The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-07-09
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Rodney Salisbury Of Raymond is a
county seat visitor today.
c. J. Beiseker left Friday morning
on an extensive business trip.
Born. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. .Solberg, a
baby bey'' Tuesday: June 18th.
Russell Mann Of Mildly was q
Plentywood business caller Thursday.
Mrs. Rue Of Froid is spending the
week in this city as guest at the
Christensen home.
E. S. Strand, farmer of the Com
ertown district, Wis a business caller
in Pientywood Thursday.
J. c. Bantz and son of Outlook
motored over to PlentYwood Thursday
to tend to business matters.
Mrs. A. C. Erickson of this city
spent the Fourth at Mondak DIS the
guest of Mrs. Frank L. Houston.
Miss Harriet Wickham, now of
Havre, but formerly Of this city, spent
Sunday with sPlentywood friends.
O. E. Hineline of Minot has been
attending TO business matters in
Plentywood and vicinity this week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Claus
Tango, last Friday, July 2, a baby
boy. Mother and !. baby doing nicely
Babe Griffith and Irving Hellickson
Of Scobey passed through here Mon
day evening on their way to that city.
Miss G. A. Thompson left Friday
morning for Glasgow to spend the
week end, returning to this city Tues
day.
E. E. Stambaugh of Raymond, clerk
Of School District No. 81, of Raymond,
is in the county seat on official busi-
ness today.
The L. D. Forncrook family and
Miss Mable Froncrook motored to Gull
bertson Monday to attend the cele-
bration there.
Mrs. Griffith and Mabel Spohn of
Scobey were in this city asst Friday
en- route to Brush Lake, where they
spent the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. O'Grady and
daughter, accompanied by Miss Mabel
Meeks, spent Saturday and Sunday
at Medicine Lake.
Deputy Assessor Lee Jolley has
finished his field assessing and is now
assisting in the Office of county as
SCISSOR during the busy season.
Lillian Nelson of Plentywood spent
the past few days visiting her broth
err. Fremont Nelson, and family near
Mildly. She returned Thursday.
Albert G. Peterson, Dooley farmer,
was a caller at this Office Wednesday,
and renewed his subscription to the
great family journal for another year.
Mrs. Chas. Garner, an employee in
the Auditors Office, left Monday for
Edmonton, and other points in Cana
da, where she will spend her vaca-
ton.
Miss Olive Good accompanied her
father. A. w. Good back to Glentana,
Saturday and spent the week end
there. returning to this city Monday
evening.
Mrs. Carroll w. Spurrier, Clerk &
Recorder IF the new county of Tan
iels. attended to business matters
here Wednesday and Thursday Of
this week.
T. H. Sloan of Madoc was in Plen-
tywood Friday, transacting business.
Mr. Sloan says crops are looking good
in his vicinity and some of the grain
is starting to head.
c. G.; Christensen, manager of Ing
watson & Co., and sister-in-law, Miss
Highland, who have been quarantined
for small pox the past few weeks, are
able to- be about again.
Neits Siggard. who resides east of
EIVAOS was III ASAlty WOON 4AuASNoy
consulting with L.. S. Olsen in refer
ence to grasshoppers which are ap-
pearing in that territory.
Miss Caroline and Mamie Milligan
left Thursday evening for Cu;bcrtson
on their way to Butte, where they
will join their mother and sister, Miss
Jean, who are visiting there.
Peter Weight of Madoc was trans
acting business in the county seat
Thursday. Pete always finds time to
come up and see the News force, and
we are always glad to see him.
Ole Jaeger and son August Jaeger
of Madoc were in Plentywood Thurs
dav looking after business matters
While in town the two gentleman
made the Producers News Office a
pleasant call.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Moe