The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-06-01

Plentywood visitor on Saturday o ms Ios a
week. ''Aiuay OL last
Grant Soner of Outlook was ~
mess FriJon visitor 81 to the county capitol on
FOUND $1,000. Loser can have
Sd sane pE 9y proving ownership. INQUIRE
OF REV. A. r. BOONE. ie
Miss Mildred Lundeen of the Ont
look precinct was a county. sea- Vis;-
' 1or ana shopper on Friday of last
Judge and Mrs. C. E. Conner and
DaOy lett by car on Tuesday for south
ern Minnesota, where thew will Visit
friends and relatives for a month
Last Sunday promotion and clos
ing program was held at the Luther
an church, Rev. Kjer preaching his
farewell sermon to a large audience.
There will be a Big Dance at Well
ilver Hall Saturday, June 9th. Music
by Calls Orchestra. Admission y, in in
Guiding supper $1O0. A good time is
Cashier Koester of the Security
State Bank of Outlook was transact
ing business in Plentywood and hob
nobblng with the local bankers on
Friday of last week.
Roy Johnson of the johnson All
stract Company of Scobey drove over
Saturday afternoon and Sunday drove
to Medicine Lake to attend the ball
game between Medicine Lake and
PlentywOod.
Mrs. M. P. Ostby wife of County
Agent Ostby and daughter of Fargo.
arrived Tuesday. County Agent Ost-
by met them at BainviIle and thew are
living now in the Hudson house.
Rev. J. o. Brensdahl of McNultv
precinct, celebrated his fiftv-frst
birthday on Sunday, May 9th. Rev.
Brensdahl is still in the prime of life
and farms his farm and does as much
work IN day as many a younger man
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The Lutheran Sunday school annual
picnic was held at Marron's grove
last Saturday, the 18th. A weiner
roast was enjoyed by the young folks
along with ice cream and cake. a
most enjoyable time was had by old
and young.
Jack Wagner, well known old time
rancher and farmer of the Daleview
country was a business visitor to the
county capitol on Saturday of last
week and while in town he took time
to visit around with a number of his
old friends here.
H. P. Foster of the Dooley precinct,
Public Administrator for Sheridan
County, was in Plentywood on official
business, in the looking after of some
administration affairs on Monday, and
while in the city was also occupied
with other private business consider
able time.
Peter JUL and Lars Winter of Out
look precinct were in the county seat
comforting with County Agent Ostby
with reference to Grasshoppers Thurs
day. Grasshoppers are showing up
bad in that section. Bran was secur-
ed from Antelope and poison was
mixed and distributed the same day.
Ship your cream to the Sheridan
County Creamery for the best grades
and best tests and highest prices
cans returned promptly and check by
return mail. Send for tags-SHERI-
DAN COUNTY CREAMERY, Plenty
wood. Ct
Deputy Treasurer and Mrs. Ole Moe
and Editor and Mrs. Charles E. Tay-
lOr and children, and E. N. Naylor,
drove over ia the Hass ranch in the
Outlook country for dinner Sunday
and spent the afternoon and evening
looking over the big farm which is
all seeded and up.
Last Friday the ladies of the Luth-
eran Aid and the men of that church,
met at the N i. Nelson home in this
city at luncheon in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kjer, the Lutheran pastor, who
has gone. to another pastorate in the
east. Rev. and Mrs. Kjer were pre-
scented with a beautiful 40-piece sill
yer set as a token Of the esteem in
which they are held BY their many
friends in this city:
Father Wilhelm Of Bergfieid, SasK.,
Canada, was in Plentywood Tuesday