The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-22

Mrs. T. w. Greer left Friday for a
few days business trip to Culbertson.
Lee Jolley of Comertown has heen
with friends in this city
the last week.,
A few car loads of Plentywood peo-
pie attended the dance at Reserve
last Saturday night.
Mrs. Herb Phinney and children of
Do0ley We're county seat visitors the
latter part of last week.
Custom Officer E. P. Bailey Of Sco-
hey was a Plentywood visitor the lat
ter part Of last week:
Deputy County Superintendent
Irene Murphy made trip to Scobey
the middle Of the week.
Wesley Anderson spent a few days
this week looking after his farming
interests on the reservation.
FOR SALE-Eighty acres OF land,
Sec. -. Twp. Sc r: s.. MRS: 6.
JENsoN. Dooley' Mont. 2s-1t
Editor Chas. E. Taylor of the Pro-
ducers News made business trip to
Glasgow the fore part of the week.
William Knilans Of Scobey was a
Plentywood visitor Wednesday en-
route to Westby and Ambrose, North
Dakota.
Miss Lund, the Red Cross nurse of
Scobey was down fror, that city
Friday of last week in regard to
business matters.
Alma Holland returned Friday of
last week from few months visit
with relatives and friends in the Twin
Cities and other points Of Minnesota.
Geo. Pierce returned from Mime
apolis the middle of the week, where
he accompanied the remains Of his
father-in-law for burial.
A number Of cars of Plentywood
hunters left this week for an extern
sive hunting trip at johnson lake in
Canada.
Attorney General S. c. Ford of
Helena and County Attorney Ander-
son of Dawson county were political
speakers here Tuesday of this week.
Josie Thuneau, stenographer at the
State Bank Of Plentywood, returned
Friday of last week from a few days
visit with relatives at scobey.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Seaberg and
family of north Of Outlook were in
Plentywood Monday, shopping and at
tending to other business.
A. j. Garneau and crew of workers
from Noonan and-,other points in
: North Dakota, where they have com.
plcted some plumbing jobs, returned
this week.
Miss Eleanor Modem accompanied
by Mrs. Barnhardt and daughter, Of
Flaxville, came down from that city
Friday on shopping tour, returning
the next day.
II. y. rOrCef OI MlleS Olty, ICpJc'
> senting the Liggett-Meyers Tobacco
A company spent the forepart Of The
0 week here looking after business in
terests.
Il VIM. Best and family moved il
: from Raymond last week as they hav'
Q sold their residence at that place ant
: are moving to this city in order tina
the children may attend school.
: Sheriff Jack Bennett, Deput.
County Treasurer r. J. Sunderhau
: and County Commissioner Legge mot
e ored to Dagmar the middle Of tn
:. week.
: Assistant County Atty. Geo. Cud
n HE and C. r. Ellery Of the law frr
9 Of Babcock 4 Ellery, returned Tues
+ day Of this week from weeks busl
ness trip in the western part Of tn
state.
It p. v. Carbon, of the agronomy d.
J. partment at the University Of Nor
n tana at Bozeman, was q Pentywoo
visitor Tuesday in the interest Of tn
State school bonds to be voted on 6
the coming election.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. P. p. Schneider {
y Redstone motored to this city la,
! ! Friday. Mrs. Schneider will be be-
" ter remembered a. Miss Emma Ora.
having been employed at the Ingal(