The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-06-11


business caller here Tuesday.
Paul Crum of Scobey was here on
business Wednesday Of this week.
E. E. Belanski was a business CALL
er at scobey Wednesday Of this week.
Joe Hooking of Glasgow was a
business visitor here Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Ship your cream to FORMAN &
KAISER, Plentywood; honest tests
highest prices. est
B. L. McElroy, we'll known farmer
of the McElroy precinct, was in Plen-
tywood on business Tuesday.
Peter Holse, farmer of the Westby
country, was business visitor here
Wednesday.
A. TIL. Larson, one of the big farm
ers of the Dagmar precinct, was
county seat visitor Wednesday.
DR.. McDaniels of Medicine Lake
visited with friends in this city last
Sunday.
VIM. Harris, the Comertown Con-
stable, was in Plentywood on official
business Wednesday.
Ship your cream to FORMAN &
KAISER, Plentywood; honest tests
highest prices. 9-3t
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Ham
sen, Tuesday, fine baby girl. Moth
err and baby are progressing nicely.
VIM. McElroy was in Plentywood
from his home in the McElroy pre-
cinct on legal business early in the
week.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Two John
Deere Wood Beam Walking Plows.-
Dooley Implement Company, Dooley.
Montana. 9-t2
Beryl Humphrey, accompanied by
her mother, left for Williston Tues
day, where Miss Humphrey will have
her tonsils removed.
C. w. Anderson of Flaxville took
charge of the Plentywood hotel the
fore part of the week during the alb
sence of Mrs. Hunt, who was at Ken
mare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole NJ. Olson and Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Torpin motored over
from Comertown Wednesday. While
in the city they made this office
pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Frawley of
Antelope were in Plentywood the fore
part of the week, Mrs. Frawley Wis
iting friends and Victor helping out
at the Pioneer Press Office.
Mrs. F. Hunt, manager of the Plen-
tywood Hotel, left Monday for Ken
mare, where her children had been
attending school. She returned We'd
nesday, bringing the children back
with her.
Mike Kennedy, well known farmer
of the Outlook precinct, was bust
ness visitor to the county capitol We'd
nesday. Mr.. Kennedy reports that
the crop conditions are splendid in
his neighborhood.
At the big registered stock sale
held at Minot last week, 200 head of
pure blood Herefords and Shorthorn
young stock sold at an average of
S244 per head. One 10 month old
shorthom bull sold for $780,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Tryhus of
Spring Grove, MIMI, arrived this
week for a visit at the nome of Mr.
and Mrs. H. l.. Stenehjem of this city.
Mrs. Tryhus is sister of Mr.. Stene-
hjem.
Miss Eva Onstad, daughter of L. J.
Onstad, returned Saturday to her
home in this city after completing a
years work at Concordia college,
Mo6rhead Miss Onstad has another
years work before she completes the
academic department of the above
college.
Attorney l.. J. Onstad of this city
was business visitor to Minot last
week and returning Monday. Mr..
Onstad reports that there has been
considerable rain east of the Dakota
line and that the crop prospects about
Williston and Minot were never bet
ter.
MI. and Mrs. Alex Walker, daugh-
ter, and Mr.. Fred Ator, of Antelope,
motored to the formers land near Red
store and from there came on to Plen-
tywood, visiting with friends on Sun
day last.
A. E. Jensen, NJ. Strandskov AM! 4.
T. Larsen, prominent farmers of the
Dagmar country, We're in Plentywood
Wednesday on business. While in the
city the gentlemen took time to give
the Producers News plant the once
over.
Charles Wiseley, who has been en-
ployed at the Great Northern depot in
this city, and family, left Monday
morning, a week ago, for points in
Oregon and Washington, where they
will spend the greater part of the
summer. Mr.. Wisely has been suf-
fering from severe attack of rheum-
otiSn1 If Late which roaIa a vacation