The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-03-03

soiourning IN Plentywood the frs
nan OF the week, being detained 8,
important business affairs.
! 4. L Larson, the banker. Of Crosby
North Dakota, was in Pleutywood 8,
business honday.
! ]. A. Grove of Outlook pree;ne,
was 9 business visitor TO the count,
seat Wednesday.
We have new stock of hiph grna.
LMeodeum. Ask our prices.
4fI HELLAND-STRAN
hobert Aahle, the Outlook hard.
ware merchant, who spent last weep
III flentywood on matters of business
ana pleasure, returned to Outlook
Don't blame anybody but vnurs.li
your nights are made miserable b.
i,Hd1gessicn- You failed to take Tan
FAC lns PientyWootl Drug.
Hm- Walsh, high explosive expert,
ana Assistant Attorney General
Charles Cotter, who were in Plenty
WOOD IN connection with the case of
the State rs Davis, returned to their
homes at Helene Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Beiseker have
sofa their household effects and will
leave shortly for Austin, Minnesota,
mI. Beiseker'a old home, where they
viii make their future home.
Attorney l.. J. Onstad Is residing
at the Leland Hotel this week, being
smut out Of his home. by. reason Of
IT'S being quarantined for scarlet. few
er, his little son Lyle being i'll with
that disease.
Miss Emma Crone, who teaches in
the Raymond district, who was called
to her home in Iowa by the death of
her father, returned to brentwood
last Saturday from her sad trip and
returned Immediately to her school.
where she resumed her work Monday.
August and Adolph Westphal were
plentywood visitors Wednesday, driv-
ing In from the farm Of the Westphal
brothers In the Outlook territory.
The Westphal brothers are planning
ON hitting the ball farming this year
On As large scale as usual.
Mr.. Frank Schugel, bookkeeper Of |
the First National Bank Of Raymond, |
has accepted similar position with |
he Farmers & Merchants National |
Bank Of New Ulm. Minnesota, and |
expects 70 leave for his new field Of |
activity about March 18th. |
Miss Ruth Kjelstrup, sister Of
ed and Jack Kjelstrnp Of Plentywood,
md who used to reside in this city, |
where she has a host Of friends, was /
married at Oskaloosa, lows, Friday. |
February 18th, to Mr.. Ralph jaeger. |
c. A.. West is improving his build |
ng known as the West. Cabaret by |
putting in a steel ceiling and repair /
ng and rcdeeorating the place. In |
Of splendid summers |
business.
Miss Alice Melqnist, the popular /
,ookkeepT of the Montana Motor.
Company. spent q couple of days In /
Medicine Lake attending TO the book
Keeping of Markuson & EpIer Ford |
Agency Of that city. the first Of the |
week. |
Supt. VIM. Moe has made some /
:hanges in his off1ce at the court |
aouse by changing one of the small |
lesks In his office for one Of the |
args working tables In the office Of /
-1erk & Recorder O'Grady. I
The demand for Tanlac has broken
III worlds records Over Twenty
Hillien bottles have been sold since
t was placed on the market six
,ears ago. The Plentywood Drug.
No matter what make separator
,ou have. use DeLaval Oil.
Tiff HELLAND-STKAND.
M. L. Loueks Of Dooley, manager
# the DooIey Implement Company,
vas In Plentywood on business Nom
lay. Mr.. Loucks reports that the Of
Ice of the Dooley Implement Com
,any which was destroyed by fire q
'ew weeks ago is being rebuilt and
hat the firm viii be ready fer busi- |
less again when the spring opens up.
Sheriff Oscar Collins left Tuesday |
'or Deer Lodge, where he took Arth-
ar Davis to commit to the peniten~ !
iary, in pursuance to his conviction
Sunday morning for the robbing Of
he Homestead State Bank last Sep!
,ember
Hon. Clair Stoner of the Outlook
precinct left for Helena, Great Falls
ma Butte Tuesday. Mr.. Stoner ex-
,ects to return to Plentywood via
sydney, where he will stop for a
conference with Sen. Anderson rela-
i've to the ensuing political cam
,aign.
The farmers about Outlook are
,aving a lot Of trouble with the Out
ook city authorities who insist on
,onding all cattle that drift into the
ity, fining the farmer S. per day per