The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09

DR.. w. p. NeDauisls Of Medicine
Lake attended the dance here Mon
day.
Mildred S. Dover of the Medicine
Lake School Faculty spent Easter
here.
$3.50
FOR RENT-Furnished house. Good
place for garden. Call $50 Fl.
D. A. Bostick Of :;cobey was down
Tuesday in regard to business mat
tiers.
Lee Jolley, deputy field assessor,
spent Easter with his family who
Wesley Anderson was down from
Flaxville the first Of the week renew
ing acquaintances.
Ford Roberts of Williston was here
the last of the week in regard to
business matters.
Ole Hippo came down from Flax
Vile the first of the week, returning
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Milligan of
Mondak spent Easter at the Milligan
residence in this city.
Asst Atty. Geo. Cudhie returned
Monday from Scohey, where he
spent Easter with friends.
]. J. Gibbons of Reserve spent the
first of the week here and took in
the dance Monday evening.
Clair Stoner and George Bantz,
prominent farmers of Outlook were
here the latter part Of last week.
Oscar J. Collins of Raymond spent
the latter part of the week in this
city attending to business matters.
r. D. Peterson of Glasgow spent
the latter part of the week in this
city in regard to business interests.
H. X. Young, Of the Treasure State
Mortgage Company Of Wolc Point,
was in this city the first Of the week.
James Larter and Carl Hovdey,
prominent farmers living north Of
Raymond, were Plentywood business
callers last Monday in Plentywood.
Mrs. Rex M. Movius left Tuesday
for St. James, MIMI, where
she will visit at the home IF her par
ents.
A. w. Stangeland returned from
Butte the first of the week where he
had been attending to business mat
tiers.
Belle Anderson and Inanda Bren.
den returned Monday morning after
spending Easter with their parents
there.
Ruth Kjelstrup arrived here Mon
day from points in Minnesota and
will visit at the homes Il her broth |
ers here.
o. L. Hyde, cashier OF the First !
National Bank Of Eeservc. attended |
10 business matters here Tuesday of |
this week.
FOR SALE-One dozen or more
double disks, and two wheels for
Van Brunt drill. Apply to L. C.
BURKHOLDER, Plentywood. 5o-3t
Henry Gronvold, of the Antelope
was a business visitor in
olentywood Thursday, on his way to
lis brother Jens Gronvold, who
ives three miles east of this city.
Peder Bruvold, we'll known farmer
md business man of Comertown, was
n Plentywood last Monday and Tues
lay, looking after business affairs.
Mr.. Bruvold has just recently return
d from Minneapolis, where he had
zone on a business trip.
Bring all your Canadian cur
'ency and silver to the Bakery,
We discount Is per cent only, in
;rade.
Mrs. Ida Anderson has been i'm
rowing the appearance of the in
erior of the rooming house of which
he is proprietor, by kalsomining all
he walls and ceilings the past few !
ays.
Bring all your Canadian cur
'ency and silver to the Bakery,
We discount Is per cent only, in
rade.
l have a car load of extra choice
otatoes at Raymond and a car at
lentywood. Parties wanting pota-
Des had better get there now as they
ont last long. :
D. w. KELLY.
Grant Stoner of Outlook was a
usiness caller in Plentywood Thurs
ay. Mr.. Stoner had hard luck in ;
aving the bearing 60 out on the {
ront wheel of his car. But Grant I
avs the walking is good. z
August H. Meyers of Outlook was :
Plentywood Wednesday. While g
the city he made this office a )
[e9Sant call and ammo o%Io, %I,;,c,.