The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-20
DOOLEY

A: }. urquhart done some repairing
at the Atlantic elevator in new
driveway and other small jobs.
A big bouncing boy gladIencd the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Oftus last
Tuesday morning. Tom is one Of the
happiest men in that neck Of the
woods these days. Mrs. Ole Ronning
of Plentywood is taking care of baby
and mother. All concerned are doing
fine. Got smoke coming, Tom.
Jack Ep1er received car of salt
last week. Drayman Estes done the
hauling.
The 500 extra gang was here last
week and repaired the depot and stock
yards.
Geo. Epler treated the roof of his
dwelling to coat of paint and Wen
dell Grober done the work.
William Standorf hauled load of
machinery to Plentywood last Satur-
day for HOLMAN Brothers.
Ethel johnson is employed at the
w. d. Dooley home.
Mrs. J. A. Robicson is able to be up
and around which is good news to her
many friends.
urquhart and Standorf, the dirt
for obieson and they done a credtable
job. Leave it to EN-.
Percy Nevelle spraineh his back and
is just about able to be around
N. +. Loucks had the misfortune to
cut his hand while cutting thread on
a pipe and DR.. Sells is treating the in
jurcd member which is getting along
nicely.
Shorty Harris is doing some in
terror work at the Dick Hasted house,
which is being made ready for the
Loucks family.
Don't forget the Primaries August
oath. BE there. The Nonpartisan
League candidates are on the Demo-
cratic ticket.
Hardy Cooper returned from Wolf
Point after a short stay. Hardy is
laying off raiIroading for the present.
A fair sized crowd attended the
Nonpartisan meeting in the hall Fri
day night and the speakers made a
hit with the people as whole and
everyone should vote for Stangeland
and Arnold as both men are for law
and justice to all concerned.
Frank Walker helped Henry Hunter
pile a car of lumber last week and we
sure got to give it to Frank when it |
comes to piing lumber for he is there. |!
Who said that Montana is turning |
|: W. VS.. Guess again, you anti |
No wobblies here.
Mrs. Hans Stenseth and son Dale
home last Tuesday from an
extended visit in Dakota.
Some one here bought a peach and
got lemon. Oh! No Buick relic.
Nuff said.
Look first for the name Of A. w.
on the Democratic ticket
1t the Primaries, Tuesday, August "a,
between tho hours Of IL noon and 700
=. NJ, and put an X after his name
Tor District Judge.
l.. Gross Of COmertOwn is helping
yer f. johnson.
Emma Olson is home for visit af-
cr working at the Art Wankcl home.
Mrs. Charley Friberg, south of Com
'rtown, was a shopper here Saturday
J. J. VoSsen sold new potatoes this
week to the Ehrhardt and Stcnseth
tore. Jack says that truck farming
md cows beats small grain all hollow.
Albert Foley was seen on the streets
With his little grip. Albert says bust
less is not rushing.
Jack VosSen and family spent Sum
lay at Geo. Leibachs. II
Catholic services were held at the
chool house Sunday morning. 4
Tikken Olson helped Gust Olson put .
p hay and cut grain last week.
Wendell Grober done some repair
ny for H. {. Hanson last week at the
ouse purchased some time ai1, from
irs. 4: NJ. Epler.
Jim Robie>on and wife were Plen-
wood visitors last Saturday.
Any one wanting work can find all