The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-07-13

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sunday afternoon when nIoI-;In- l t1
SSdhd pit near the home IF Mn ~ 1iis
t11cott, when he fell upon brol,o r0I I'M
ole Wou1dlng himself serionsi,r =, ~ ~
groln. The wound did NOT c1,f tl II InS
: Inc intestinal wall. Doctors Ia
recovering. III" Tie OOy Is
A. A. Johnson of Doolev was IN the
TTTSunty seat to buy a gang nI Ilv
thursday evening. He plans on l dow
ing considerable summer blowing
"A In: Larsen. left on the train -
gay Tor Vandalia to get his car which
ne lett there about two weeks - aon
"hen caught in the flood on his wsy,
4 20 sheridan county from Helena H.
C1oes not know yet whether he can
get through the river road but fo,,r 20,
That ne can get through along t6 20
Canadian border. 0
The Muddy river across the b,idoo
mas become very popular as a swimm-
4 Ing mole during the torrid weather of
Iile past TWO weeks. The baThers
nave raised the dam and mined the
stones out Of the bottom and in other
wise improved the col hole"
There are quite a number of cases
Oh OF chicken pOx in the county seat
week. VIC i''0'
Mrs. Martha Berry returned Mon
cay from points in the west where
she has been on fortnight's vacation
and Is now again on the lob at the
telephone Office.
Mrs. Joe Bourassa was a visitor at
Medicine Lake the first of the week
going over Sunday and returning
Monday.
Mrs. Jack Kjelstrup> was taken
seriously i'll the latter part of last
week, but is now reported to be re-
covering slowly.
Mrs. Ed Weiss has been ill during
the past week with an attack of the
La grippe. Mrs. Weiss is able to be
up and around again at this writing.
A. j. Moore, foreman at the Pro-
ducers News office, went to Scobev [
last Saturday to help Burley Bowler
get out the Scobey Sentinel, returning
to Plentywood Sunday afternoon af- /
ter the paper was out, being brought /
over IN an auto by Editor and Mrs. /
Burnley Bowler who spent the evening /
visiting friends in Plentywood.
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J. w. Brown of Raymond was in
PlentywOOd the latter part of last
week on business.
Ford Motor No. 7,777,777 was turn
ed out at the Ford Motor Company
on June 9Th and shipped on that date
TO the Los Angeles Branch of the
Nels Moe, formerly of Archer. one
OF the Moe boys of that precinct. who
arrived IN PlentywoOd about the mid
ole OF June for visit with relatives
and friends here after which he went
TO Sheridan, Wyoming, where he met
a. prominent wrestler, arrived in
PlentywoOd Immediately after the
Fourth again, visiting for few DAYS.
returned to his home and business at
Y orktOn, Sask., Canada, on Saturday
of last week.
Henry Lehyr, who resides at Cas-
per, Wyoming, where he is employed, +
being railrOader, arrived in Plenty
wood, Monday, to spend a few days
here visiting with his mother Mrs.
and other relatives and
friends here. Mr.. Lehyr was a home
5teader in the past in this section of
the country.
Joe Gordon and son, Ray, left
Monday on a visit to points in the
east. They will be gone about
month. Mrs. Gordon will attend to
he hotel business while Mr.. Gordon
IS away.
Editor Dolin and Foreman Numie
Scott of the Pioneer Press went to
ScObey Saturday Afternoon to get out
he type for the Pioneer Press, the
printer employed on that paper being
under the weather. The
boys got the paper out and into the
nail the first of the week.
Joe Redmond, the vulcanizer, left
Early Thursday morning via car for
St. Cloud, Minnesota, where he went
% take an uncle to, his home at nat s
'lace. Mrs. Redmond accompanied {
he party to Williston where she v ill '
yisit for few days before returning ,
o Medicine Lake, where she will ut {
he books of the Markuson-E pler Co.
n shape before returning to Plenty :
wood.
Rep. Clair Stoner, who has been ;
all spring in Phillips county, ]
and who returned home for a visit a
ew days before the Fourth, returned
% Malta, where he will make his
headquarters while completing the orr d
yanization Of that county last Satur- Y
lay. In letter to Mrs. Stoner he t
'epOrts that, there was another cloud l
,urst in that section last Sunday. {
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