood last evel
IS ing. on their way to the Outlot
. picnic.
Mrs. Rex Movius, who with h
10 husband is spending her vacation
y Glacier Park, writes home that q
y weather there calls for sever
&c blankets at night.
"IJncle Sam" Hampton of Boz
In man is still with the Farm Bure
fo of this county aiding E. w. Anders
T. in his work along the line OF rell
at for drought stricken farmers.
i, Attorney Onstad and Mr.. Tegn
L; of Helena, who has been visit
No the former, left by motor: Wedn.
20 dav morning for a vacation WIN
dy they will spend in Helena and n
ispel.
A number from Plentywood :;
as toed to Clear Lake, Canada L
IN Sunday. This is getting to De gu
Iy- popular summer resort. IL v
Ter estimated that about ooo PEG
JIG Sundayed there.
49, C f. Bolster & Sons, are remoe
I nv ing the store formerly occupied
~ ~ Graves Clothing Store. he mas
Irs 8 large door between 1t ana u
,ny hardware store and will use 1t Tor
oro DISPLAY of furniture and rugs.
nds Geo. S. Bell, prominent Lea'
nus member. and J. w. Williamson, 0
ne' of the Quitmeyer district were esI o.
ness callers in Plentywood thurs
rod of this week and while IN tne
ice ts made this Office pleasant call
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