The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-06-23
DOOIEY

Last Thursday afternoon the bust
ness men turned out and formed
cleanup SQUADS and improved the ap-
| pearance along main street.
The new Dooley Implement ware
house is now completed and is vast
Improvement to the old structure
which burned down.
! O. G.. Christopherson motored to the
county seat Thursday afternoon.
Henry Hunter shipped a car of
cattle to market last Friday.
Elvin Berg passed through here
on his way to Plentywood last
Thursday.
here
Don't forget the big Auction Sale
at the Kelly Mercantile Store.
Geo. Peterson is working for Ber-.
nard Riggs.
Sunday witnessed rather deserted
town here. Nearly every one fused
up and accompanied the ball players
to Scobey.
4 large crowd attended the dance
at the o. S. Rounseviile farm last
Saturday evening. The Novelty Four
of brentwood furnished the music.
John 4. Newberg and family spent
| last Friday evening at the Becklund
home.
Last Saturday morning a good rain
hit the vicinity south of here which
lasted for several hours. Some hail
fell in places.
A. J. Urouhart motored to Conner
town last Saturday afternoon.
O. M. Strand has finished putting
up the oil station and tanks at Com
ertoWn.
A. J. Urquhart is building a res
taurant at Comertown for Walt Car
ter these days.
Word has been received here that
w. A. RolIwitz and family reached
! Stanford, Montana, and made the
trip in less than four days. Some ov-
er 500 miles. W. A. reports lots of
rain and crops better than for a good
many years.
Pete Hregseth purchased the cow
and calf from William Prichett last
week Bill says he don't want to both
er with any cows.
For hail insure with a reliable COM
pany see Carl O. Andersen, district
agent.
J. J. Vossen, the dairy farmer, pur-
chased a cow from Crunkshank one
day last week.
+ John Myers of Comertown is en-
ployed with Matt Eaton these days
working on the road.
Undersheriff Salisbury and de-
putty passed through here on their
way to Comertown Saturday.
Doc Burke spent several days, on
his farm last week building fence
Lee Munson has purchased the Oak
land car from Herman Hanson.
VIM Harris assisted at the billiard
parlors several days last week.
Sam Belgaard motored down from
his Canadian farm Saturday.
Herman Heppner, Jr., is giving a
dance Saturday night at the Rocky
/ Spring school house.
Matt Eaton had the misfortune of
breaking MS arm the fore part of last
week. Nevertheless he is still around
on the job working on the roau.
Willard Markuson spent several
days with his parents at Medicine
Lake.
If anyone looking for cheap land
or business property. See Carl 0.
Anderson, licensed, real estate broker.
John Liebrand was a business Wis
itor here last Wednesday evening.
J. B. Chandler spent several days
here last week.
H. C. Hanson and O. C. Christoph-
erson motored to the county seat Fri
day evening.
The Rosary show given here Sun
| day night was well attended and gave
the utmost satisfaction to every one.
R. P. Fitzgerald was here from his
farm northwest of Conaertown Mon
day.
Halvor Hanson is again back at his
T! job at the Dooley Implement Com
pany.
Paul Fuhs is working at the black
smith shop these days, overhauling
cars and doing general car repair
work
Jake States arrived here Sunday
with a bunch of horses which he will
sell or trade.
/ Peter Larsan returned Monday
from a weeks visit in Dakota, going
with the car, Pete saws the crops are
looking excellent all the way.
Jorgen Jorgenson is hauling wheat
for Jens Ibsen these days.
Oscar Collins, sheriff was in town
shaking hands with friends Tuesday.
Oscar says he is kept pretty busy
these days.
Harold c. sahliney has been pros
peeting FOR coal on the former Robe
son place, which he purchased.
The Nonpartisan League precinct
caucus was held heze Tuesday after
noon and q small crowd attended.
JohR Series was elected delegate from
here and 81. P. Foster, alternate.