The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-06-02

THE PRODUCERS NE
i Buy your next pair Of shoes at the
Family Shoe Shoppe. next aese to
Plentywood Bakery. So
Joe Ross of the Raymond precinct
was in the county seat on business
Thursday. 49,
BORN, to Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Ffske,
a baby girl, Monday, May 22nd All
concerned doing nicely.
i Victor e. AnAer of the Outlook pre-
cinct was business visitor in the
county seat Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franc Murray of the
McNulty precinct, residing south of
Comertown, were Plentywood bust
ness visitors Wednesday.
BORN, to Mrs. Elline Wagnild, on
Tuesday, May %, fine little baby
boy, who is going to have his fathers
full name Christian Edwin.
Rev. ]. o. Brensdahl Of the Nc
Nulty precinct, who resides east of
Antelope, was attending to legal bust
ness in the county capitol Wednesday.
Art Wankel, who farms northeast
of Raymond in the Raymond precinct,
| hY,c. he
| ty metropolis Wednesday. He reports
crops are 100 per cent and large
acreage in his vicinity.
Edwin Gobbs of McCabe was in
| Plentywood on legal business Thurs
day and while in the Sheridan county
metropolis took advantage of the oc-
casion to make call on the Produc-
ers News and renew his subscription.
Prof. F. N. Hammond Of Outlook
was in the county capitol Thursday.
Mr.. Hammond is opening up Hail,
Life Insurance and Collection Office
at Outlook to which he will devote
his entire attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Ruder, and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Smith left Wednes-
day by car for Fargo, where they
will visit for a time and while away
will also spend some time fishing in
the adjacent lakes in Minnesota.
Ole Moe and VIM. Moe have rented
the room adjacent to the Moe Barber
Shop which they will use for a study
room and for headquarters of the
World War Veterans and other pur-
poses. Louis Moe is having a new
floor laid in the room and otherwise
put in shape for use.
Mrs. Jens Gronvold and children
left Tuesday for Fertile, Minnesota,
where they will spend t.se summer
with Mrs. Gronvold's parents and rel
atives. Mr.. Gronvold accompanied
the visitors as far as Bainville, where
he saw them off on the train, return
mig to Plentywood Wednesday morn
ing.
Angelo Butler, formerly a promin-
ent citizen of Medicine Lake, who
now resides at Sybouts, Sask., Cam
ada, was in Plentywood Thursday on
his way to Medicine Lake on a bust
ness mission. Mr.. Butler says that
seeding is nearly done in his vicinity.
While in Plentywood Mr.. Butler call
ed at the Producers News Office and
renewed his subscription.
Peter Bruvold and John Nelson of
Comertown, organizers of the Mon
tana Grain Growers Associated were
in Plentywood Thursday on their way
to Madoc to arrange for meeting
at that place where the aims and OBJ
jects of the organization will be ex-
planned.
State Stock Inspector T. L. Black
mon, who has been Z Sheridan
county on official business for the
past several days, left Monday for
Richland county where he will inves-
tigate reports that have been made
to him of suspected rustling in that
county. Inspector Blaclmon is
very busy man and is on the job all
of the time.
Howard M. Lewis, lawyer, left for
Helena Saturday to appear in the
supreme COurt Oh montana 20 ASSIST
Judge Hurley of Glasgow argue the
mandamus case recently issued out
of that court by Lockwood & Blakes-
lee, commanding County Treasurer
Olson, Clerk & Recorder O'Grady and
r. G. Tyler to complete and deliver to
the land classifers their warrants is
sued last summer but held up by
County Treasurer Olson. The case
was argued Monday afternoon and
Mr.. Lewis returned to PlentyWood
Tuesday !.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bantz and
daughters, Gladys and Lois, were in
Plentywood Thursday. Mrs. Bantz
had considerable dental work done,
having had II teeth removed prelim-
mary to having a set of false teeth
made Miss Bantz who has just COM
pleted a successful term of school at
the Whitaker school, is getting ready
to go to the Normal School at Dillon
to attend the summer school held at
that place, expecting to leave in the
course of fortnight.
Ed. Weis, proprietor Of the Plenty