The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-07

IuS vail u WHlIeIdlf was
county seat visitor Tuesday.
Mary E. Coughlin of Madoc was a
county seat visitor last Sunday.
Judge John Hurry arrived from
Glasgow last Tuesday for court duty.
Charley Westphal of Outlook spent
Sunday with B. D. Knudson at Nc
Elroy.
E. Walton of Bainville transacted
business in Plentywood Tuesday of
this week.
]. Nelson and wife of Outlook
were visiting and shopping in this
city Tuesday.
S. Z. Mortenson of Westby was in
our city Tuesday, looking after bust
ness matters.
L. Compton of Wolf Point was
looking after business in the county
seat tuesday.
Andy Thompson of Bainville was
mating the rounds of our city on
business March End.
A. B. Williams of Poplar was over
to the county capitol last Tuesday
looking after business matters.
John Wallgren of Madoc was
business caller in Plentywood last
Saturday. While here he made the
Producers News a visit.
John Montcrieff of Meyronne,
Sask., was here. on business the first
of the week. He subscribed for the
Producers News while here.
John McElroy was in the county
seat Wednesday from McElroy. While
in the city he made The Producers
News a pleasant call at the cold
barn."
William and Brono Hass, promin-
ent farmers of the Outlook country,
were visiting friends and looking af-
ter business in the county seat We'd
nesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Mathia-
son, east of Plentywood, on February
oath, a big bouncing boy. Ole says
he will not need a hired man in an
other year.
Mr.. O. T. Benson and his two
sons, Richard and Walter E., who re-
side two miles north of Mildly, were
transacting business in the county
capitol today.
r. Kahle returned to his home at
Outlooii. Monday, from trip to
Kenmare, N. D., where he took his
wife, who is undergoing medical at
tention in that city.
N. H. Best, Bert Heron, J. J.
Nelson and Dave Thompson of Ray
mond were in the county capitol
looking after business affairs and
tending court last Wednesday,.
The farmers around McElroy are
getting ready to install a telephone
system around that community. They
will hold meeting Saturday, March
18th, to perfect the organization.
E. Larson, a prominent business
man Of Westby, was visitor in the
county seat Tuesday. While in town
Mr.. Larson called and signed up for
a years subscription to the Pro-
ducers News.
Messrs. Leslie E. Norton, Atty. c.
E. Conner, John Norbo, F. French and
Otto Jarstad, all of Medicine Lake
were in the county capitol Tuesday,
tending to court matters and looking
after business affairs.
The musical program given at
Outlook a couple of weeks ago was
a huge success, being witnessed by a
capacity house. The Outlook school
Deno1CCoQ III d SUN U0IWoeH d nUIlu-
red and a hundred fifty dollars.
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l.. B. Kjelstrum who has been Wis
ting at Crookston, Mimi, the past
few days, returned last Friday.
While on his visit he, had occasion to
run up to Bagley, Mimi, where he
met John L. Burns, who was former
ly employed at this office.
Jack Kjelstrup hauled in load of
sand weighing seven tons six humid
red and fifty-fve pounds with his old
faithful dray team, Pug and Andy.
This team is noted for lifting heavy
loads. A team like this would be
worth fortune in Minnesota log
ging camp.
Advertise your sales in The Pro
ducers News, which paper is read by
more people than any other paper in
the eastern part of Montana. 1t IS
the cheapest advertising medium in
Sheridan county from the stand
point of the number of people reached
for the amount of money spent.
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