The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-20
LOCAL NEWS

Don't forget the date of the Primaries,
Tuesday. August cath. Well Stick,
Mrs. VIM. Best and family of Ray
mond spent Friday in this city at the
Garner home.
J. w. Mckee returned the middle of
the week from several weeks busi-
ness trip at eastern points.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Q. Fiske on Tuesday, August
10th, 1920. Mother and child are do
ing nicely.
Deputy Sheriff Harold Feetham ac-
companied by Deputy County Treas
uer R. J. Sunderland made business
trip to Medicine Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. M. B. Milligan of Mondak ar
rived in this city Thursday and will
visit at the Milligan residence in this
city for few days.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Good level
one-half section land, 27O acres un-
der cultivation, & miles N. f. of Out
look, GRACE E. KUHN. 19-lt
T. Of. amt Mrs. Frank L.. Il"ustno
of Mondak were ate" liz : t. business
matters am! rene .r,ng :lc.,u;l,ntan. Is
ii this city tie latte. Fart rf las:
week.
B. D. Fridley and family and Ed
kjelstlup and family left for points
in Sounth Dakota the first of the week
to visit relatives. They are travelling
via auto.
Harold Benson arrived home from
Camp keatny on Monday, August
18th. Harold enlisted in the U. S.
army year ago and spent most of his
time on the Mexican border.
4. w. Stangelanh, Nonpartisan can
didate for Judge of the Twentieth Ju-
dicial District, and Editor Charles E.
Taylor attended to business matters
in Medicine Lake the latter part Of
the week.
l.. S. Smith OF the Plentywood Ma
chine Co., is able to be around again
after being laid up for the past 10
days on account Of accidentally get
ting his leg caught in a emory wheel
while he was sharpening some tools.
Mrs. M. G. Barry and children, who
have been visiting ut different points
on the western coast, arrived in this
city last week and are now quests at
the home of Mrs. Earry's sister, Mrs.
Ckas. Garner. Mrs. Barry expects to
reside here permanently.
Ole Moe, representing the Produc-
e~s News, was business visitor to
Westby, Comertown and Dooley the
early part Of the week. He reports
the crops in the Westby country, prac-
tically total failure although there
are several good fields in the McElroy
and Comertown territory.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mildly and child
rem returned from Minnesota Friday,
where they have been visiting at diff
fe"nnt places for the past two months.
They are now at their home at Mid
by and George says that he has
better crops than some he seen in Min
ne*ota on 5000 land.
Mis- J. +. Walsh and daughter Be-
nita. accompanied by Thos. Herbert,
who visited at the O'Grady home, left
last week for their home in Marcus,
Iowa. Mrs. Walsh and daughter have
been visiting in different eastern
points this summer. Mr. Herbert
stopped here en- route to his home in
Marcus, from Glentana.
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Hal vest has been on in full force
in Northeastern Montana for the past
ten days and most Of it is done. Labor
is scarce and all Of the farmers faH,i-
lies are in the fields. Most Of the
harvest is done. however. and in some
places threslling h.; commenced The
past ten days Of extremely hot wealth
ei' has done untold damage to the late
grain. There is YER; little crop in the
Scohcy country.