The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-08-24
Get your THREsHER BELTS
0pilceo at the SHOE SHOP. left

Sl1Ddo,, = n . iiSSiVSu d brother over
SUNDAY at Radville, Canada.
Judge Conner and Court S+onoo.,.,
pms .ler IL, Layhe left last Tuesday for Pom
lar where they will hold court
John Sundahl of Fairview was .
visitor at the H. o. Stenehiem home in
'hlS city last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. E. c. Holland left for PonIar
tuesday to visit her daughter Wrs
helgeson of that city. ~ - =
FOR SALE-Used Cars Of rvario,s
makes at the lowest prices. MOTOR
INN GARAGE, PlentywOOd. Mont =
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Prof. Friesleben of Westbv was
PientywoOd visitor Wednesday and
thursday giving examinations at the
court room in the court house.
Z. N. Wood of the local telephone
exchange was a~Scobey visitor We'd
nesday, looking after the telephone
lines and business of his company.
S. '#..rs
The Altar Society met last Tuesday
at the Mike Palubicki home. two miles
north on the Raymond road. A very
enjoyable time was had by those who.
were present. l. =
Miss Rosetta Englehart arrived in
PIentywood last Friday from Hankin-
son, N: D., and has accepted a posi-
ION with the First National Bank in
this city.
Mrs. Caroline Christensen returned
to Plentywood Friday after visiting
her son Charlie and daughters in the
western part of the state for the past
few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Jones left
Thursday for their home at Glendive
after short visit at the VIM Newton
home in this city. Mrs. Jones is a
mother of Mr.. Newton.
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Mrs. Walter Martin, a school chum
of Miss Alma Holland when the latter
attended Normal School at Dillon.
was a guest at the Holland home a
few days last week leaving last Friday
for her home.
We want cream - SHERIDAN
COUNTY. CREAMERY COMPANY,
PlentywOOd,-Best prices and grades
try us with shipment and save com
missions and express-check back ~
next mail. eff
E. c. Holland of the Helland-Strand
~ l1eCXyo1so c%n
Kaldem and children autoed to Min
neapolis last Thursday week ago.
While in the Cities Mr.. Holland will
interview doctors in regard to his
health.
FOR iSALE-12 Head Horses; L Wag-
on; Sulky Plow; 20 #. Drag; l set
Harness; some Collars; Halters;
No. Is DeLaval Cream Separator;
Price $500 for All. Apply to E. V.
HURST, Daleview, Mont. 2O-t4-p
saa & K,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Moe left Sat-
urday for Big Sandy, Montana, where
Mr.. Moe is engaged as principal of the
schools in that city, after visiting Mr..
Noes parents near Archer and with
relatives in Plentywood.
IS A..
A Great Northern burning outfit
passed thru PlentywOod Aast Sunday
and did nice job Kidding the road bed
of weeds along the railroad track and
eliminating the chances of fire from
cinders from the railway engines as
they pass along.
Matt Moe arrived in Plentywood
last Tuesday from Granite Falls. MINI
to visit his brothers Ole, Louis and
Knute of this city. While here Matt
has Joined Knute on the threshing rig
| of Andy Hansen in the Dagmar coun-
try and he will remain until after
threshing is over.
George HOLMAN has sold his resi-
| dence to r. N. Boehn, who will take
possession at once. Mr.. Boehn will
be Cashier of the Sheridan County
State Bank in this city. The HOLMAN
family have moved into a residence
back Of the Evangelical Church in the
south part of the city:
] Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Olson and son.
/ Grant Stoner. M. and Mrs. Gronvold
and family, Mr. and Mrs Klovstad and
family, Mrs Emil Stenmark and fam
lily, Mrs. Clair Stoner and Miss Ellen
Lundgren motored to the Sand Hills
last Sunday and returned with a fine
lot of choke cherries.
!
Frank Fishbeck, accompanied by
Miss Grace Goodman, motored down
to Bainville Friday to meet the east
bound train which carried Misses Mel
lie Goodman, Dorothy Lawrence, Vel
ma Crawford and Bernice Lawrence
on their way to their homes in this
city after attending the Miles City
Normal Schol the past few weeks.
A CORRECTION