The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05
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Mrs. Lane of Madoc was IN this c;+v
ne end Of the week visiting friends.
A. j. Bingo Of Whitehall was
uslness visitor in this city Wednes-
ay. -1->
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Davis were
n from their ranch on the reserva-
ion Tuesday.
Velma Crawford was absent from
chool the latter part Of last week due
o a sore throat.
Miss Coralie Holdahl suffered from,
light attack of the ssflu" the latter
'art Of last week /
George Johnston attended the
Legion dance held at Medi-
inc Lake Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Void Of the Out
ook> territory, were renewing ac-
1uaitnances here Wednesday.
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Floyd Sunderland arrived in this
city Thursday from New York, where
he has been for the past few months.
E. w. Anderson attended the Farm
Bureau meeting at Medicine Lake last
week, returning to this city Thursday.
Albert johnson, brother Of N. ..
johnson, was in this city. the middle
of the week attending to business mat
tiers.
DR.. Bach, State Veterinarian of
Medicine Lake, was in this city Thurs
day of last week en- route to the 500
line.
Guy Clark, former resident of
here, but who is now located. at Will.
iston, transacted business here the
last Of the week.
Miss Regina King, a. 1917-1918
graduate of our local high school, has
started teaching in the Brabec school
north of Plentywood.
Don't have that operation until you
have taken course of Chir0practic
adjustments. DIR. PennOck, ChirO-
practor, Crosby. n: D: 45-tf.
M. J. Roalkvam and Carl Malgren,
who farm near Antelope, were bust
ness visitors in the county seat
Thursday of this week.
S. M. Sterrett of Williston, repre-
senting the Ideal Clothing Company
was in this city the last of the week
attending to business matters.
| Miss Mertie Cryderman returned
Saturday from Flint, Michigan, ane
other eastern points, where she has
been visiting for the past month.
Mrs. Sarah Haskins of Missoula
denuty Degree of Honor worker, lef1
for Medicine Lake Wednesday morn
inq to attend meeting held there.
Messrs. Peder Bruvold and Blaine
Ivan Pelt, bonanza farmers OF Tn
Comertown country, were here Weo
nesday, attending to business mattefs
! Toe MCGOWAN of Raymond returne'
Thursday of last week from Wmtensn
Montana, where he attended the 1un
eral of his brother-in-law, Rock Barry
/ w R. Duffy of New York arrive
Monday and will visit at the DoH
home in this city indefinitely: Mr.: Du1
fv is a brother-i n-law OF Mrs. Du1l
Mrs. Emory Lundquist Of Popia1
Who has been visiting her sister Mr.
cnstafson of this city for the pas
week. returned to her. home. Monda
!: morning.
Mr. and Mrs, G. C. Epler OF Dot
low returned Friday from Billings an
, n+har western points. Mr.. and MI
euler snent Saturday here at the
, E. Lang home.
Miss Cavanaugh, who teaches me-
Dooley, spent the week emu ra., IL
M NY cavanaueh returned to Doole
E Monday, via 500 me:
4 Mrs. Clair Stoner OF O.:vn al,
8 turned Thursday from Msdleanep a mxa
+ where she attended the farIh S S+nn
:, m neet;ne held there. -M!s; SION 3;
anent the week end IN th1seley y
: ting friends. - .~----.,-.-.--
! Apnes Moelluersten, one q our
E e.lhieh llhosl sEEes iqom Ise,ii
3 .,,oe,e AIR had been visiting 81 ps
as MMsy and suffering from q neh' :
? tack. 6f the Au- 30 sase + 1's'
q The holman Implement Congo BE
vii :. conduct q tractor s<he s "a T. =, =
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!. ~ anyone interested y :sSd es;r
s ppt ay this school. as musen oss'1
;r,formation will be avallaPlss
n Me- nhas. simmons was taken e
t the NC Grand View Sunday !, i, aug Mr. !
:. srdden attack Of the nv ,.s.,a Nc
:, san for Bainville, where NJ. f S. r;
e h bas a.. accepted position as n''' :
z. InvoyQfnr. y 80 - y ~.