The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-08-17

look precinct last Thursday transact
ing business.
Mrs Fairchild and family of Ante
lope were in PlentywOod last Wedn1;-
day, consulting Dr.. Z. z. York in re-
gard to their physical condition.
Archie Hunt, son OF Mrs. Ella
Hunt, had the misfortune to break his
arm near the wrist at Billings while
cranking Ford car. Archie is now
carrying the injured member in
sling but it is rapidly getting better.
ROOMS For Light Housekeeping
for School Girls, SIS per month. In
quire Of Mrs. Tom Kelly, Plenty
wood. 1912
Miss Mabel Brabec, who accompan-
led her sister Loretta Brabec to hos
pital at Great Falls, will go from that
city to Portland, Oregon, where she
will visit an aunt and uncle in that
place.
GAS ENGINEER wants position
running any make of engine. Seven
years experience. Written references.
Satisfaction guaranteed. State make,
size and age of tractor. Write Box 50
DOOley, Montana. 18-t1p
Mrs. Charles Grinnell and children
of Perham, Mimi, arrived in Plenty
wood Saturday and will visit at the
r. c. Nathe and Albert HOLMAN
homes in this city. Mrs. Grinnell is a
mother of Mrs. Nathe and a sister of
Mrs. Albert HOLMAN.
Dewey Dorman, at one time state
manager of the Nonpartisan League
in Montana, stopped off in PlentywOOd
Friday for a short time. Mr.. Dorman
was on his way to the western part of
the state.
We want cream - SHERIDAN
COUNTY CREAMERY COMPANY,
PlentywOOd,-Best prices and grades
try us with a shipment and save ccm-
missions and express-check back ~
next mail. 6-tf
T. J. Chellew, Albert Hendrickson,
Herman G. Peterson and Ed Rasmus-
sen of the Dagmar precinct were coun-
ty seat callers last Saturday. The
above gentlemen came in to attend the
school trustees meeting which was
held in the court room at the court
house.
Supt. 0. A. Ha1ge returned Last
! SATURDAY. from his vacation to take uL
his work for the coming year in the
! local schools. Mr.. Hauge reports that
he is feeling fine but he has an infec-
ton in one of his eyes which is troub-
ling him some at the present time.
Ship your cream to the Sheridan
County Creamery for the best grades
and best tests and highest prices
cans returned promptly and check b!
return mail. Send for tags-ShERI
DAN COUNTY CREAMERY, Plenty
wood. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Paulsen of Ru
pert, Idaho, Mrs. Lockrem of MadoC
and Mrs. jackson of Minneapolis mot
Ored thru Plentywood last Monday o.
their way to Crosby, N. D., wher
| they will visit relatives. Mr.. Paulso
will be remembered as editor and pub
Usher of the Flaxville Democrat a fey
years ago.
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Moore, Mr.. an
Mrs. Hollis Cooper and Ben Luebk
motored to the Sand Hills near Med
] cine Lake on a Choke Cherry pickin
l expedition last Sunday. They ais
2 visited at the Ed Luebke home nes
Froid and enjoyed the sights at tn
e big farm.
: Sheriff Rodney Salisbury, Deput
4 Sheriff Bert Thorstenson and wifi
Geo. Bingham and Mrs. Cora ALE
motored down to the Sand Hills nes
5 Medicine Lake last Sunday In scare
i of Choke Cherries. Needless to SO
v they returned with an abundance
cherries. IA.
p Editor Charles E. Taylor returnC
r Saturday afternoon from the we
e where he had gone about week as
to assist in taking an insane man
o Warm Springs. While near Butt
the Senator ran into the big city al
d met many friends and talked over Il
e political matters of the day.
j
v Dwight Callister, Henry Goodma
Ernest Hoist, and Al HAMS
returned Monday morning from to
n to Billings, Montana. The boys play
'. at different towns along the way al
u MANY feet tripped the light fantast
4 to their music during their thr
Is weeks trip. ---