The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-05-05

THE PRODUCERS NE
I Don't fail to see Land of Ions
Shadows at the Theatre Monday
May 9th, at Outlook. Christy's fam,
Gus orchestra will dramatize the
pictures. Big dance after the show
/ Hear the big electric unofon, equals {
! 20-piece band. 81
/ Mrs. Ray White was taken down
with an attack of acute appendicitis
last Friday and was taken inmedi-
ately to the Williston hospital, where
she was operated upon at once sue
cessfully, and is now resting COM
fortably and rapidly recovering.
The Outlook Farmers Elevator
bought one ton of -four and half a
ton of feed from the Plentywood
mill. Tuesday and Wednesday, An
drew Hansen delivered the same by
truck. The Outlook people are now
demanding the best -four on earth,
made out of hard wheat by the Plen-
| tywood mill. No trust-made, bleached
flour for them. The mill can hardly
handle the business that it is now
getting.
Hear Andy, the wizard, of the
Saxophone with Christy's Famous
Orchestra, Monday May 9Th, at the
Outlook Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Holland returned
from Minneapolis and points in Min
esota Tuesday of this week, where
they have been since early last fall.
Mr.. Holland has been in a hospital a
great dea of the time since he left,
being treated for heart disease. Mr..
Holland has been on a diet and has
reduced weight considerable, looking
quite willoWy now. He says that he
is much improved in health and looks
it and that he is continuing his
weight reducing program. Mr..
Holland will stay away from active
work at the store for some time yet.
Mr.. E. Ell. Hyde, auctioneer, arrived
in Plentywood from Richie, Dawson
county, the middle of last week, look
ing for a location, and after looking
over the field has decided to locate
in Sheridan county and Plentywood,
and will be joined very shortly by
Mrs. Hyde. Mr.. Hyde comes well
recommended. He is graduate of
Jones' Auctioneering college, and has
had considerable experience both in
general sales and special sales work.
Mr.. Hyde was very much IMPRESSED
with the prospects of business re-
vival in this section of Montana.
The city fathers have ordained
that hitching posts shall be put in on
the side and back streets in order to
accommodate those colaing to the |
city by team and rig, in securely
hitching them. In compliance with |
their orders posts have been put in !
all along the street opposite the lot |
on which the old Green Livery Barn !
used to stand on Jefferson street be-
tween First and Second Avenue, and
by the side of the old Tanner & Best
store now occupied by HOLMAN Kom-
pany along the Second Avenue side,
and it is planned to put in these
posts at other convenient places in the
city. The posts are square and well
set and equipped with bolts and
rings. They viii be painted up and
will look very neat when finished
Arthur Reuber, who has, since the
of the Outlook State
Bank with the Security State Bank
Of Outlook, where he was cashier,
been in the employ of T. L. Beiseker
in the reorganization of the Sheri-
Ian County State Bank, the consurn-
nation Of which was largely due to
MS activities, has finished his job
With the Beisekers and at once went
20 work organizing for the Montana
Wheat Growers Associated and un-
ier the supervision of Hon. Clair
stoner, is signing up the farmers in
he 500 Line territory of Sheridan
ind Daniels county and is now work
ng in the Outlook country where
hose gentlemen are signing up the
armers in the 100 per cent contract
nearly 100 per cent strong. Both of /
he above gentlemen are very cap
lble men and the Association are for
innate in securing their services.
The Russell Miller Company, the
,wners of the Occident elevators,
lave completed the building of their
iour warehouse down by the side Of
heir elevator in PlentyWood and !
lave had painted across the front of
# the building the name, "Occident
Flour" and have put in a shipment
# their patent flour and are now
'eady to start competition with the
Mill in earnest. The
same company is planning it is re-
ported, on putting in flour ware
houses in every town where Plenty
wood -four is sold, in an effort to put
he local industry out Of business and
o put a stop to the local nanufac-
ure of fancy northern wheat into
1our, which makes the best flour
in the world, being &
he highest in glutton test of any
wheat. Mr.. Hanson says that Sheri-
Ian county farmers raise the best