The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-02-20

LOCAL
Walt Nichols went to Outlook on
business 'wedn:sd:y:
A. }. BinKo of Whitehall was in
this city tn Latter part Of the week.
d.. Psnnsek, Chirsprae&er 1t Cros-
y: N. D. vim tell yoa Why yea arc
,s3ek. *, 45-tf.
Editor Chas. e. Taylor made a
business; trip to Soobey Friday Of
last weelk
C. v. Deter of Antelope was trans
acting business in this city the end
of thefWeek.
Ella Manning visited Besnics Bry-
IN ut Bainville last Saturday, reSn1n-
ing Tuesday.
E. v. Hurst of Daleview attended
10 business matters IN this city the
end Of the: week.
Ted L;ndahl Of the McNalty pre-
einct was . business visitor to the
county sest THURSDAY;
County Auditor Blk. o'Grady made
4 business trip to Raymond the lat
ter part of last wesk
Patrick and Mike Kannedy of near
Outlook wore callers IN Plentywood
Wednesday of this week.
H. o. Sttnejhem of the Sheridan
County State Bank was business
visitor to Bainvi'le Saturday.
Miss Olive Good returned Thurs
day from Minot, where she was called
by the sudden illness Of her aunt.
F.. L. Hedges called at the "News"
Office and had his subscription re-
newed to the great Farmers journal.
Oscar S. Gullickson attended the
dance given at Madoc last Friday,
returning to this city the next morn
ing.
Clara T.. Holland spent Friday in
Madoc, visiting relatives, and played
for the dance given there that even
ing.
Harry Seller of F1ax?ille was down
on business Tuesday and again re-
newed his subscription to the Farm
ers' paper.
Hans Agard called at Producers
News this week. Mr.. Agard informs
US that he has a fine flock of Rhode
Island Reds.
Miss Alice McKim returned to her
home at Lambert Saturday, after
spending the week here visiting Miss
B. Anderson.
VIM. Golf, Frank LANCE and Mr..
Aukhus of the McNulty precinct were
attending to business in the county
capitol Thursday.
DR.. w. P. McDaniels, the popular
dentist of Medicine Lake, attended
the American Legion dance held here
last Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Kelly returned
the latter part of last week from
Minot, where they have been visiting
for about two weeks.
Don't have that operation until you
have taken a course of Chiropractic
adjustments. DR.. Pennock, Chiro-
practor' Crosby: N: D: 45-tf.
The Misses Cora and Ethel Lochrem
went to Madoc Friday, where they
attended the dance given there that
evening and visited relatives.
A. H. Lindberg called at the News
Office and had his subscription extend
ed for another two years, proving his
faith in free press without strings.
VIM. L. Ross, clerk OF the school
district at Welliver, male the Pro
ducers News office pleasant call, and
also renewed his subscription for am
other year.
John c. Hurst of Daleview was
down to Plentywood on business the
first of the week. While here he add
cd MS 11AIIl0 W C1lS SOOSCLlytlVJ4 llot u
the Producers News.
Peter Marion returned to this city
Monday after spending about a month
travelling for his health. Mr.. Marion
was accompanied home by his young
er daughter Nancy.
VIM. Hass, of the Hass Brothers
ranch near Outlook, was in Plenty
wood on business the fore part Of the
week, driving over with sled. He
returned to Outlook Wednesday.
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Notice the big shoe sale ad of the
holman Kompany in the paper this
week. That firm has put in a COM
plete line of shoes and are going to
feature that line in the future.
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A. J. Moore, foreman Of the me-
chanical department of the Producers
News, left last Saturday for few
DAVIS visit with his wife and friends at