The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-02-23
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VIZ @eASii S~AOOl nOfCneaSt Of Plen-
tywoOd' spent over Sunday in she
county capital.
Pasture For Rent-My old home
stead, one mile north of PlentywOod.
Address Rev. Frank E. Henry Greet
Falls, Montana Ae-t1
c. Wesseling and wife of Westbv
stopped over night on their wav bon,A
from California, where they had been
for month visiting with relatives At
San Jose.
Geo. Pierce, former chief Of police
Of PlentywoOd, returned Saturday af-
ter visiting for a few weeks with his
brother Orrin, near sybouts, sask.,
Canada.
J. P. Lane, constable of provincial
police of Canada was in Plentywood
consulting officials in regard to trans
ferring prisoners across the Canadian
line.
TRACTOR FOR SALE-Big 4, 5000
H. P, with bottom Emerson gang
plOws and Campbell packer. See
Bolster. 45-t2
Atty. Grant Blackwell of Medicine
Lake was at the county seat transact
ing some legal business between trains
Saturday.
Mike Schmitz of Medicine Lake was
in PlentywOod concerning matters in
School District No 6, of which district
he is a trustee.
Fred B. LOSING, one Of the farmers
of the Plentywood section was in town
Saturday and subscribed for the Pro-
ducers News.
News has been received in Plenty
wood Of a birth of a baby boy to Mr..
and Mrs. Dick Bolster at Fargo, N. D.
All concerned are doing well.
T. w. Greer returned Tuesday from
a trip lasting since the day before the
trials at Malta, with which he was
connected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Void, farmers of
the Raymond precinct sledded over to
the county seat Wednesday to look
after business matters.
FOR SALE-Modern residence at a
bargain, block from business center.
Very best location. Easy terms will
be given. Inquire at Producers News
Office. 42-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wolf of 500,
Montana, were here for a few days
looking after their little girl who
they had brought down to the hospi-
tai. They returned home Monday.
Rev. Father William of Ceylon,
Sask., Can, has been visiting in this
city the past few days. Last Sunday
he served Mass at the Catholic
church.
Miss Ethel Gebhardt was a passen-
ger to Froid Saturday, where she
took in the band concert and dance
Saturday evening. She visited with
friends over Sunday, returning to her
work in this city Monday morning.
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Mrs. Lima Buch of Antelope was
an overnight visitor in the city Friday
Mrs. Buch was called here suddenly
as her little boy who is in the local
hospital, had taken turn for the
worse and it was necessary to operate
and tap the lung, relieving the con-
gestion.
G. E. Fulkerson, former banker OF
Medicine Lake, but who is now stu
ated at Grenora, n. D., was Plen-
tywood visitor Friday. While here
Mr.. Fulkerson took the trouble to
try to frame up something on the
Producers News, but as usual, it didn
work.
Chas. Madsen of Archer arrived II
this city Monday evening via passen'
ger train and returned Tuesday with
| his brother Hans, who has been IN the
local hospital for the past several
weeks with pneumonia We are al
Glad to see Hans out again and nope