The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-07-30

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ceived q carload of the different va
rieties Of Ford cars last week.
Sheriff Jack Bennett made a bust
ness trip to Redstone the middle Of
the week.
C. B. Bull of Redstone was trans
acting business in this city the mid
die Of the week:
Ruth Kjelstrup is assisting in the
Co. Assessors office on the classifica-
ton work this month.
J. c. Wigmore, well known cisi-
zen of Medicine Lake, was in the eoun-
ty capitol on business Monday.
Deputy Co. Supt. Olive Nelson made
business trip to Scobey the end of
the week, returning here Monday.
Assistant County Attorney Geo.
Cudhie spent the week end in Sco-
hey, returning to this city Monday.
L. O. johnson and r. w. Paske,
formerly of Plentywood, but now of
Mondak, were week end visitors here.
Get all there is in your cream Via
you sell. Bring or ship it to FOR
MAN & KAISER, P!entywood. IA
Halvor Bestland of the McNulty
precinct was in Plentywood with petit
tons for the League candidates Mon
day.
NJ. E. Gronrud, league farmer of
the Raymond country, was looking af-
ter business affairs in the Sheridan
county capital Wednesday.
Attorney 4. C. Erickson, the League
candidate for County Attorney, at
tended to business matters in Medi-
cine Lake the middle Of last Week.
Miss Olive Carlson, who has been
assisting at the johnson Abstract Of
flee at Mondak, returned to this city
this week.
Knute Veder and family of Medi-
cine Lake motored up from that city
Wednesday afternoon to attend to
business matters at the county seat.
Attorney Paul Crum of Scobey was
here Tuesday of this week in the
interests of the luck case which was
tried in the District Court here that
day.
Geo. T. Springer and Ralph Green
gard of Scobey motored through
here Monday en- route to Minneapo-
lis, where they will spend few
weeks at the lakes.
Mrs. B. K. O'Grady, the county au-
ditor, was so ill all last week that
she was unable to attend to her work
at the court house, but Monday morn
ing she was on the JOB again.
Mrs. N. E. Liebach and Mrs. liver
A. johnson of Dooley were here the
forepart of the week attending to the
advertising of their food sale, a no.
tice of which is shown elsewhere in
the paper.
w. 4. Mccarthy, pioneer home
steader of the Flaxville territory, was
transacting business at the court
house Wednesday. Mr.. Mccarthy re-
ports that the crops are poor in his
precinct.
CAROLYN and Mamie Milligan re-
turned Sunday from Butte and Hell
ena. where they have been visiting for
the past few weeks. Miss Carolyn
has resumed her position as Deputy
Clerk & Recorder.
Albert Norman, farmer, who re-
sides just this side of the Canadian
boundary north of Dooley, was in
Plentywood yesterday buying repairs
for his binder, preparatory to start
ing harvest.
W. C. Wachter. we'll known farmer
Of the Medicine Lake country was in
the county capitol on business Tues
day. Mr.. Wachter reports that the
heavy rains of Sunday and Monday
did not reach Medicine Lake.
Albert Rorvig, farmer, who resides
east of Antelope, was in PlcntEN2o>'
yesterday getting grasshopper poison
with which to fight grass hopp.rs
which are appearing in ever incrcas-
ing numbers in his neighborhocd lie
took out quite quantity Of poison
with him.
There will be another barn dance at
the home of "Shorty" Bantz in the
Outlook country tonight (Friday).
This dance will also be for the bene-
fit of the Outlook General Hospital
Tickets will be 81. The floor in the
big barn is good and the music splen-
did. Ladies will bring a picnic lunch
4. 4
George Lawrence of the Flaxville
territory was in Plentywood yester-
day on business. Mr.. Lawrence who
has been staying in Medicine Lake
for the past winter in order to keep
his children in school, is thinking
about returning shortly to the farm
near Flaxville. Mr.. Lawrence re-
ports that the crop prospects are fail
ing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bantz and child.