The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-02-27

> John II. Brenna from Navajo was 4
caller ut the Office last week.
Theodore Flalkne was up from Arch
er ON business last Tuesday.
Auctioneer Jensen was 4 Plenty
wood visitor fom Antelope Saturday.
d.. Pe.neek. Chirepraetsr at Cros-
By; N. D. win tell yea Why yea are
sSek l5-tf.
Albert 1lueller of Flaxville called
ut the Producers News Office last Sat-
uraay.
Ben Nereeon, of WestbY,sssgas A.
t eeE to business At the etrt boy =.
Oscar Na&son Of Raymald wss
txansaeting business in Plentywood
Wednesday.
Jim Rednond of Mondak has been
. business Visitor in Plentywood the
past weed from no"d.k:
Vim. Weiss on outlook spent the
latter part Of last week in the county
seat tr'nsaetipg business
Waiter Nichols LETT Tuesday for
Medicine Lake to take IN the Short
Co1rse which is being held in that
town-
Miss IneNa .Tourand. while On
route to her home in Canada from
Great Fails, visited in Plentywood the
past week.
F. S Ford, Nels Moe and ]. C. Pet
erson, farmers of Archer, were in
Tie county seat Tuesday in regard to
road matter3.
Clutch" 4 izick and Mr.. Leets were
business callers at Plentywood this
week and dIove in from their home
steads near Welliver.
Don't have that operation until you
have taken } course Of Chiropractic
adjus&neats.: DR.. Pennock. Chiro-
prsetor' Crosby: N; D: as-tf:
Oscar Fraensen and Jens 1bsen,
prosperous farmers from the Conner
town country were in Plentywood on
business last Wednesday:
L. S. Smith, of the Plenty~ood Ma
chine Shop, has been sick the past
week with the flu. Mr.. Smith is Bet
ter at this writing and able to be
around again.
Calvin Rogers was visiting friends
in this city . few days the first of
the week. zeal" SAYS he would have
gone back to Mondak sooner, but he
missed the train.
Ole HELM; living eight miles north
east of Comertown, was business
visitor in Plentywood Wednesday of
this week. While in town he made
this Office a pleasant call.
Grant Stoner of Outlook was a
visitor in Plentywood Tuesday evening
en- route to Medicine Lake, where he
will take in the short course which is
being held at that place this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Lewarton of
Battleson, Mont, stopped of in Plen-
tywood Tuesday, while enroute to
Outlook, where they will visit The
Lewartons were former residents of
that vicinity;
Clarence Btabec, who lives north
east of Plentywood was in town We'd
nesday. Clarence has been in service
three years and now he is going to
try his luck at dry farming on his
mothers farm.
The County Commissioners met in
special session Tuesday and Wednes-
day of this week and took up some
road matters: which are pending be-
tween parties near Archer. All the
commissioners were present.
Lawrence Larson of Archer was up
to see the doctor last Tuesday. He
has been troubled with rheumatism
and been very sickly Of late and says
he got this from lying on wet, cold
ground when serving in France:
Mrs. O. F. Benson received tele-
gram this morning, telling Of the
serious illness of her sister, Mrs. Ed.
johnson at Perth, N. D. She imme-
diately took tile stage to Raymond and
took the Elyre for Peth from there.
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Charles Madsen, prominent farmer
of Archer, was in Plentytoo4 onebat''
ness Tuesday. While in toNM, Mr.,
Madsen called at the PfbddSceiSsNeWs
and informed us that he expects to
take in the stock show at Williston
March End and 3rd.
The Misses Belle Anderson and In
anda Brenden, went to Flaxville FRI
day afternoon: to spend over Sunday
with their parents: who reside there.
They returned to this city Monday
morning. :":.-.~''~
Roy johnson, of the Johnson Alb
stract Company, who has been. at
tending to business in Mondak for the
past two weeks, returned the first Of
this week, and is busily engaged
looking after the growing business Of
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