The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05

we'll sermon at the regular services
next Sunday morning.
Customs Officer Day of the Cana
dian side, was in Scobey this week
On business in connection with his Of
fetal duties.
Andreas Jacobson, prominent farm
er of the Peerless country, was a
business visitor in this city on We'd
nesday Of this week.
w. L. "Bobby" Burns returned the
latter part Of the week from Wiscon-
sin, where he spent the past several
weeks.
W. w. Washbun of the Sentinel
ef9ce was called to Williston this
week to assist the Herald of that city
in geeting out a 24-page special edi-
ten.
County Commissioner J. C. Tim
mons went to Plentywood Tuesday to
attend meeting Of the board Of
county commissioners set for that
day.
Z. J. Grosseth of the West Fork
country was in town this week. Mr..
Grosseth is one of the many West
Fork boosters for Daniels County.
Late reports are to the effect that
Dan McLennol1, who is i'll at the
Knapp farm on Coal Greek is not pro-
crossing favorably and that his con-
dition remains very serious.
A. 0. Jones Of Julian was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles J. Grimes has been
seriously ill for several weeks but is
new recovering rapidly.
Mrs. N. B. Abbott. who has been
residing in the IA. E. parsonage for
ssne time, has leased the Van L. Ross
property on Main street and has TAX
on possession
Clarence Vance, salesman for the
Westland Oil Company, has recently
returned from a trip over his terri
tsry and reports business unusually
beisk for this season of the year.
P. j. Voight of Nadoc was in town
Wednesday. Mr.. Voight is deeply in
terested in the progress OF the big
end town, being a property owner
here, although making his home on
his farm holdings north of Madoc.
George r. Case this week purchased
tae Edy Tod home in the southwest
part Of the city, possession will be
given at a later date. The Tod resi-
1ence is one Of the choice residence
properties of the city.
Srgeant C. Grain and Corporal O..
r. Iitherland Of the 35th infantry,
connected with the recruiting branch
e the service spent several days in
Scobey this week for the purpose of
securing recruits for the U. S. Army.
The Farmers Telephone Company
Of west Of this city are nearing this
dty with their line, having reached
the C. K. Hanson place. The line will
be extended to Scobey within the next
few days and thus enable the people
sf that section to get direct commu-
nication with the city.
The fourth months old child Of Mr..
and Mrs. C. C. Beverly who live on a
farm west Of this city died at the
farm home Monday. The little one
was laid to rest in the Scobey ceme-
terry.
Mike Sullivan was in town the fore
part of the week from his farm on the
reservation. Mike is a former SEQ
beyite and still holds Scobey to be
his town though he lives in the neigh
borhood Of Cuskerton.
A. V. Lawrence, prominent farmer
from the Battleson community, was in
Scobey the latter part of last week.
Peter Lekvold, residing south Of
this city has been i'll for the past week
q ten days.
Harry Gibbs of Whitehall was in
Scobey this week.
Mrs. E. E. Nichols and children left
Wednesday morning for Sheridan,
Wyoming, to join Mr.. Nichols, who is
now located in that city as state rep
resentative of the Mountain Life In
surance Company. Walter Dieter and
Orlo Woodland of this city are both as
seciated with Mr.. Nicholas in the Wy
eming territory.
George Eichborn was a business
visitor in town the fore part Of the
week.
Mrs. Andrews Of the Woman's Shop
has completely re1nodeled the interior
of her attractive store, making addi-
tional room and arranging for a pro-
per display Of the many new things
she will offer the spring trade.