The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-03-16

to Scobey Monday and returned tues
day.
Peter Nordby of Raymond was in
PlentywoOd on business Friday Of last
week.
J. E. Porter was in the city from
the farm in the Raymond precinct last
Saturday
Attorney Paul Babcock went to
Poplar Saturday on legal business re-
turning Saturday.
Mrs. Storkan and children returned
/ Saturday form a few days visit with
friends at Medicine Lake.
Mrs. L. w. Paul of Redstone return
ed to her home the first of the week
after a visit with her son, Attorney S.
V. Paul Of this city.
Mrs. George Bolster left for Sioux
City, Iowa on Friday of last week,
her old home, being called there by
the death of her father.
Jud Matkins who has been visiting
in Plentywood for several days, re-
turned to his home at Redstone the
latter part Of last week.
w. A. Peterson of Coalridge passed
through Plentywood on his way to
Westby where he was called on busin-
ess, Saturday Of last week.
Father Wilhelm Of Celon, Sask.,
Can, has been in PlentywoOd the past
weekas the guest of Father O'Rourke
at the parsonage in Plentywood.
Howard Lewis returnde Monday
from Poplar where he had been try
ing cases before the district court
which has been in session there.
The Board Of Directors of the Peo-
pies Publishing Company held meet
ing at Plentywood, Friday night.
Considerable business was attended to
John Erickson, the old blacksmith,
left for Froid Monday to 60 to worp
for j. w. Schnitzler on the latter's
big farm on the reservation east of
! Homestead.
Il Jens Hansen, the Plentywood Miller
who has been in poor health for some
time, has taken a turn for the worse
and was taken to the Sheridan County
Memorial Hospital last Friday where
he is still. He is reported as improv-
ing.
Honest John Keller of Raymond
was attending to business in the coUn-
ty capitol Saturday Of last week. John
is getting ready to put in another
crop. Things is getting every day
better and better in every way, says
John.
Little James Dean, son of Blaine
Dean was the victim of a serious ac-
cident Wednesday evening. While
playing on the Davenport he fell off
that piece of furniture, fracturing his
arm. The fracture was Immediately
reduced and the little fellow is now
getting on nicely.
The baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Moran who reside about mile
out of Medicine Lake, died, Tuesday,
March 18th at six o'clock in the morn
ing from whoOping cough and Group.
The baby was i'll about three days.
The funeral was held at the Lake and
: interment was made at the Lake cem-
etery.
John M. O'Hanley, known to the
' world as Happy" arrived in Plenty
f wood Friday Of last week after spenc
. ing the winter at his home at Great
oil Il - I,,
. county surveyor in this county. He
y expects to be engaged in the contract
e ing business with r. G. Link in north
\ eastern Montana.
Andrew Vogt of Comertown cam,
n to PlentywOod last Friday to tak'
n Mrs. VOgt and the children who haC
been visiting with Mrs. VOgt's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parker for /;
: fortnight, home, but because of illness
r in the family, Mr.. VOgt is still il
a Plentywood waiting for the sick one
a to recover.
q Hon. John @. Zucl, Representative
L of Roosevelt county, in the lowe
Y branch of the legislature in the Eigh
n teenth Legislative Assembly at Hell
cid llllS WlutGI obOppCQ OIL III 4 l-lJy
wood for the purpose of renewing &C
, quaintances here the latter part 0
is last week and the first part of this
q on his way to the homestead at Lund
eville, Roosevelt county, which h
u reaches from FlaXville
"
.e Mrs. VIM. Newton, who is teaching
N in the Raymond district, came over
Plentywood Saturday morning an
took the train for Archer where sh
ct spent few hours between trains wit
a relatives, returning to Plentywood i
I the afternoon and going back to he
= duties in the Raymond district Sunda
- afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Bert Thoreste
made an extended trip around tn
county last week, horseback, pOstin
notices and serving processes, return
ing to the county seat last Saturda.
He was gone four days on the tril
10 The roads are in such condition no
N and have been for some time, becaus