The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-22

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.rara Peterson Of Dooley was
Her at the county seat Tuesday.
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qvs have everything in Miners Sup
- HELLAND-STRAND.
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Admin Westphal was in Plentywoos
w1asday and Wednesday Of this week
frank Carlson was over from Ray.
r,and Tuesday Of this week.
A large crowd was in Plentywood
cah,rdaY and the stores were full of
cbristmts shoppers.
qbos IidahI has been ON the sick
lit the past week but is able. to be
I'D and around again.
Editor Joe Hooking of Glasgow was
. business caller in Plentywood Mon
day.
r Garneau of the Redstone country
uas in Wednesday with wheat to
bs 9 ground into -four at the local mill.
NC
10 Brensdahl of the McNulty pre-
cnct was a PIentywood business call
Or Thursday of this week.
-
c. Wigmore was up from Medi-
cine Lake yesterday Thursday look
ing after business matters.
Sid Mortensen of Welliver was a
county seat caller Wednesday of this
week.
Editor F. J. Sherry of the Redstone
Review was seen on the streets of
Plentywood Tuesday.
VIM. Yates, of the A. o. U. WI
lodge, was caller in Plentywood for
several days this week, leaving We'd
nesday for points on the 500 Line.
Emil stenmark has moved into
town and taken apartments in the
Bolster Block, where he and his fami-
Twill reside.
Ole Fiske was over from Outlook
last Saturday with grain and took a
load of -four home with him. Ole
intends to eat well this winter. i
NJ. Torgenson of Westby was in
the county capital with load of grain
to be ground into flour. Mr.. Torgenson |
had long haul but it pays him well.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Westphal were $
business callers in the. county seat Y
from the Outlook country the first of S
the week.
John 0'HandIey, deputy county sur 7
veyor, was dinner guest at the Paul @
Babcock home In this city. Mr.. a
OHandley will leave soon for his c
home at Great Falls. il
Geo. C. .Stadstad of Raymond was b
IN the county capital Wednesday and t
while IN the city called at the Pro- W.
ducers News Office and renewed his
subscription to the Producers News. Il
/ W. A. Dennison, cashier of the N
Sheridan County State Bank, left d
thursday for Minneapolis, MINI, S
l where he will visit relatives and N
trends during the holidays. IN
The State Legislature convenes on n,
January LIST, 1928 and the representa- al
aeS Of Sheridan county will be leav- %;
Hmag the middle Of next week for the IL
State capitol to start in on the legis-
'''e grind for sixty days.
Andrew LELAND left last week fo7, IN
aOSe0urg, Oregon, to visit his parents tr
IOr 1he holidays. Mr. LELAND, whose he
N1 m is at Outlook stopped off in M
tisatyWood for short time while on De
s a1s way to spend most pleasant va tn
mHen you get your Ford overhauIed wi
HaaSe II done where there is Ford hi,
H. ap pn1 The Montana Motor Co., is co
,a nc only garage having absolutely to
wv .s' FORD equipment with an exneri- So
N.Y. w. u ana practical Ford mechanic. m;
81 H. 49, 10 u the work the same as they do
io'u factory. 36-4t 4
Il |.s1sn.d letter received from Froberg ho
|ststes I, to his brothers In this city Mi
g lSses mat four inches of snow fell an
I'm I9 mao 18th in Portland, Oregon, sta
|snoE was l; stlll falling as he was writing. M
I'M J| rs Is very uncommon in Portland ms
Eerr sueh depth is a very unusual +,
bst n'S IN The children in that eli An
5its 30 not have the pleasure of a MI
-'' 0hf1Stmas very often. n
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Tere coal ioit Ri bins have been getting a owe Owe
bal is se1 5ttI the past few days and the she
Iser mus'les are complaining of being RET
ID Al waI while the shovel saws # Sch
i . MORN out, but good dame nature i'
||Zbseus away" va the case has come to their ~
Nv b ana Wednesday of this week /
hcS I has IN he sever cold weather LIE
has I3Stn f.