The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-06-15
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VIM. Roderick of Outlook was a
county seat visitor Tuesday.
Donald Trower of Outlook was q
PlentywOod visitor on Wednesday.
Orville Bantz of Outlook was
county seat business visitor Tuesday.
o. E. Won Kuster of Scobev was a
Plentywood business visitor Monday.
George Sederholm of Whitehall was
transactlng business in brentwood
on Friday of last week.
Set Onions 10 cents per Quart. 81
quarts for twenty-five cents at Hell
LAND-STRANDS.
Mr.: and Mrs. JOHNNY ollmersof, Wolf.
Point were visitors in Plentywoed on
Wednesday. -
Ed Estes of Dooley was a business
visitor to the county capitol on. Satur-
day Of last week. .4 -:
j. M. NielsenEof. Reserve, the Med.
icine Man" was Sunday, visitor to
the county capitol. & aaz : -,
FOR SALE:-MilIet seed. $500. per
hundred pounds at 'HELLAND-
STRANDS, PlentywOO4. - q, 49,.
= HuyA ~s.fE- ~.
Ole Fiske, we'll known farmer of the
Outlook territory was in the county
capitol on business Tuesday.
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VIM. Simonson and Sig Peterson of
the McNulty precinct were attending
to business and shopping in the county
seat on Wednesday,. They report that
the neighborhood is preparing for a
big picnic which will occur at the ST.
Johns church, next Sunday, when
there will be special religious services
after which there will be a further
program, when County Agent. Ostby
will discuss subjects interesting to the
farmers and Editor Taylor will speak.
There will be a lunch served. by the
Ladies' Aid.
Ed Moe and Albert Almberg, form
erly of Archer, arrived, in PlentywOod
from Seattle, Washington, where they
have spent the winter in school and
working and will spend the summer at
their old homes in Sheridan county.
They report that everybody is working
on the coast. }They7will stay here dur
ing the summer but will return to the
coast again early in the fall. Ed Moe
is following the fighting game on the
coast where he is making quite a
name for himself as fighter He
will fight Cassidy of Canada at Plen-
tywood on the Fourth it1is. reported.
So hrs !rc.s~.
All Tires Bought at Tire Shop
repaired Free for period of one year
JOE REDMOND. Proprietor. = 9-tf
/ r '>.'sIe ~ ;-.''; ta};u 1rh-g2 a5f; !.
Fir. Jacob Wilhelm Of Diamond
Crossing, Bergfeld, Z .Sask., Canada
| was in PlentyWOod Thursday visiting
/ friends and attending to business he
lis very pleased over the success Of the
II recent Feast Of Corpus Christi heh at
his church on Sunday; the Ord of June
/ and ahtounces thatrthere will be other
! celebrations at bhis Hchurchaaty future
dates. '''e' - ~ 20 .ie'
'1 louis uff faarsgesHY Of 6OmeFtown was 9
county seat business visitor on Tues
day. He reports that there has beer
plenty of rain in. his neighborhood anC
that the crops never. looked better
While in the county capitol he made
the Producers News office. avery
pleasant call and renewed his sub
scription for another year to the
] Farmers paper. -
George Tanner, of the firm of Tan
ner & Best, recently of Plentywood
but now of Culbertson, McCabe anC
Homestead together with VIM. Stahl
the Junior member of the firm of Tan
ner & Best, were in PlentywOOd or
business Wednesday, looking after
their store property in this city, which
is now occupied by the HOLMAN Com
pany. They made arrangements tC
have the building repaired, and re-
painted and put into tip-tOp shape
Both gentlemen returned to gilbert
son Wednesday evening. They report
that crop prospects in Roosevelt coun
tv never were better.