The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17

Twenty million people have taken Tan
lee with the most gratifying results
Meyer Lehr Of the DOoley country
was in the county capitol on business
Monday.
Tanlac's best advertising comes from
people who have actually used tt.
NJ. D. Dryden Of the Outlook ter
ritory was in the county seat on bust
ness Thursday.
Charles Clark, the widely known
Crosby banker, was business visitor
te Plentywcod Wednesday.
Over quarter of million well known
men and women from different parts
of the country have signed written en-
dorsements for Tanlac
Victor Rydeen of Froid, representa-
tive Of the New York Life insurance
Company, IS in PleTtywood this week
soiiciting business.
The Elk Jazz Hounds, noted dan.a
musicians, gave Jazz dance in Pian-
5ywood al the 0rpheum Theatle on
Jneir way home from the big celeiora-
lion at Scobay, Wednesday. \ small
, crowd attended.
Chairman of the Board OF County
Commissioners f. G. Tyler, was in
the county capitol Thursday to at
tend the special meeting Of the Board
of County Commissioners, which met
on that day.
Jack Wagner, we'll known old time
lancher of the Daleview country, was
transacting business in the county
capitol ThuTs6lay and renewing &C
quaintances with his numerous
friends. Il
Sheriff Collins, who went to Medi-
cine. Lake from an X-ray examination
:. of his ankle, in order to determine
whether or not there was a fracture
returned with the news that there
/ was none and that he was suffering
only from a bad: sprair, and he is nov
able to hobble around on cruehes.
Arthur Ryder, we'll known farme,
and prominent citizen Of Froid, is il
/ Plantywood today to attend the BIAS
ket ball game between the F'roid hoy
and girls teams. tonight Mr. Ryder
daughter, Miss Ruby NJ. Ryder, i
one of the players on Froid's cracl
girls team.
; Earl Shower, Richard Ramps, Wal
ter Scott, Herman lick and Arthu
Olson, members Of the Froid baske
: bal team arrived in Plentywood to
dav on the afternoon train for tn
game with Plentywood tonight, fror
l Scobey where they had played Thurs
day night. The boys stopped at tn
Leland Hotel,
7 Attorney J. IT, Gunther was az
pointed by Judge Conner Friday t
, defend Arthur Davis, charged wit
: the robbery of; the Homestead Stat
2 Bank with explosives last Septen1he
Arthur Davis lapplying to the ceu1
for an attorney. The case agalns
= Davis will be the first one on the ca
endar when court sets Monday an
the trial will probably eommens
S Tuesday.
The Women's Auxiliary OF the Plei
:. tywood Post, American Legion, e.
+ tertained the Leglonnalres az
: homes of Mrs. S. Ford Wednesday e
;. ening. Cards We're the entertainment
+ which lasted until midnight Whe
Messrs. Barner, Zimmerman, Ge
Bolster, ST., Schriners and King ser
+ ed. q delicious lunch which ended q
5 lightful evening.
: The weather which has been hove
a mp. between forty and fifty belo
I. ze7o the latter part Of last week al
h the first part of this has been war;
n mo up today and the weather ma
saws that it will be warmer for a re e
DAYS at least, which will relieve t
- strain on the coal haulers to a degfe
! 4 new floor has been laid IN Z
9 sberiff's reception office and pant
y this week. The painters have a =
been painting all of the floors IN {
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