The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-06-16

ro,v Modem went to Poplar Tues
~ a short business mission
,,;oo MaIquist, of the Montana
AloIr 70 went to Medicine Lake last
! ann 0s1dI on short business trip.
n.oId Trower from Outlook spent
:, week week nd visiting friends in this
city,
u n..,u Andreasen Of Dagmar was
,. pe'C on short business trip last
II tuesday.
Quite a number of Plentywood PEG
u n,o sa+tended the opening day at Brush
Lake Sunday, =
no.lev Anderson spent the great
& ~ MART mart Of this week on his farm near
81 Flaxville.
u.,+;D .Holtan from Outlook was
4 ,or wa on short business trip last
u Tuesday:
MYRTLE and Rachael SINNERS were
r. from the farm Tuesday, visiting
] with friends
q 1ons Tbsen attended to business
bore Saturday pertaining to road
n work.
8 lens Olsen was county seat visit
ar from the Dagmar precinct last
Il Saturday.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Stoner of the
81 Outlook precincet were business Wis
+. TORS at the county seat last Tues
fday.
Andrew Hansen made business
4 +rin to the Dooley country Wednes-
dow in the interest of the Plenty
Il wood Milling Co.
n Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thoreson from
zPavmond were here Sunday and at
tended the show at the Orpheum in
THE evening.
n Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Davis were
in from their ranch home on the res
Sevation last Saturday, doing some
shopping and visiting friends,
E. C. Holland and L. J. Onstad left
\ Tuesday for Minneapolis, where they
will spend the coming ten days at
tending to business matters.
Mr.. A. Knutsen returned to her
home at Homestead Tuesday after
&having spent the past ten days visit
I ing her daughter, Mrs. Paul Babcock
and family.
Britt Chandler left Monday for Col
gan, N. D. He was accompanied home
Nluesday by his wife and children
who have been visiting relatives for
the past two weeks.
Mrs. Chalmers went to Minneapo-
Hills the first of the week. She was
accompanied by the Donaldson child
rem who will spend their summer va
cation with relatives.
Edwin More from Outlook spent
8the greater part of this week in Plen-
Htywood taking adjustments from DR..
Leonard Budden. Mr.. Morse was very
*much pleased with the results.
4 Mrs. John Gooder and daughter,
Mrs Claud Stephens arrived here
\ Monday from Usage, Iowa, to spend
Ia couple of weeks visiting at the home
Kof Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Gooder.
u Francis Madden returned from Min
#neapolis, Saturday, where he had been
8attending the Minnesota State Uni
fVerSity. He started work in the Clerk
IL Recorders office Monday.
y K. W. Dickey of the Daleview
precinct was looking after business
Nm the county capitol Monday of this
week. Mr.. Dickey has finished his
work of assessing for this year and
#Wlh again take up his farm work.
i Mrs. J. C, Doe left Monday for
2polnts along the western coast, where
que expects to spend the remaining
Ssunmer months. Mrs. Doe has been
visiting at the C. c. Johnson home
Elh this city for the past two weeks.
Henry Ross, of northwest of Ray
mono was in Plentywood Wednesday
#a1a announces the arrival of big
8paoy boy born to them the first of
Ine week. This makes the Ross fami-
y consist of two boys and one girl.
NJ Harold Donaldson, son of Mr.. and
MIS- Mt. otto Donaldson left Friday for
minneapolis, where he will spend the
pun GUNNER taking lessons on the piano
Htno drums. He will also spend some
*Sl H visiting relatives at different
Mlnnesota points.