The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-11

Lutheran Services in brentwood
on Sunday the 18th at D. m.
Editor Burley Bowler of the Scobev
Sentinel and Attorney George Cudhie
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Edwin More of Outlook was a bus
mess visitor to the county seat Mon
Attorney Paul left TODAY for Ed
monitor, Sask., Canada on business
trip and will be gone about a week.
Art and Sig Kovstad were in the
county capitol from the farm in the
Outlook precinct on business Monday.
Confirmation Services in the Iuth-
eran Church of Dooley on Sunday the
18th at II a. m.
Amos Westphal Of Outlook territory
was in the county seat from the farm
on business Monday.
Walter Benson, well known farmer
| of the Outlook country, was in the
county capitol on business Monday.
t Nj. and Mrs. Charles Madsen, ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs. J. j. Morgan, were
/ Plentywood visitors on Saturday of
last week
Conductor Bingo the 500 Line
was in Plentywood renewing acquaint-
ances last Friday evening returning
to his duties Saturday.
A. o. Guam of Coalridge, but who
is now employed at Great Falls, was
in the county seat last Saturday nd
! had the address of the Producers News
changed to his new home.
Attorney and Mrs. Paul Babcocz
and little daughter, returned last Fri
day from California. where Mrs. Bah
cock and little daughter had spent the
winter and where Attorney Babcock
went to visit with them and escort
them home about a month ago. At
tOrney Babcock can now be found
again at his Office.
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Adolph and Paul Steffens, well
known farmers of the Coalridge cour-
try, were attending to business in the
county capitol last week.
Mrs. P. Nyquist and Mrs. P. And
erson of the Outlook precinct were
transacting business and shopping in
the county capitol Tuesday.
H. c. Fraley, grain buyer of Ray
mond was in the county capitol Thurs
day on business and while in the city
made this Office a pleasant call.
County Commissioner Charles Lun-
deem was in Plentywood attending
/ the regular May meeting Of the Board
of County Commissioners Monday.
Matt Sampson of the McNulty pre-
cinct returned to Sheridan county
/ Monday to look after his interests
here after winteIing at Los Angeles,
/ California.
Passenger Buick For Sale-192O
Model. Equipped with Cord Tires,
new, Bumper and M0tOmeter. In
Good Condition. $3.50 Cash. Inquire
at this Cffice. A SNAP! 4-tf
Editor and Mrs Paulson of the
Westby News passed thru Plentywood
on their way back to Westby from
week end visit with friends and reIa-
tives at Seobey::
Pete Connole of Medicine Lake ar
rived in Plentywood Monday and went
to the Plentywood Hospital for treat
ment. He was very i'll when he ar
rived
o. NJ. Stadig of Glentana, was in
PlentywODd Saturday of last week on
his way home from Dooley where he
had been for week or more visiting
friends and looking after his interests
there.
Of Scobey, drove over to Plentywood
/ day. Editor Bowler paid the Produc-
ers News office a pleasant call, besides
shaking hands with his numerous
from that city on legal business Tues
friends here.
Bert F. Omundson of Westby, who
has been teaching during the past
year at Whitehall arrived in Plenty
wood for a brief visit the latter part
of last week Mr.. Omundson is base
ball player and may play on the Plen-
| tywood team this season.
Mr.. Louis Marsh of Dooley had two
Registered POlled Hereford Bulls
shipped in to Plentywood from the J.
i A. McCome POlled Hereford Ranch
at Culbertson. Mr.. Marsh will put the
bulls with his herd in the DOoley pre-
cinct.
The garden seeds sent to the Pro
ducers News by Sen. 3. K. Wheeler
for distribution are all gone-gOne IN
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