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

l.. o. slet.e. and family of Poplar
are visiting the Carl Peterson family
Fred Blake of Antelope was in Plen-
tywood Wednesday after supplies for
harvest.
VIM. Wangren and Karl J. HARRISON
were Plentywood callers from South
Dakota Thursday.
A. J. Moore and family motored to
Glasgow this morning for a short visit
with relatives and friends.
Harry Williams and family were up
from Reserve last Thursday shopping
and looking after business.
BORN, to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Smith
of Plentywood, abouncing baby girl.
Mother and daughter are doing we'll.
WANTED-To cook on cook car by
experienced cook. Can give refer
ence if wanted. MRS. LUCY
WYNN, Fairview, Mont 19-t1pI
BORN, to Mr. and Mrs. Jens Tango,
of the Outlook precinct at the Outlook
Hospital, a fine bouncing baby boy.
All concerned are doing nicely.
Mrs. Ella Hunt Of the Plentywood
Hotel, has been confined to her bed
for few days but is much improved
at this writing
FOR SALE-Big 3O-60 Big Four Gas
Tractor and 8 Bottom Flows all in
good condition. See G. E. Boil
STER, Plentywood, Mont. 1918
All 65 cent VOiles, Tissue Ginghams
and French Ginghams go at soc per
yard and all other summer gods going
at greatly reduced prices. J. A.
! JOHNSON. 17-tf
FARM WANTED-Wanted to hear
from owner of improved or unim-
proved farm for sale, in this vicin
ity. L. JONES, Box COG, Olney, H.
on,t. y 19-t1p
Walter Marion. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Marion arrived Monday from
short visit at the home of his parents.
Walter left today friday for his
home in New York City.
John and Grant Stoner were tran
sacting business in the county seat
last Thursday. Mr.. StOner informs a
Producers News reporter that the crop
will not run as heavy this year in his
precinct as it did last year.
Mrs. James Hanrahan of Flaxville
was a Plentywood caller the first of
the week and returned home with her
? daughter Pearl, who was operated on
few days ago for appendicitis and
who is now convalescing.
Everybody is busy in the field these
days, cutting the golden grain or pre-
pairing for threshing. In many places
the grain has been cut for several
days and next week the familiar hum
of the threshing machine will be heard
throughout the county.
Bobby Ferris, seven year old son Of
, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ferris of this
, CITY. dislocated his shoulder last Mon
! dav while scufling with another lad
: Bobby is now carrying his arm in ;
: sling, but the fracture has been re
Y duced so it will not be long befort
the young man can again try his skill
in the art of wrestling
E Jim Popesku of the Elgin Cafe an
: A. G. Amundsen of the Amundsel
p Jewelrv Store returned the first of tn
o week from tour through the Yellow
r stone National Park and the Glacie
g Park in Jim's Willys-Knight. Tn
gentlemen state that they enioye
their outing very much and can nov
v settle down for another year of al
2, duous labor ~
r Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Homme an
n three Youngest children returned t
y their home at Outlook last Saturda
II after spending a five weeks vacatiO
visiting friends and relatives at GleI
wood. MINI. Mr.. Homme was bus
d ness visitor in Plentywod Monday an
So he reports having had a very enjo!
% able trip east. Fern and Raymor
10 Homme conducted the Telephone E.
E change in the absence OF their fathe
ID
le
F. H. Adams, father OF Mrs: Hug
King, accompanied. by Mr.. Dell
n, Baertsch of Bismarck, ~. d. arrive
IN in Plentywood last Saturday to vs
IN at the King home in this city. NJ
ID Adams and Mr.. Baertsch have bee
Id taking in the Parks IN western Mo
ic tana and stopped off on their retul
ee home. They left for Bismarck la