The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-04-27

Hoist is now clerking at the
c- s1a'lC1I Clothing Store;
,,reson was a Plentywood bus
"a T at Wednesday
limo in harness supplies.
,I EI'ffiIiND-STRAND..
Hunter of Antelope was attend
D.. +. h5 business in PlentywOod on
Wednesday.
ETNNEMAN at the Plenty
wood HO'ei t;l = p ...-..1-t3
7obn J. seversOn of Navajo,
N[s' v i95 to PlentywOod on Friday
Of last week
r,,,r F. and W. F. Rohdeof GIag-
HsT WE'RE PIentywoOd visitors We'd
1esday.
nJos Mclaughlin, the antelope
ne .Ior was transacting business in
g-,' county capitol Monday.
have Round Cedar Stock Water
w MS NE set up 5 Dbl. size $1,000,
I0 sbbI size, $1,000. RlBA LUM 81 e
co.
attorney S. E. Paul stepped off the
, l-.ord stage Wednesday on his
y. hack from Minot where ne went
T Wy on important legal business.
u,b Wirzberger, the base ball
~ a came over from Westby We'd
p, o.lsT to make his home in Plenty
-ooJ for the summer@ He will play
III. MI On the PlentywoOd team.
A5op Westphal was in from the
s.r NH IN the Raymond territory We'd
- -si,, ,, 70 have conference with DR..
Gastafson, the dentist-the tooth was
extracted
FOR SALE-ChOice, Western Rye
Grass Seed. $500 per hundred
Oonds.-High grade cotton grain
S.rs Extra. ADOLPH MATTSON,
Outlook Mont. 1-St-p
Rev Brensdahl was in the county
.snitol from his farm in the McNulty
nrecinct Wednesday en- a business trip
h saws that everyone is going his
hest farming, but seeding was delayed
BY the three days snow storm.
George Simmons has resigned his
Dosition as clerk in the Grave Cloth
ing Store and is now giving his entire
time to the selling of a carbide light
ing system which he is selling to the
farmers.
The next meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the American Legion will
be at the residence of Mrs. Storkan
on Wednesday, May the second. A
very pleasant occasion is anticipated
and all members Of the Legion Au2dl-
iary are expected
Louis Pierce of the McElroy pre-
cnct came to Plentywood on Friday
Of last week to spend a few days Wis
ting his father, Oren Pierce, in this
city. Louis returned to his home IN
McElOy about the middle Of the
week.
Bert Templeman who resides on a
very beautiful farm near Madoc, Dan
iels county, one of the prominent citi-
zenS and leader of the organized
farmers Of that county, stopped in
PlentywOOd over night, last Friday,
for visit with friends here, on his
way 10 Lewistown, Montana, where he
goes for a conference with the Mon
tans Wheat Growers Associated with
whom he has been connected for some
time as an organizer. Mr.. Templeman
LETT Pentywood Saturday morning for
Cu.bertsOn where he crossed the river
and went to Sidney, spending Sunday
with Sen. ], W. Anderson, from there
vent to Lewistown. After he com
pistes his business at that point he
vii 90 directly. to South Dakota
where he will organize this summer
iof the South Dakota Wheat Growers
associated, under the direction Of
RES. Creasap Of the Montana Associ-
s9On who is now directing organiza-
Son IN South Dakota. Several other
Igahlels county farmers will Join Mr..
lenpleman in this work in South Da-
Sota for the summer Just as soon as
.ae seeding is done. Mr.. Templeman
sa9se the South Dakota field to work
u because he wished to be close
enough to his wife and son who are
= minneapolis, where his son is at
g Eaal4g the Central High School, so
va ..s' ne can run in to see them now
S Sou Inen The Montana organization,
~ .s urged him strongly to stav
, " NE JOB IN this state. Mr.. TEMPLE
s sos mas rented his farm and will he
gone all the summer. ~ VIM