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

/ ~ INSic SSsI tast ounQay.
Mrs. John s St and Miss Grace
were IN the city shopping Tuesday
Nels NJ. Olsen was in town Monday
the 18th, renewing acquaintance at
the court house
Ote Aspelund was over to Conner
town tuesday, assessing the proper
ty in that town.
Christ Island from Antelope was a
Plentywood caller looking after bust
ness matters
| Joe Clair of the Outlook precinct
was business caller in the county
capitol Monday.
| A. Abrahamson Of Grenora was a
witness in the Carl johnson assault
case on June 18th.
A. C. Lund from the Outlook ter
Iitory was in town Tuesday, getting
his auto repaired
MI. anu NILS. II. MaQSen were IN
| the county seat Monday from their
farm near Archer.
Eight rooms Of the Sheridan Me-
| mortal Hospital are now receiving a
coat of enamel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. A. Johnson and
family We're in town Tuesday from
the Outlook precinct.
Coral Lecy and Lyle Bucklin were
here from Redstone Wednesday to
spend short time visiting friends.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson is here from
Lewistown, where she is teaching
school to spend a few days visiting.
Pete and Carl Sheen autoed over
from Outlook country Tuesday to
take in the sights at the county cap
itol.
Mrs. schloss went to Antelope
Wednesday to instruct classes in ex-
preston and music. She returned
Thursday.
M. P. Zeller of the u. S. CONNER
cial Bureau, was attending to official
business matters at the court house
a few days this week.
Field Assessor Schnittgen from
Raymond was in Plentywood Tuesday,
checking out with County Assessor
Aspelund, he having finished his work.
A. T. Vollum and family, L. S. Oh
sen and family, M. S. Nelson and
family and Mrs. C. S. Nelson picniced
last Sunday south Of Antelope on the
Big Muddy.
John Mcclellan, Nick Yoraslaske,
George L. Onstad and VIM. Dominick
were witnesses in Justice Court Mon
day from Coalridge.
Miss Ethel Gebhardt, who has been
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. A. j. Moore in this city, left
Thursday for her home at Wolf
Point.
A very enjoyable time was report
ed at the picnic at Hogstrom Coulee,
7 miles south of Outlook held last
Sunday by the young people of that
vicinity.
A fine baby girl arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sindt,
Sunday morning, June 9TH. Mrs.
Sindt is now up and the baby is do
ing nicely.
The Catholic Ladies are holding a
food sale at the HOLMAN Store Sat-
urday afternoon, June 18th. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all the
public to attend and there will be lots
of good eats for sale for the Sunday
dinner.
Miss Ellen Wilson, former Superin-
tendent of Schools In Sheridan County,
left Wednesday for her home at Liv-
ingston, Montana, after spending
few days visiting her brother, VIM.
Wilson, and many friends in this
city.
o. P. Moe left Wednesday for Mis-
soula, this state, where he will take
three months course at the Normal
school there. Mr. Moe recently re-
turned from Augusta, this state,
where he completed successful term
Of school. He spent a few days here
with his brother VIM. Moe, prior to
going to Missoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bantz OF the
Outlook country were in Plentywood
Thursday afternoon, seeing their
daughter Gladys off for the summer
teachers course at the Normal School
at Dillon.
Frank Weinrich, Jack Patch and
Mr.. Leason, county commissioners of
Roosevelt county were attending to
official business in Plentywood Thurs
day.
Peter Lund Of Comertown was a
business visitor to the county capitol
Thursday. Mr.. Lund reports that
crops are in a 100 per cent condition
in his neighborhood..
Olof Hallquist of Medicine Lake
was business visitor to the county
seat Thursday and while here took
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