The producers news., 1921-09-02

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f. Martin Reinertson was in town
tuesday, taking out some Iumbetfts ~ 9.
John Lindbloom of Raymond was
e. Plentywood visitor Saturday.
John sWiger, 81 east ..1isd Of plentvWood
tMas q PlentyWood caller Monday 8 8
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Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Pappesnil1fus
ct Raymond were Plentywood visitors
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Whitaker of Raw
nond were Plentywood visitors last
Saturday. a -
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Braddeck Of
the Raymond precinct were Shoppers
in Plentywood Saturday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. John Keller. and two
sons and daughter were here from
RAYMOND Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Buck and dan. 1dauph-
ter motored over to the county Seat
from Raymond ! last I Saturday, am sz I
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mellon Of east
Of Plentywood were shopping in town
Saturday of last week:
FOR SALE Chevrolet auto, good
shape, bargain, $175.0O. C. c.
KARELS, Outlook. 21-t2
Sam Hail of the Raymond country
was in Plentywood Tuesday after
help. Mr.. Hail started his threshing
outfit last Wednesday:
Peder Bruvold and Isaac Syme Of
Comertown were business visitors in
| the county seat Saturday in regards
to school matters.
Charley, Adolph and Amos West
phal and family were in Plentywood
Wednesday from their farms near
Raymond, to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Thorstvedt Saturday.
Messrs. Wayne, Al and George
companied by their mother, Mrs. Geo.
LAGRANGE were SPlentywood. callers
from Raymond Saturday.
The hum of the threshing machines
can be heard from morning till night
in all parts of the county. Grain is
coming in steady stream to the ele-
vators and also the price of wheat is
going just as steadily down.
BORN, 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Hovdey, on August 18th, a baby girl.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hovdey. are prosperous
farmers Of the . Qpstleek country
Mrs. Ben InghalA and SON of
Caspar, Wyoming arrived in Plenty
wood Wednesday noon and will visit
/ for time with her brother, O. G..
Ronning, proprietor Of the Union Ho-
tel. ).
T. l.. Hedges Of near Plentywood
was business caller here Saturday:
Mr.. Hedges has some very pronounced
progressive ideas and is not afraid
to express them.
Misses Mildred and Myrtle Chris
tiansen and Miss Margaret O'Grady
motored to Poplar Saturday to at
tend the Poplar Indian Fair, return
ing the same day. They report a
good time.
Horace Hurst and VIM. Jennings
were business visitors in the county
seat from Outlook Tuesday. Mr.. Jen'
nings took advantage Of the opportu,,
nifty to drop into the News Office and
renew his subscription to the Produc-
ers News for another year.
Roy Meadors has been laid up the
past few days with an abscess on the
stomach. After rather painful ex-
perience Roy again showed up Tor
work Friday morning at the Montana
Motor Co., where he is employed.
The passenger train on the Great
Northern met a freight coming down
from Scobey head-on the other side OF
Redstone and resulted in a consider
able smashup Of the engine on the
passenger train. No one was hurt.
a wrecker was rushed to the scene
and soon had the debris cleaned up.
The collision occurred last Friday,
and Saturday the damaged engines
we're hauled down to the main line
where they will be put in shape again.
Nels Moe, well known as one OF
the famous Moe Brothers athletes,
who has been at Yorkton, Saskatche-
wan. Can, for the past nine months,
where he has been wrestling and box
ING. returned "Wednesday to Plenty
woodn. Mr.. Moe stopped here only
short time and proceeded on to his
farm near Archer. In a wrestling
match a few days ago Nels had the
misfortune to sprain his ankle, and
while laid up he took advantage OF
this opportunity to make the home
folks a visit while the injured member