The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-06-01
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Plentywood on business Wednesday.
Ed Galloway of Raymond was q
businessvisitor to Plentywood Tuesday
P. Kennedy of Radville. Sask Can
ada, was Plentywood business visitor
Monday. '-'O-
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Hewitt of
Opheim were Plentywood visitors
Monday.
P. c. Slayton of DooIey transacted
business in Plentywood on Friday of
last week. -
Fred Ekstedt of Dooley was a conn
ty seat business visitor on Saturday
of last week.
Ed Erfjord of Reserve attended the
Decoration Day Services in PLENTY
wood Wednesday.
G. P. Mclean, prominent Doolev ci+
izen, was a Plentywood visitor on Sat
urday of last week.
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Kenneth Edwards of Dooley was in
the county capitol on business the
latter part of last week.
L. H. Grosnech of Radville. Sask
Canada, was a business visitor to
Plentywood on Monday.
H. L. Calvert of Wanso precinct was
in PlentywOOd Wednesday attending
the Decoration Day services.
o. G. Sederholm of Whitehall was
business in the Sheridan
county metropolis Monday.
Miss Dorothy Jeonager of Fairview
Richland county, was a Plentywood
visitor on Saturday of last week.
VIM. Mack, we'll known Comertown
citizen was q business visitor to Plen-
tywoOd on Saturday of last week.
Miss Lucinda Brockley Of Conner
town was shopping in the county me-
trOpOlis on Saturday of last week.
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Peter Christensen, we'll known far
mer of the Dagmar precinct, was a
Monday visitor to the county seat.
DR.. and Mrs. J. C. Hunter of Ante
lOpe were visiting friends and shopp-
ing in the county capitol Wednesday,.
Gust Vahl,, well known farmer of
the Whitehall country, was in Plenty
wood on business on Saturday of last
week.
Misses Glory and Garden Brown of
were visiting and shopping in
the county capitol on Saturday of last
week.
Sen. Taylor and County Agent Ost-
by will speak at a picnic Sunday af-
ternoOn. at the st. Johns Church in
the McNulty precinct, June 18th, after
services.
Nels KrOwan, well known farmer of
the Comertown section, was in the
county seat on business Tuesday. He
reports that seeding is nearly com
pleted in his section and that the crops
are looking good.
Halvor Bestland, bonanza farmer of
the McNulty precinct, was a business
visitor to the county capitol Thursday
He reports that the seeding is prac~
tically finished in his neighbOrhOOd
and that the crops are looking perfect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb Garneau of Red
stone attended the Decoration Day
Celebration at Plentywood Wednesday
and took advantage of the visit to at
tend to business and do some neces-
sary shopping.
Miss Pearl Stageberg of Westby
was shopping and visiting friends in
the county seat on Saturday of last
week. She attended the Musical earn
ival in the evening and the dance af-
forwards, returning to her home at
Westby on Sunday.
Rev. L. P. Kjer delivered his fare
well sermon to large audiences at An
telope, Archer and Outlook last Sun
day. The Kjers were given beauti-
full presents and all bid them glad
farewell and prosperity in their new
home,
Carl Hole the Reserve farm imple-
ment dealer, was in the county seat
having felon on a finger
on the left hand treated by a physician
The member has been very painful
and has caused Mr.. Hole to lose some
sleep.
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William johnson, we'll known Dag
mar farmer, was in the county capitol
advising with the dentist.
Mr.. Johnson while j nths city made
the Producers News Office a pleasant
call. Mr.. johnson reports that prac-
tically all of the seeding has been
and that considerable corn
has been planted and that conditions
in general are very promising. He
reports that quite a number of COWS