The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-06-08

wood Monday. : i0'i'y-
Mildred Lien of the McElrov nro
o obOI,, was county seat visitor and
James Mclean, prominent farmer
OIL the Dooley precinct was a county
capitol visitor Monday.
Carl 0. Anderson of Doolev was at
tending to business in the connt t99 cs ar
itol Thursday. p
Charles Westphal was in the county
seat from the farm in the Outlook pre-
cinct Tuesday.
Otto Anderson of Whitehall was at
tending to business in Plentywood on
Tuesday. -
A baby boy arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lee on Monday
morning, June 4th, at Archer.
Found $1,000. Loser can have
same by proving ownership. Inquire
of REV. A. R. BOONE.
G. w. Mills, prominent Outlook
merchant, was transacting business in
the county metropolis Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Juve of the Nc
Elroy precinct were county seat bus
mess visitors and shoppers Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Danielson
and daughters Agda and Naemie of
Karlstad, Mimi, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson and chill
dren of McNulty precinct motored ov-
er to the county seat to transact some
business here, last Saturday.
HELLAND-STRAND says, "Our
line of Hardware is complete in every
respect" eff
John Peterson of the Redstoneepre-
cinct was a business visitor to Plen-
tywood, on Saturday of last week, and
OHClb SCNClcl llO0lO SlldhlllS IdliOlS
with friends here. Mr.. Peterson is
one of the cold timers" in his section
of the country.
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical
! Church have announced food sale at
the Ingwalson Store Saturday, June 9,
beginning at 200 p. m. There will
also be on sale aprons and other gar
ments made by the Aid. You can't
afford to miss this sale. Come.
Friday afternoon of last week the
children, parents and friends gathered
at the Wilson school, in the Dagmar
! territory for picnic. At the cOnclus-
ion of a few hours enjoyment a delic-
! ious lunch was served. All departed
with an earnest request that their
teacher, Mrs. Englund, would return
to teach the Wilson school for the
next term.
Sam Calderhead of Great Falls
Montana, representing the Minneapo-
lis Paper Co., was in Plentywood last
Saturday calling upon the newspapers
and merchants in this city. Mr. Cald-
erhead used to make this territory
regularly but for the past two years
has been in another territory. He viii
make the territory off and on again il
the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hagen of the
DoOley precinct were in the county
capitol on Saturday, Mrs. Hagan com
in to have a physician look after /;
felon on her left hand, with which af
Fiction she had been suffering for sew
eral days. The doctor lanced the felor
and the lady and Mr.. Hagan returned
that evening to their home at DoOley
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Mrs. George Koenig left early
Saturday morning for Minot in com
pany with Mr.. G. G. Christianson
manager of the Ingwalson Depart
ment store, who is driving the BuicE
car belonging to Attorney Alfred Vol
lum through to Minnesota while hi
himself is making a journey to the
/ Twin Cities. At Minot Mrs Koenie
received beautiful Willis-Knight Sc
dan which the Koenigs recently pur
Il chased from Joe Kavon, the loca
agent, which she is driving back t.
Plentywood. Mrs. Koenig is expected
baclpto Plentywoed this evening.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Larter, H. E
Nelson, Adolph Westphal, Carl How
deg, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rooster, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Mills, Mrs. Ladd, Nh
and Mrs. Victor Anker, VIM. Goodlox
en- and Grant StOner, all of Outlook, o,
the Outlook precinct, were IN the coun
ty seat Monday to appear before .th,
board of county commissioners to asl
that body to deal as generously witt
the Outlook Community Hospital a
that body has done with the Plenty
wood Hospital. The commissioner
took the matter under advisement ant
will act upon the same at the mex
meeting.
Ship your cream to the Sheridan
County Creamery for the best grade
and best tests and highest prices
cans returned promptly and check b.
return mail. Send for tsgs-SHERI
DAN COUNTY CREAMERY, Plenty