The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-03-16

Mrs. NJ. b. Larson of Raymond was
shopping in Plentywood Tuesday.
N. R. Gaines, a prominent Navajo.
farmer, was attending to business in
PlentywOOd Monday.
BOn-A fine baby girl I'd Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Westpral Wednesday n mite
at the farm in the Outlook te 5rr5f i-1'e
Ladies, Misses and Girls Hats lust
arrived at prices that can't he beat.
HOLMAN KO.
Harold A. Stullicl1, who teaches in
the Raymond district, spent the week
end IN PlentywoOd in the way Of rec
reation.
G. 0. Underdahl, old timer and
farmer in the Outlook country was in
the county capitol over Tuesday on
business.
George HOLMAN of the HOLMAN
Company mercantile establishment re-
turned Wednesday from MINNEAPOLIS
and Chicago where he has been on a
buying expedition for the above firm.
Roy Johnson, manager of the John
son Abstract Company at Scobev
spent the week end in Plentvwood
visiting friends and transacting bus
mess, returning to the big end town
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Martin, We host
at the Martin hotel at Outlook, took
the train at Plentywood Wednesday
for an extended trip to the sunny
south so they gave out. They did not
give any information concerning the
time they expected to be gone.
Mrs. Thos. Liedahl when returning
to her home in old town from a shop
ping expedition caught her foot in a
wire tripped and fell, doing herself
serious injury from which she is now
suffering making it hard for her to
attend to her household labors.
Hon. John Hurley, ex-judge of the
i Seventeenth Judicial District and ex-
Associate Judge of the Supreme
Court of the State of Montana, arriv-
ed in PlentywOOd Monday on legal
business, being occupied here until
Wednesday when he took he afternoon
train for his home in Glasgow.
The Evangelical Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs. B. D. Fridley on Wed
nesday, March 21. All the members
are urged to be present as there is
/ business of Importance to be taken up
Lunch will be served to which every
one is cordially invited, commencing
at o'clock. Come and bring a friend
VIM Jarvis, one of old-tirne bus
mess men of Plentywood, being at one
time engaged in the mercantile bus
mess here with F. j. Fishbeck, and
who still has interests with Mr.. Fish
beck in Sheridan and Valley counties
who has been spending some time in
! PlentywoOd attending to business
here left for Scobey Wednesday on
the way to his home at Opheirn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mattson and
children returned Thursday to their
i home at Raymond via Plentywood af-
ter spending the last three months
visiting different points in California
weak and is still very emaciated as
in Minnesota in the first part of then
vacation. Mr.. and Mrs. Mattson viii
now prepare to put in another big
crop on their fine farm in the Ray
mOnd country.
Hans Rasmussen, Sheridan county:
very efficient County Surveyor left fol
his home in Quitmeyer Wednesday il
response to a telephone message re
ceived Tuesday to the effect that hi'
brother-in-law William Mckinley
Mortenson had died of heart failure a
Medicine Lake Monday evening. Mr.
Rasmussen will be away from Plenty
wood for some time as he had TIT
work caught up at the Office when h
left, the first time that condition ha
ever existed in a number of years
. and he has been able to accomplish
this feat without the aid of a deputy
so he does not know when he will b
back on duty.
/ Hon. Clair Stoner, representative il
the legislature for Sheridan county
returned to PlentywoOd on his wa!
home at Outlook, Monday. Rep. StOn
err stopped off at Dodson, Phillip!
county on his return to see whethe
the roads and weather conditions wer
such as to allow him to resume hi
work as an organizer for the MOntan;
Wheat growers association in tina
county. Rep. Stoner did considerable
organizing in that county last fall be
fore leaving for the legislature at He
ena. He will, after a few days a
his home in the Outlook territory, re
turn to his work in that field wher
he expects to work during the COMING
summer. The Montana Wheat grow
ers association expects to make grea
organization strides the coming sum
; mer and hope to have a large part. o
Montana wheat pooled before th
/, snow flies again.