The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-07-21

transaeting business in this city Wee
nesday.
Miss Francis Wheeler is doing III
library work during the absence :
Miss Mary Pew.
A large number Of Plentywood pee
pie attended the dance at Ravnon
last Saturday evening.
On July II, Ole Ibsen and Chris
tine johnson of Dagmar were mar
RED before Judge L S. Olsen.
Ray Whitish was in town from
the farm near Welliver last Tuesda
on a short business trip.
Geogre Smith and George Bell O
the Quitmeyer country were bushes;
visitors in this city last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry Stephens OF
! Scobey visited friends and TRANSACTED
| business here last Monday and Tues
day.
DR.. J. C. Hunter of Antelope was 9
business visitor in this town few
days this week.
Sidney Hansen went to Dagr1a1
last Thursday to spend g. few days at
the Theodore Hansen home
WI rtyo1
farmer, was county seat caller in
Plentywood Tuesday.
Miss Mary Pew left Tuesday for
LeWlstoWn in response to a telegram
stating that her father was seriou sly
i'll.
Selmer Stangeland was in from the
Raymond country Monday and Tues
day of this week.
Ella Mae and Archie Hunt left Mon
day for Rolla, N. D., where they will
spend the remainder of their vacation
visiting their grandparents.
A. G. Warren of Great Falls was
attending to business matters and
calling on friends in this city on Tues
day and Wednesday of this week.
Andrew Fadnes was in from lis
ranch on the reservation to spend the
week and visiting friends and attend
ing to business matters.
John Underdahl and SON were in
from their farm near Out
look taking care of business matters
and shopping.
George AbenroSh was in from the
Outlook district Tuesday. Mr.. Aben-
roth claims that things are coming
along just right.
Pete Wragnilde of the Outlook pre- |
:inct was a business caller in Plenty |
wood Tuesday of this week and while /
n the city made the Producers News |
,ffice pleasant call.
Elmer Stambough of Raymond
transacted business matters and Wis
ted friends in this city first of the
week.
Mrs. Hugh King left Thursday for
Vinnona, Mimi, where she will spend
few weeks visiting friends and
elatives.
Mrs. Richard Mann was in from
he ranch near Archer last Wednes-
ay, doing some shopping and visit
ng friends.
o. E. Whitmarsh of Archer was at
ending to business matters and Wis
ing friends in this city a few hours
asst Wednesday. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Vollum and
hildren will leave Saturday by car !
Or a months vacation in Yellowstone
nd Glacier Parks.
E. C. Holland and daughter Alma
1T Thursday for Seattle, Wash,
here they will spend a few weeks
isiting relatives and friends.
Miss Coralie Holdal has resumed
err duties at J. A. Johnson's Store
fter having been quarantined with
nallpox for the past three weeks.
r \
H.. P. Hansen and Andrew Espen of {
omertown were attending to business S
atters at the court house last We'd 3
esday, in regard to their land clas- c
fcation. T
Fl. A. Foss is scheduled to leave /
day for Casper, Ws,ming, where he g
as been engaged to work ON the cen y
rnction OF oil derricks. Ole Ron t
ng sent for ii to come.
u
Forty-three farmers filed protests t
yainst their land classification with :
e Board of Equalization when they
ct here the first of the week. A
solution was passed appointing
ounty Assessor Ole Aspelund to re
assify said land. Commissioner
atkin was against it of course.
A large number of Masons from
eyburn, Sask., motored to our city y
st Wednesday evening to attend q :
gular meeting of The Plentywood I
odge No. 81. After the Eastern o
ar ladies served them with a dainti- :