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

NEWS
Roger D. Burke editor Of the Seo-
hey Citizen was Ptentywood visitor
this week.
VIM. Knilans Of Scobey attended to
business matters here the middle Of
the week.
Mayor Sid Bennett Of Sccbev was
in Plentywood the first Of the week
in regard to business matters
H. 4. Marken, well known cieilen
of Dagmar, was = business visitor to
the county capitol Wednesday,
E. H. E. Helgeson and family Of
Madoc spent the end Of the week ut
the Hel,an,a residence in this city.
Rodney Salisbury and Jess Moore
Of Raymond were business visitors b
the county capitol Tuesday afternoon,
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, Einar Ne
gaarl, "a nine-pound girl, Thursday,
July 22nd. Everybody. concerned are
doing nicely.
Calving Rogers of Mcnsaak spent
last week in this city in the interests
of the johnson Abstract Company Of
that city. y,
Atty. John l.. Slattery Of Glasgow
arrived here Tuesday to attend to
legal matters in this section Of the
state for few days,
1t is reported that there was q
heavy hail storm that did much DAM
age in the Coal Creek country west
of scobey, Monday afternoon.
Cashier Bakken Of the Whitehall
State Bank was attending to business
in Plentywood couple Of days the
early part Of the week.
George Bantz Of the Outlook pre-
cinct, who circulated the petitions IN
the Outlook country precinct, brought
the petition into P!en:ywood Tuesday,
Attorney Howard Al. lewis lett tie
latter part Of last week for an en-
tended visit with his father IN Cali
fornia, and he exsHc-s to I've gune fnr
a fortnight,
Mrs. Chas. Garner returned We'd
nesday noon, via 500 from an extend
ed visit in different points of Canada
and has again taken up her work at
the County Auditors office,
Mrs. liver A. johnson of the Doc-
ley precinct will entertain the Ladies'
Aid Of the Dooley Luthern church at
her home on the farm near Dooley,
Thursday afternoon, August 5th.
Miss Alma Holland, who has been
assisting at the State Bank in Madoc,
returned to her home here Saturday
and will spend about a week before
leaving for Minneapolis to visit rela'
tives.
Mrs. George Gebhardt and daugh.
ter who have been visiting at the
home Of their daughter and sister
Mrs. \. J. Moore and family, left
Wednesday afternoon for their home
at Wolf Point.
Oscar Collins, league candidate 70,
sheriff on the democratic ticket, WAS
in Plentywood Thursday from the
farm near Raymond. Mr.. Collins re-
ports that the crops have failed rap
idly in the last ten days,
TAKEN UP-One bay mare, & years
old, weigh. 100. Came to my place
last fall. Owner can have same by
paying tor this nd and pasture: D
6. MURk. Antelope, Mont. Route
No. =. let's
The Medicine Lake hospital is now
finished and is open for business On'
der the management of Mrs. Neils
l.adahl, and is specializing in mater
nifty cases, and it is reported to have
become a very popular place
Hon. J. s. NyQuiSt. county attorney
Of Daniels county was in Plentywooc
in his car on the way to Scobey from
his farm at Homestead Tuesday at
tc:noon. Mr.. NyQuist reports that thu
crop conditions in the vicinity 81
Homestead the hest since 1916.
Emil Stenmark, former owner oil
the Spring Creek Coal Mine, returned
to Plentywood last week from Coal
ridge, where he and Mrs. Stenmara
assisted the Astrup boys in putting
in their crop this spring. We hops
they will make this city their future
home.
Cashier G. C. Fulkerson of thu
Farmers State Bank of Medicine LAX
was in Plentywood on business YES
terday and while in the county cap
itol found time to make a call Mt tn,
office of the farmers paper. Mr.. Full
kerson reports that the recent hot
dry weather has done great damags
to the crops. g..
c. A. Miller, who arrived a fort
night ago from Minnesota, to becom,
the editor of the farmers paper Q,
Daniels county. went to Scobey Mon
day on business in connection viii
the paper, returning to Plentywoot
Wednesday Mr.. Miller will assum,
management of the ,'aper August LIST
Harry Williams, Harry Larson ant
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