The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-01-19

Oh LAQclt VI AcAoe WCCAs
L. B. Hanna Of Westby was in our
county seat on business Monday.
Lena Estlund arrived in the city
Tuesday from the east, where she had
been visiting.
E. D. Day and family of Antelope
were shopping in the county capital
Tuesday.
c. w. Bainstake of Crosby, N. D..
was a business caller in the county
metropolis Friday of last week.
Miss Agnes Duffy entertained
group Of school teachers at her home
in this city Monday.
VIM. Pierce returned Saturday from
Great Falls, where he had been on
business.
Mr.. C. G. Christensen went to Flax
vile Monday to help check over the
Ingwalson & Co. store at that place.
Mrs. M. B. Larson of Raymond was
in the county capital Tuesday con-
sulting physicians as to her health.
Harlin Larson Of Outlook was in
this city Tuesday consulting an eye
specialist.
Atty. Paul Babcock came in on the
west bound passenger train Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Iverson of Ante
lope were in PlentywoOd on business
Friday of last week
Victor Anker Of Outlook was in the
county seat Tuesday, looking after
business.
Peter Nelson, a farmer of Dooley,
was in the county seat Tuesday and
called upon The Producers News.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Porter of Ray
mond were in Thursday to visit their
daughter who is recovering from an
operation in the Plentywood hospital
Elder Gunderson made a trip to
Scobey Saturday to play the drums at
a dance given in that city. cole" has
got quite reputation as a pep artist
Mr. King, father of Walter King Of
Westby, passed through Plentywooc
Monday, on his way to Medicine Lake
to visit another son, George King.
Andy Nelson of Dooley was here t,
see the hospital officials in regard t.
placing his wife in the local institu
ton.
The skating rink was flooded Satur
dav. The new nozzle was tried on
at this time by Chief Helm and !
q proved very efficient.
The American Legion has again
contracted with the Ellison-White PEG
5 pie to put on Lyecum course mex
u winter.
Martin Reinertson moved building
e for A. Riba from near the GOodma
4 ranch Monday. Two trips were neces
sarv to bring in the building whic
has been placed on lot in the mort
T part Of town near the Raymond road.
BORN. to Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Mao
sen, of Archer, a big baby boy, o
Il Tuesday, January End, in the Plenty
g wood hospital. Mother and babe ar
doing nicely. This is the first DO,
the youngster having three sisters
z Mrs. THOMPSON of Antelope accom-
panied Mrs. Book to PlentywOOd MOI
day, where the latter brought he
n little son. who is i'll with pneumoni
n and placed him in the hospital
Llovd Homme of Outlook was
Plentvwood the first of the week ar
Ill while here purchased a radio QUIT
a from L. S. Smith. Mr.. Homme WI
VS. soon be abstracting music from Il
air all over the country
u. G. Farmhouse of Comertov
4, has been spend this week IN PlenV
~ wood at the home of his SON. y;
81 Farmhouse, Jr., and family M
Farmhouse, ST., had been aV d
sons home for some time previous.
ty Carl West, popular proprietor
as Vests Cafeta1ia returned Wednesd'
morning from the Twin Cities, whe
he had been for the past two wee
of looking after business matters a.
re taking a short vacation.
M
en- Through some misunderstanding
number of eighth grade students car
up Thursday from Antelope to ia
.bt state examinations. The children ]
- turned to Antelope on the afterno
on train. Mrs. Geo. Tangvald accomp
hv MED the young folks to this city.
~
Albert L. Foley, who has be
ouaratined for small pOx since l.
er' cember 26th was released from quS
III. nj antine January 18th. Albert has
LIl cured the agency for the W. q
eu Walker line of pure food prOdu'
eV- and he SAYS he will be around to "a
orders in a couple of weeks.
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