The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-13

nesday in Dagmar on official business
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Art Wankle, well lnownl Raymon,
day. ss 81. - W
Peder D1uvold was a business call.
er in the county seat from Comertowr
last Tuesday.
! Ed. Iverson, prominent Antelone
farmer was a business caller in The
metropolis Saturday
/ VIM. Gottlieb and wife autoed I'm
from Antelope Saturday on a shop-
ping Tip and to visit friends.
j. I. ignore and son of Medicine
Lake were III PlentyWeod this week
looking over and repairing some of
his property in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Hill of Outlook
were visitors at the Producers News
office while looking after business in
Plentywood Monday.
Albert Almberg, of Archer. was a
business caller in Plentywood last
Monday. Mr.. Almberg is a candidate
for State Representative on the De-
mocrat ticket.
Sig, Ben and Ed. Moe were visitors
in Plentywood Monday from Archer
The boys have been training up with
threshing rig and are now in fine
trim to meet all Corners.
Niels Madsen, well known farmer
of Dagmar and who is secretary of
the well known Acme Coal Mine, was
business caller in the county seat
Saturday of this week.
A. Rueber returned Sunday from a
trip along the main line in the inter
est of the Wheat Growers Pool. Mr..
Rueber says the growers are signing
up like wild fire everywhere.
joe Moe was in town Monday from
his home at Archer. Joe expects to
leave this week for Portland, Ore,
where he will spend the winter.
A. 0. Grams Of Medicine Lake was
looking after business matters in the
county seat While here Mr.. Grams
signed up with the Wheat Growers
Pool.
A. TIL. larsen, prominent farmer of
the Dagmar precinct and who is a |
candidate for State Representative on
the Republican ticket, was business
caller in the county seat Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Johnson of McElroy left
Monday for her home with her son
Harold, who has, been in the hospital. |
We are glad to report Harold to be
in much improved condition after
his narrow escape from death.
Mrs. Ann MCGOWAN was up from
Colgan, N. D., last Tuesday to con-
suit doctor, being threatened with
blood poison as a result of a barb |
wire cut. She has returned to Colgan
to superintend threshing Of her crop.
Gus Barner who has. been in town |
for the past several days with two
boils (some call them pets) on his
neck is still in the city. Mr.. Barner
had them lanced and hopes that the
worst will soon be over as he doesn't |
care about Jobs lot.
Benjamin Ator, SON of VIM. k.tor,
vas the victim of an epileptic fit. at
Fords pool hall Tuesday in this city.
Mr.. Ford ran out on the street think
ng that Benjamin was dying and he
net Martin Reinertson who immedi-
stely fastened to the young mans
tide. Upon seeing Benjamin's condi-
ion he called DR.. Sells who responded
It once and the lad was taken to the
hospital, where he received the pro-
Der attention.
Oscar Cru,nb of Outlook made the
Producers News call and renewed
lis subscription to the great family
ournal. Mr.. and Mrs. Crumb will
cave Saturday for Soap Lake, Wash,
where Mr.. Crurnb goes to seek bet
er health, They have. rented their
arm and will take years vacation,
loping by that time that Mr.. Crumbs
leaith will be so improved that he
will be able to get in the harness
Igain. The well wishes of their many
riends and neighbors go with them
Pres. Boch of the First National
Sank Of Raymond, who resides in
outhern Minnesota, but who has been
It Raymond for the past several
weeks looking after collections and
ttending to other business enter
rises, left for his home in southern
Minnesota after completing a very
uccessful business visit to Montana.
fr. Boch reports that the business
epression is passing and that the
uture business outlook is very bright
indeed and that he looks for a large
influx of settlers into Montana in the
ear future.