The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-04-06

Every thing in Harness Supplies.
IiELLAND-STRAND, PlentvwOOd

Jack White Of Redstone was a Plen-
tywood business visitor Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kohl |
man baby girl on March 25th.
George Bantz of the Outlook pre-
cinct was in Plentywood Wednesday. !
Charles H. Shaffer of Froid was
day.
A. England of Whitehall was a
PlentywoOd business visitor on Tues
day.
John Lee, the Froid house mover.
was in Plentywod on business Mon
day.
Christ Brarholen of Redstone was
in PlentywOod on business Wednes-
Lane Lagrange Of the Raymond
precinct was in the county seat Wed
nesday.
E. F. Garrick and son, Gerald of
Outlook precinct, were Plentywood
visitors Wednesday.
Buy your Shoes at THE NEW
STORE. Fine New Stock.
Ed Buchanan of Outlook was at
tending to business in Plentywood on
Saturday Of last week.
Lars Larson of Medicine Lake was
a county seat business visitor the lat
ter part Of last week.
Selmer johnson was in from the
farm to attend the demonstration in
Plentywood Wednesday.
Albert Hendrickson of Dagmar,
was transacting business in the coun-
ty metropolis on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Heron of Ray
mond were in Plentywood shopping
the latter part of last week.
DR.. Sells returned from Iowa where
he had been called by the death Of his
mother, the middle of last week.
Deputy Sheriff, Grant Stoner of Out
look was in the county capitol on Of
fetal business Saturday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Falk, janitor
and cook at the hospital, left Monday
for the farm where Mr.. Falk will put
I in a farm .-rtr
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. stambaugh and
children spent Easter Sunday as the
guests of Sheriff and Mrs. Rodney
Salisbury.
DC. Wigmere .andY son, Dewey,
were Plentywood visitors from the
4 ranch at Medicine Lake on Saturday
Of last week.
Peter Fiske, we'll known farmer of
the Outlook country was in Plenty
wood Wednesday and made this office
a pleasant calAri<ie
Cal Rodgers who has been in Plen-
tywood dOctoring for the past month
returned to his home in Outlook. the
first OF the week
Attorney Paul Crum of Scobey was
in Plentywood on business before
Judge Conner in the district court on
Friday Of last week.
/ Deputy Sheriff Oscar Collins went
to Bainville Friday where he appre-
/ hended a prisoner and returned to
/ Plentywood on the train Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hovdey brought
in their daughter who is residing at
the home of Jack Kjelstrup and at
tending school in Plentywood the past
year. The young lady is now sick
with erysipelas.
Dave Drake Of the Raymond pre-
cinct has been. spending considerable
time in the county seat Of late taking
/ chiropractic treatments of Dr., York,
and was in again on Saturday of last
week. He reports that his health is
improving wonderfully as result Of
the treatment.
Hans Madsen of Archer was in
Plentywood last Saturday and on
Wednesday of this week when he at
tended Farm Management program.
| He is gaining his former health rap
idlv and reports that he is now able
to attend to some of the farm work.
i
VIM. Hass of the Hass Brothers big
farm in the Outlook territory came
into the county seat Wednesday. to
attend the farm demonstration lee
lures and to look over the summer
tillage machinery and stayed over
till Friday in order to look after bus
mess. The Hass boys will seed the
usual wheat acreage this season.
John Aasen, who used to live at
Medicine Lake where he is well
known, young man of "a years, is
now playing in the movies with Har-
! old Lloyd, as the tallest man III the
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