The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-17
COUNTY ROUNDUP
interesting Items from Our
Exchanges and Staff Writers
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Nick walton of Willislon, represent
| ing wholesale house. was business
visitor here Tuesday.
| Mr. and Mrs A. r. Jensen and boys |
spent a few hours in the big little city
| Friday. taking advantage OF some or the I
bargains to be found at the local stores
Ole Walden came in from his ranch |
soutI, of town Saturday for supplies. |
and enjoyed few friendly chats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sherman of Reserve. |
! were in town for short while Saturday
! afternoon.
| Rev. Fathe Hennessy of PlentyWood
hele services: at the Courtney home sun
day morning at o'clock
! he Misses Esther and Agnes Peterson
spent the week end at Reserve visiting
relatives and friends.
! Miss Marion Connelle spent SATURDAY
and Sunday at her home in Medicine
Lake.
G. e. Mclaughlin attended to business
matters at Plentywood Monday
Mayor O. B. Hoven transacted business
at the Capital City Monday between
| trains.
n. A. Welle attended to business az
fairs at Plentywood uesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. PAU Parpares
who live southeast of town, baby girl
Remember that the registration BOOKS
close fdrs the town election on thursday
| Feb. 10th, at 500 pm. Ii you are not
| registered on or before that date you
cannot vote at the town election, April ..
Mrs. w. H, Bessre entertained the
ladies of the Congregational churcn al
her home Wednesday afternoon:
L. J. Dolosimier, Of Havre. arrived LII
41Iy< x,In of
d depot until A. A. Endfield returns John
Schmidt returned to his home at Plen'y'
4 wood.
r. r. Iceland attended to business at
| fairs at the county seat Wednesday be
tween trains.
i Frd Glaze went to Plentywood .Wedne
| day to attend a meeting or the Masohl
| lodge held that evening.
| Mrs Emil SENEGAL visited with frlend
| at brentwood Thursday between trains
Richard Grayson and son Ernest tran
| acted business at Plentywood Monday b
| tween trains
The Misses Anderson, Johansen, La
| son and Peterson, who are attendln
! school here spent Sunday at their respee
| tive homes in the Dagmar country
Rev. E. w. Savage came down" Wedne
I day TO dtlGIlu " oao'AiSHS tNAN~~~~N
| in connection with the improving ana r.
| modelling of the church building.
Willie Grayson and Roy Dahl attende
the dance at PTentywood Saturday nigh
| H. Rude and Ted Lendell were in tow
from the northeast country Thursday.
r. Rice brought load of Occidel
| flour I'D from Reserve to the Hendrlcl
Il son store Thursday.
n bn haE vjCi
| ing friends and attending to busine
I matters at Medicine Lake, returned tn
| morning.
Mrs. Gust Aachus. who has been vis1
ing friends and relatives at Grand For
returned on the Thursday morning trai
The Misses Henderson, Hunter al
Foster drove to PIentywood Sunday e
ening to attend the Orpheum theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Richardson we
passengers to Plentywood Wednesde
returning on the afternoon train.
DIR. J. c. Storkhan of Medicine La
| stopped off here Friday. Doc was
I his way to P1entywood, where he
| spending part of his time looking aft
u DR. c. E. Campbelfs practice.
Il. George Borley Of Medicine Lake. G
of the old timers of Sheridan coun
L spent w eunoSQdy uelWcSii II Gins aSofAs
after some business matters here
hob-nobbing with friends.
= Pete Beachler, who has been looki
= after the stock on the Richard Grays
~ farm east of town, since last fall,s |
\ Tuesday for Aberdeen, S. D., where
'i'S will look after. the planting of his ia
,ove there. Mrs. Beachler will remain
wer WIZ
is the mousse Worh'
this Ole Grimsrud, who has not been in
re a best Of health TO rsome time past v
fhe taken to the Olson hospital at Min
, OF apolis Tuesday where he will be gi'
your an x-ray examination and be given TT
NIT ments by one of the leading doctors
amt the Twin Cities. His many friends
n a are hoping for a speedy recovery. T.
rms and Gust left with their father, Z
ore returning from Ba1nVllie ana sEiIfiIl
la1m ing on to Minneapolis.
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