The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05

Dr. c. S. Jones LETT for Willisso,
Tuesday 7" spsnd = f. daya ),
:I.o. BaAhen Of Whitehall transact
I'd business IN this city Wednesday.
B. D. resipaeun.n Of 1adoc was .
visitor in the county seat last Tues
day.
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r. E. Lang made business txip
70 Medicine Lake Tuesday, returning
Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Harold Fee4ham
made . business trip to Made the
first of the week go: !
Berry Stepaens Of Outlook w. ii
Ptsntywood visitor Tuesday and wed
1esday Of this week.
Pat Murphy Of the Nerehants Ma
tasaA haak ef SeoeeX made = bust
ness call IN thi: city Tuesday:
"A. A s R cashier q $3.50. e stste
sa'iness In thi:;ei : @aaa'a1.S'
T. Lundev1&, Of the Citzsns STATE
uaatAers here tha middle Of the week.
School opened last Monday ct the
Br1bec school,: northeast Of Plenty
WOOD Miss Regina King viii teaeh.
Art Wanlkle returned the last of
the week FROM Great Falls, where he
attended the Farmers Cooperative
Congress. ::
day and Wednesday of this week in
Scobey rs . guest OF Fl. Dillon OF
that place.
Ed. Nehls and Walter Mehls and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Randall Of Flax
vile were county seat visitor on Tues
day Of this week.
Frank Mueller went to Scobey Tues
day in regard 70 business matters
connected with tho Mountain States
Tel. 4 Tel. Company.
Pat Murphy, Bert Mason, George
Robinson and Banker Lundvold of
8cobey were business visitors in Plen-
tywood last Tuesday;
Fred Holmdahl and Arthur Johns
ton, prominent farmers of Navajo,
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county seat Wednesday.
DR.. w. r. McDaniels came up from
Medicine Lake Wednesday to spend q
few days attending to the practice of
DR.: Gustafson who is away.
Loretta Ryan, the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Erie Ryan, who has
been very low for the last few days, is
said to be recovering at this writing.
Jens Jensen and daughter who live
northeast of this city have been hav-
ing a hard siege of the flu. We are
glad to state that they are better at
this writing and able to be around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex NJ. Movious de-
lirhtfully entertained at five tables of
Progressive whist Thursday evening,
the honors going to Mr.. Gavin and
Mrs. Rue. A sumptuous lunch was
served at midnight:
Miss G. H. Thompson left Wedhes-
day afternoon for Scobey, where she
will visit for few days. Miss Thomp-
son has been employed on the loca!
TRANSFERRING force and has host of
acquaintances in this city.
Geo. Schum and family left Mon
day morning for Glasgow, where they
expect to locate permanently. Mr..
Schum has been the manager OF the
Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co. of
this city, but was recently transferred
to Glasgow.
J. w. MeMullen returned Monday
form the Moses Lake country in the
state of Washington. Mr.. McMullen
will sell his chattels and rent his farm
which joins Dooley. He will return to
Washington as soon as he disposes OF
his property.
Geo. Smith was Plentywood visit
or from his farm near Redstone Mon
day. Mr.. Smith returned last Wed
nesday from Nelson. MIMI where he
has been visiting relatives; AND {riends
and is getting ready to putin his
crop this spring.
Ed. Hanson, Andrew Maxrod and
Carl Christensen of Raymond re-
turned this week from western Mon
tana, where they worked in the log
ging camps. Hanson says all the
s1umber jacks" are in favor Of the La
Dor & Farmer Nonpartisau League.
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The following parties returned from
the Cooperative Congress at Great
Falls last Saturday: Carl Hovdey,
Outlook; Oscar Collins, Raymond;
Clair Stoner, Outlook; A. n: Wankle,
Dooley, and Jim Larter. The above
gentlemen report q wonderful sue
oessful meeting, and that there vas
not room enough to accommodate the
huge crowd.