The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-08-03

Jud Watkins OF RedstOne was in
the county seat over Wednesday look
ing after legal matters and discuss
ing politics.
c. n. Rostad, druggist from West
by was visiting friends and trans
acting business il the county seat ov-
er Wednesday.
Dorothy Lool1ingbill returned We'd
nesday after q several weeks vacation
and has resumed her position in the
Sheridan COUNTY. State Bank.
Just received Ger load: Of: salt:
block, rock, dairy and table salt, at
PlentywOod Bakery & Grocery.
Mrs. Selmer Stangeland returned
last Monday from Cottonwood, Min
nesOta, where she had been for the
past four weeks, visiting relatives and
friends.
Guy Young, of the Chautauqua
Company, arrived Thursday to pre-
pare the ground for the Plentywood
Chautauqua which commences next
Saturd9G
Mrs. Max o. Siewert and children
returned Wednesday morning from
her visit in Minnesota where she Wis
tied with relatives and friends the
past eight weeks.
See Dr. r. NJ. BOLTON, Dentist,
Outlook. All dental operations per-
fsrrped 4ithOut pain, 14-tf
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Afhe Plentywood Flour Mill has re-
ceived their grinders which they sent
to Minneapolis to have ground. The
rollers have been placed in position
and now the mill is ready for the
heavy fall business.
Leo Zeidler and family returned
Thursday a week ago from an auto
trip to points in Iowa. Mr.. Zeidler
! left here six weeks ago and reports
q very enjoyable vacation.
ONE LOT Mems WOmen's and
ChiIdren's Black and COrdOvan Cotton
Hose at 15c per pair. J. A. JOHN
| SON. 17-tf
Dcruty Sheriff Aldrich had tie mis-
fortune to have the front axle of bis
Ford car break, throwing the ma
chine into the ditch while returning
from Brush Lake Monday morning
about 300 A. NJ. No one was hurt
in the smashup.
8 TT. MCCORMICK FOR SALE al
$500 ready for use. Inquire at J. P,
PALUBICKPS. 17-tf
VIM. Hass of the Hass Brothers
Farming Corporation, north of Out
look. was transacing business in Plen-
tywood last Thursday. Mr.. Hass stat
ed that they would start cutting
wheat next week.
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Jim Popeslzu, A. G. Amundsen anC
Ralph Lund left this city Thursday
week ago on their way 10 'Ilatiel
. Park in Jin's WHY'S Knight Sedan
The boys are looking for an exceed
ingly enjoyable trip barring accidents
Shin your cream to the Sheridan
County Creamery for the best grade
and best tests and highest prices
cans returned promptly and check b.
r return mail. Send for tsgs-Sd ERR
DAN COUNTY CREAMERY, Plenty
wood o.
: Clair Stoner arrived in PlentywOO
Sunday to take in the Brush Lake piC
F mic from Dodson, Montana. Mr.. StOn
or returned the next day to his wor
n as organizer for the Montana Whea
Growers, which work is keeping hlr
exceedingly busy.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Schroeder an
r son Vern of Des Moines, Ia, are WISH
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. A. VOgt 9
Comertown. Mr.. Schroeder and M
:, Vogt drove over to the county sea
y last Thursday afternoon and had SUI
per with Mr.. Henry Parker.
Mrs. Dora Holdal and daughte
= Lillian. left Wednesday for Gre;
! Falls where they will join Miss Coral
" Holdal who is employed at that cit,
and where they will make their futul
90 home. Their absence will be regrette
3 bv their many friends here, who WIS
them success in their new location.
y
= Don't neglect your stock. Buy BlO'
:, Salt at PlentywOOd Bakery.
Gilbert Berdg formerly farm
g and rancher of the Dooley cOuntr
" arrived in Plentywood Wednesday fro
. Broadus, the county seat OF Powd
River county, where he is running
o. pool hall. He drove over with a ca
y After spending a few days in PIE
- tywood he returned to his new he
of activities.
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We are paying as follows for creai
Sweet Cream ...........----..-..--5oc
n No. 1 Cream ..---....--y-----------o4S
vO No. 2 Cream ....-...-.-.---------.SVc
Checks and can go back to you ne
day. Ship your cream to us or DIl
as it i'm person. We will do our best
lg pleasure you in price and test,
II-tf FROID CREAMERY.
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