The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-09-14

| is an old resident OF Redstone, is look
ing after his interests in that vicinity.
After a short stay in Sheridan county
Mr.. Franklin will again return to
Washington for the winter
Mrs. L. S. Olson arrived last Sat
urdav after a several weeks visit at
Churches Ferry, N. D., her parental
home and also at different points in
Minnesota. Mrs. Olson reports having
had a very delightful trip.
DIR. LHAMON COMING
DIR. Geo. A. LhamOn, the Exclusive
Eyesight Specialist will be at the Lee
land Hotel Sept. 22nd and 23rd.
More than 10 of century in the
practice. Assures you of right fitting
| glasses. 23-tf
The VIM. Erickson house in this citv
is receiving an addition in the way of
a Donna on the west side of the strN,-
ture, which adds both to the beauty
of the residence and also gives addi-
tional room. Ole Anderson is doing
the work.
Mrs. Frank Guenther returned Mon
day from Canada, where she visited
her father for the past two weeks.
The elder Mr.. Guenther has been sick
but was better when Mrs. Guenther
left for home. She reports having had
very nice visit.
Joe Raymond, driving a Ford car,
ran into Matt Samuelson, driving an
Overland last Friday night, causing
general havoc to both cars. 1t is said
that the Overland was quite badly
damaged while the Ford also had to
go to the shop for repairs.
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j. H. Sandvig, formerly of the Arch
er precinct, but who has been employ
ed more recently in the shelters at
Great Falls, has been looking after
his farming interests here for the
past two months. Mr.. Sandvig left
for Great Falls last Thursday to re-
sumo his work in that city.
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S. Matsura, who was arrested some
time ago for gambling and plead
guilty, and who has spent the past
twelve days in the county bastile, be-
ing unable to pay his fine, was re-
leased last Saturday. He paid the
balance of his fine seventy-six dollars
and departed jOyously to greener pas
lures.
Mrs. Clair Stoner returned last
Tuesday from DOdson and Malta, this
state, where she visited with Mr..
Stoner, who is working as an organic
er of the Montana Wheat Growers in
that section of Montana. Mrs. Stoner
states that her husband is doing very
we'll and signing up the wheat grow
ers very rapidly.
Halvor Halvorson had a rather bad
accident last Friday while on his way
home with the Ford which became I'M
ruly and in some unexplainable way
tried to turn a somersault. HalvOr
was in to see the garage man Tuesday
morning getting the animal in run
ming shape again. zn.
Chester Onstad, SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. ]. Onstad of this city, left la6t
Friday for Northfeld, Mimi, where
he will enter st. Olaf college in that
city, continuing his education from the
Plentywood High School from which
he graduated last May. Chester will
be missed by his many friends in this
city while away to school.
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| Clerk A. o. Totedahl of District No.
70, was a Plentywood VISITOR last
Monday. He was in to get Mr.. Riggs
the plasterer, who will do the plaster
ing on their school before the term
commences. Mr.. Totedahl informed
the superintendent office that they
needed a teacher in their district for
a school which commences Monday,
September 18th.
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We are paying as follows for cream:
: Sweet Cream 42c