The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-08-12

|:a Collins spent Tuesday at hi
81, sss' north Of ] Raymond
- r.. ]. Cnstad was a busi
Ato11n el in scobey Wednesday.
:. Void of Raymond, was
,Biss4 nms visitor Wednesday.
Min of Williston, N. D., wa
!. if'satypood ealisf *eonSsu1,.
:. Jacobson of Minot, N. D,
..' nsa on friends here Wednesday.
o,,r MADE BREAD for sale a
GILMAN KIM KoMP ? ! IL i
MARGARET Mccoy has accepted
!, p position e' in the Clerk =. . recorder
s6ce ''' s
croenleaf of Minot is in Plen.
Aa sy this this week, attending to Legal
buiness' MA. IS.
,, :, Sheriff Rodney Salisbury
on tursalnsacting business ina As1ne
I'd Friday. -.
n.s Esther TobiasonIAg assisting
~ County Superintendent during
tae oT;no's absence.
u.s Viva Goodman assisted in the
c, m,t, Treasurer's office a few days
| last week. "
c,u Young. superintendent Of the
r, uy White Chautauqua for Plenty
halsVI arriyed here Monday.
.,ns Holland of the County Treas
~. n.,AI office was Scobey visitor
Thursday el on official business.
rop sALE-5-room house, 100000.
w Worth 100000. 70 foot lot free.
Ask the Fair Store. 17-tf
Cashier Rooster of the Outlook Sc
n r State Bank was county seat
business Smis caller Monday of this week.
Threshing at Homestead, near the
rvlpr farm is in progress. The yield
/ s running about 2219 bushels to the
acre. II; 800 aas
rhsutauqua banners have been
,tu u across the streets Of Plenty
T ,nadG the past week and make a very
pretty appearance.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Wilson of the
: cerk Lake summer resort are the
proud parents of a brand new baby,
bonn Monday, a week ago.
Atty. Geo. w. Stillman of Minot,
who is known to many people in this
vicinity. committed suicide last week
BY shooting himself.
Roger Burker, better known here as
sGreen Ink" Rogers, has taken over
The management of the Wolf Point
Promoter Roger is some politician.
and should do well at Wolf Point.
Harvesting is on in full swing in
Sheridan county and the reapers can
be heard and seen everywhere cutting
he golden harvest. Now if we can
Pnly get a reasonable price for it.
Miss Bertha Harris returned the
latter part Of the week from Seattle,
WASH, where she has been visiting
for several weeks past.
Mrs. H. M. King and daughter
Betty Lou and Mrs. Kings mother,
Ms. Englund, left for Winona, Mimi;
Saturday,. where they will visit at
he U, '. Workman home.
Andrew Christensen of Antelope
vas business visitor in Plentywood
Wednesday and made this Office a
Peasant call. 49, T.
Wm Hass, prominent farmer of the
outlook country, was in Plentywood
ueSday Mr.. sHass took three men
rom Great Falls out with him to as
IN harvesting the large crop on
ne Hass. Bros. farm.
II
u IS reported that Joe Dolin re-
sved either kick from a horse or
lue last week between the eyes
ne IN attendance at a dance near
Iuuook and that it was some time be-
~ ne =, was able to realize what hit
w. ~ is said that Joe's friends car
~ wafer very valiantly at the oc-
r.s su ,rraulson, printer at the Pro-
s sssls : News office, returned Monday
o on frosty, where he attended the
o %Iang 60 Of his daughter and also
;ss;a,i after farming interests in that |
a', n Mrs. Paulson is expected
''il'e mere the last of the week.
Q
a H., y. W. Bemis, formerly of Great |
n,, mas opened up an office in the
l trt 1uom ct the second story at the
,ods siE;Nood Hotel. Mrs. Hunt is re-
Dmn1a ag :, these quarters and when
hi p H. Will contain ten windows
lhas ~ wen equipped for dental work.
enis ; u room is being remodel DR.. !
ork And u attendlng to his regular
h VIII Ta "a eau at, the Plentywood Ho-
hy ona ,,id Dr. Bemis ready to serve
h. eI.s wishing dental work done in a |