The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-04-20

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able at HELLAND-STRAND. 49,
Nels Oson was in from the farm in
the Outlook country Saturday.
j. M. Nielsen of Reserve was trans
acting business in the county metro
polls Tuesday.
Simon Hanson, farmer of the Doc
ley territry, was county seat bust
ness visitor Monday.
Christ Sampson, farmer of the Re-
serve precinct, was in Plentywood on
Monday on legal business.
Clarence Nelson of the McNultv
precinct, was in the county capitol on
Sunday looking for farm help.
Mrs.B. Hyde returned Monday from
Scobey where she had spent the week
end visiting friends in that city.
Dan Nickerson, we'll known farmer
of the Raymond precinct, was a bust
ness visitor to the county capitol
Saturday.
]. H. Lee of Homestead was in
PentywOod Friday, Saturday and Sun
day taking chirOpractic treatments
Nick Locken, the famous Raymond
coal miner, now that the season is
about over, took few hours off, Sun
daying in Plentywood,
Every thing in Harness Supplies.
HELLAND-STRAND, PlentywOOd.
Mrs. Archie Martinson, formerly
Miss Mabel Erickson of this city, but
now residing in North Dakota, is Wis
iting friends and relatives here.
John Jorgensrud was attending to
business in. the county capitol We'd
nesday, Incidental to getting into the
field to put in another large crop.
VIM. Hass, manager of the Hass
brothers farm of the Outlook country,
was attending to business in the coun-
ty capitol on Saturday of last week.
H. G. Riley Of Reserve was in the
county capitol Monday acting as a
witness for Ole lWatnaas in that gen
tleman's final proof on his homestead.
Arthur Reuben, local manager of
the Montana Wheat Growers Associ-
ated made trip to Scobey in connec-
ton with the interests of that orga-
nization Monday. S.
Albert Foley, who has been, a resi-
dent at the county Jail all winter beat
it out to the Raymond country Tues
day where he will be occupied during
the coming summer.
Joe o'Toole left M0ndsg for LOS
/ Angeles, California, where he will
make his future home. He expects to
be- employed on aboat sfunningl out of
Port Angles, So it is reported
E. o. Branson of Nashua brought a
Studebaker Light Six automobile over
TO-, Plentywood Monday to deliver to
r. C. Nathe which that gentleman had
Isold a Plentywood customer He re-
turned by railroad Monday.
Joseph HatyicI, a citizen of the
| Outlook country, was a county seat
| business visitor on Saturday of last
week. While in the city he made the
i Producers News office pleasant cal
and added his name to its subscription
list.
Charles E. Behner of Glasgow, loca
agents for the Dodge car was in Plen
tywood interviewing prospects OF
Friday, Saturday and Sunday Of las
week. Mr.. Behner expects to sci
several cars in Sheridan county thu
season.
Charley Seaberg, the Outlook Goa
miner was attending to business II
the county capitol Tuesday. He ha
a notice in another column Of tn
paper calling attention to the fac
that he will only operate the mine o.
certain days during the summer.
Elwood House, the champion wrest
: Ter. who resides in the Outlook terri
tory on a farm, was IN PlenCyWood o.
business Tuesday. Saturday, tomoI
row night, he will wrestle Buck Olso
of Lincoln, Nebraska, at the Silver
Hall at Outlook.
Mrs. Homer Rogers left Monday TO
Spokane, Washington, where she WI
shortly be joined by her husband
Homer Rogers, where they pan o
making their future home. Mr.. an
Mrs. Rogers have farmed in the Out
look territory for number OF years
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Olaf Nordby, formerly of Raym09n'
but who has been stationed at Sco6e
all winter looking after the receivln
of grain for the Montana Whes
Growers Associated at that pom
passed through Plentywood Monda3
: to his home at Raymond where ne WI
visit for a few days before ne leave
for the western part of the sta
where he will be engaged IN organl
ing for the Wheat Growers pool unit
fall when it is likely that he VIII r