The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-30

J: J. Gibbons of Reserve was an ov-
'er Sunday visitor in this city.
Mrs. Henry Olson of Rolla was q
Plentywood visitor the forepart Of
the week. s
Mike Kennedy of the Outlook ter
ritory was in Plentywood on business
Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Jackson, nee Sullivan, of
Welliver, was an over Sunday visitor
in this city.
Jack Bruenner of Wolf Point was
attending to business here the first
of the week.
Mrs. Ed. Estes from Dooley is WIS.,
iting with Mrs. Roy Medders since
Wednesday.
P. A. Moeller of Kenmare was here
Wednesday in regard to the Plumb
o. E.. Hineline of Minot arrived
here Wednesday to transact business
Calvin Rogers of the Mondak Alb
Stract force was Plentywood visitor
Friday of last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Gustaf-
son, a boy, Friday, January 23rd. All
concerned doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Reiger are the
proud parents of baby boy born
Thursday, january 21nd.
c. \. W"s.t. lie popular E,ana;re,
Of the "Cuhyrct", N4s an Outlook
visitor Monday Of th's week.
81 and Nvs. ". l.. Watson left l;.:1t
week 70" I'r1t:,l, tui,> a. where they
expect to t"r:. Up e." :; :n;n"nt ,ocu-
.icn.
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Remember III" D.'a,>i-~Eas:c Pride
li;,ny~-madc BY The f>:rmcG- Of
Medicine Lake. All farmers should
"sticIs' and boost.
Among the local statesmen who
made this city this week were: Mcssrs.
t.ugen, Rowand, Roberts, .ISz,
Schneider and Walton.
Ray Lang of the Montana Motor
Company, returned last week from
Minneapolis, where he was attending
to business matters.
Edward Gee of Homestead was at
tending to business matters here Fri
day and took in the Fairview-Pl Plenty
wood Basket Ball game.
Mrs. C. S. Jones arrived here
Thursday from Williston, where she
will join her husband, who has taken
over the practice Of DR.. Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Christensen of
Madoc We're visiting at the home of
Mrs. Christensen's sisters, the Misses
I.ochrem, the latter part of the week.
George and William johnson az
rived in Plentywood the first Of the
week from the west, where they have
been employed the last three months.
Lillian Hohldahl had a slight at
tack of tonsilitis the latter part of
last week, but has again resumed her
work in the office of the Clerk and
Recorder.
E. w. Anderson returned Saturday
from bO1eIIldn anu OCiltI NcSCclH
points. Mr.. Anderson attended the
State Meeting of the Farm Bureau
while away.
Harve Jolley left Tuesday, via 500,
for Portal, Canada, where he will join
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson who are looking
up a location there. Mr.. Jolley ex-
poets to return in about month.
Ray White, the former G. N: depot
agent of Plentywood, returned Mon
day from Oregon, where he has been
located for some time. Mr.. White
expects to resume his duties as agent
B. D. Templeman, who was in Plen-
tywood early in the week, reports
that there is considerable opposi-
ton developing against county divi-
sion among the farmers about Madoc.
Mrs. B. X. O'Grady, County Audi
tertor of Sheridan County, has been
suffering the past week from Sc
At III nf y,1ov,,sic1y At fhic Wrlf- !