The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-04-07

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patersoa OF Reserve was n
VigD ,ty capitol on business ines
M =
uaes Of tbs Hass brothers
x'n i in Pienty~oed OIL business
psF /
a grnsdahl was IN rentywood
J. Vi III farm In the mcNsIsy pre-
s b. tuesday
paveridge, a Redstone citizen.
Ps@ a me at the home OF L. T..
.'sss . several days this week
Ieotl
Flo TO sell Tanlae because it
We We. In our customers. TIE flen-
rvoOd Drug
,oyI. A. Brown Of F'rold was
AHoI t',;srood on legal business be-
BE- the; the district court y Tuesday, .
a.. Rakken of Raymond, who
A Dsar Spending the past week
ss een yen e r.. his work horses has
! s saD three of them, He has stll !
'ssr left to find. Read ad IA elsss'neo
QUINN
r.,loc * one medicine that does
,t ss't they say it will do. The Plen-
TTood Drug o.
o.ox Hoist and Franc Murray of
fs I.Nulty precinct were in Plen-
/ ss,,oJ tuesday attending the hear
W. bsfore Supt, Moe in reference
! w the proposed division of District
1 Number thirty-four'
c,o-F Oscar Collins moved his
. DIV into Pientywood from the
1 ~, Monday, and they are now at
I am n the DR.. Campbell residence,
I S Ssr they will be at home to their
%sads il the course of a few days.
! S,,;Dptime is Kyanize time, the
Il ..,lpo.Ily known vsYnishes and cram
s''' R1ng in Jour coupon and get a
M ksif- pint ear.
\ nit, Kramer and Ralph Sunder-
Il ..f we're engaged couple Of days
Il 4. s-st Of the week administering
4 NV coat of paint to the fire truck
D ~ the hose wagon. The coat is q
ssutjful red and now looks as If it
rirht be military baggage Of the
q hssisn army.
County Commissioner Watkins and
Il hnily moved out to the farm near
n Patore, thus vacating their Plenty
4 WOOD residence, where they have re-
SSA for the past several years,
~ nd will make their future home on
# he farm. The last of the loads of
4 hnihre left behind a four-horse
Tam the first of the week. 2
d ANNOUNCEMENT: | have rented
HE Garage of the Motor Inn at Plen-
tvood, and have started business re-
airing and overhauling all kinds of
aR Any kind of repair work done
Il b a first class manner for about one
hf Of usual costs | am here for
gvice. Bring your car around and
m-SIM0N SWANSON. or Motor
In Garage, PlentywOOd. 52-1t-p
The school election at Outlook last
saturday was quite exciting. 1t
Gems that the town crowd in the
shool district got behind H. G.. Mel
1n, one Of the popular merchants OF
n bat city and prepared to elect him.
Mr. Frost had been filed on the
Gket as opposition, but the farmers
lade up their mind that they want
O!e Galland and wrote in his. name
the ballot. A general call was
VIM over the wires and when the
ssS We're counted the vote stood: II.
Nelson, q; Ole Galland SO. Mr..
"a will succeed Henry Wolter,
Mo retires.
oscar Fransen who resides on a
aEi south Of Comertown was in
I'm @i WOOD on business Thursday.
u .ffansen has been very sick for
H., y past year and was unable to
IaA MS farm last season. AT
.aS his life was despaired of, but
s'ng a very strong constitution,
seems to be able to beat the
raS an and lie iA no< slowly recov-
s, as although still in a feeble con-
N 'm MT: Fransen was unable to
lS. any relief from the regular ply
ls ,at 80 he went to DIR. Woods of
N Ti Ia. a noted chiropractor, where he
satm ~osa adjustments and electric
Went NJ. = and commenced to reeov-
ess ~ ~ ffanSen says that he be-
i sn aat ne got more benefit. from
tnn g t5n adjustments than he did
s4s S t electric treatments. He
:" 40, 70 be able to resume his farm
zaptS STATIONS inside Of the next six