The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-04-20

eL dr0y Home Grown. 1925 per 100. !
SIO;OO per 500 postpaid. EDW. e. |
FEIEKSON,s PlentywoOd, Mont. 2 3tp
w. B. Newton bought a Ford car
wednesday from the Montana Motor
Company. --''0i
The Alvin Bruvold sale. advertised
IN the Producers News last week.
winch occurred at Comertown Tues
day IS reported to have been a great
sale. 80 'i-
Joe Mcintosh left for Dooley, Com
ertown, and Westby to make settle
ments on the 1920 seed grain notes,
today, Friday. He expects to clean up
all OF the notes in that district on this
trip.
The Montana Motor COMPANY sold
and delivered seven Ford cars and
seven Fordson tractors to Sheridan
county farmers during the past week.
doing what might be termed a land
office business.
Mike Kennedy of the Raymond pre-
clnct was in Plentywood Thursday at
ending to business preparatory to
putting In large crop this season.
He has "a lot of summer fallow all
ready to seed this week.
George Bantz and sons, Orville and
Carl were in the county capitol on
business Saturday. While in the city,
Carl Bantz purchased a Fordson trac-
tor which he will use in his farming
operations this year
John Christofferson of Westby,
stone mason, bricklayer, carpenter,
ETC., is in Plentywood This week, do
ing some work for Sheriff Salisbury
on his house north of the city.
Ole Watnaas of Reserve was in
PlentywoOd Monday proving up on
his homestead east of the village. He
proved up before United States Com
missioner Belanski, making the neces-
sary shOwings very easily.
Fred Bromberg left for Williston
Monday where he entered the hospital
for treatment at that place. Mr..
Bromberg has been ailing for some
time and does not seem to be able to
find out just what is the matter.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Viggo Peterson and
children of Reserve attended the pic
ture show at the Orpheum Wednes-
day evening, coming over in the car,
Mr. Peterson is the grain buyer for
the Occident Elevator at the above
town.
There was quite sizable prairie
fire east of Plentywood Monday af-
ternoon. No particular damage was
done. Everyone should be careful of
matches or ashes this time of the
year when the prairie grass is dry
and infammable.
Mr.. Fred F. Engler, formerly of
: Circle, but now of Froid, Montana has
taken charge of the Creamery at that
hplace, and is now busy getting things
81 med up .andziu shape for the opening
ltof business within the next couple of
, weeks.-Circle Banner.
Miss Iris Cooper of Fort Benton,
arrived in Plentywood, Thursday,
April u, having accepted a position
as stenographer in. the Office of Coun-
ty Agent Ostby. Miss Cooper entered
into the service of the county just as
soon as she arrived. n
Carl Gilbertson, well known farm
2 er and rancher of the Archer pre-
7 cinct, was in. the county capitol Mon
7 day attending to spring business pre-
e paratory to starting farming opera
4 lions. Mr.. Gilbertson is one of the
county's successful farmers.
! Neils Christensen, the secretary.
treasurer and generalmanager of the
!, Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance com
! pany of Dagmar is in the county seat
n today on business in connection with
: the interest of that enterprise which
: is growing steadily every day.
i Deputy Clerk & Recorder John C
\ O'Grady went to Redstone Wednesday
s to attend to the collection of money
. owed to he county for seed grail
+ furnished in the. spring of. 1920. Tia
n Clerk & Recorders Office is collecting
quite a bit of this money this spring.
t. MAIDS Billet, we'll known pionee
i farmer of the Outlook country, wa
n in the county capitol on business Mon
r day. He reports that a fine bah
n daughter was born to Mrs. Billet a
rs the Community Hospital at Outlook
Thursday, March 10th. The mother
now at home and the little girl is do
n ing nicely, thank you.
d, L. c. Smith, proprietor of the Mot
N or Inn Machine Shop, and the locs
Id radio man, left Monday for Osaki
t. Minnesota, to attend the funeral {
!. his mother who died Saturday at tn
q old farmstead at that place. Mr.
!, Smith was well along in years an
y, had been aiIing for some time. M
y Smith plans on being back to Pier
= tywood Monday.
~ 'Lefty" Kringen, and Mrs. Kringel
III are expected to arrive in PlentywOO
&c this week from Sidney to make the