The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-06-15

Editor Chas. E. Taylor of the Pro-
ducers News attended the huge Roose-
welt County Farm Bureau picnic at
Brockton, last Saturday. There was
large crowd present.
P. j. Voight well known farmer in
the Madoc territory, was Plentywood
visitor Sunday and Monday.
A. P. MeKeon Of Flaxville was in
the Sheridan County capitol on bust
ness on Saturday of last week.
All Tires Bought at Tire ShOp re-
paired Free for period of one year
JOE REDMOND, ProprIet0r. 94tf4
$50 GEL =, n u
w. B. Hanna, well known Raymond
citizen and farmer was business1
visitor to the county seat Wednesday.
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s.. w. Benson Of the Outlook Terri
tory, was transacting business in the
county capitol On Friday OF last week
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E. E. Knight of FlaxtOn, North Da-
kota, the foreman on the Medicine
Lake Wave, was in the county capitol
Monday. q ss,.c- :. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. j. Collins are
spending several days visiting with.
their son and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Collins and children on the farm
in the Raymond precinct this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Vollmer OF. Wolf
stopped in PIentywOOd for a visit with
! friends on their way home from Medi-
cine Lake. where they had been visit
ing and attending the ball game, We'd
nesday.
Carl Hovdey and Albert Bakken.
| farmers of the Raymond district, were
in the County seat on business in con-
nection with their farming activities
Thursday afternoon.
:. DIR. and Mrs. Cooper and children of
the city of DOoley were shopping, Wis
iting friends, transacting business and
recreating in the county capitol on
Tuesday, coming over in the DOCTORS
new touring car.
We want cream -. SHERIDAN
COUNTY CREAMERY COMPANY,
PlentywOOd,- Best prices and grades
try us with a shipment and save COM
missions and express-check back by
next mail. s 6-tf
The Scobey Base Ball team stopped
over night in PlentywOod Wednesday
night on their way home from Medi-
cine Lake where they got another
1 walloping on the diamond that day.
They spent the evening visiting with
friends here and fraternizing with the
members of the PlentywOod nine.
The Lutheran Ladies. Aid will hold
an Auction Sale consisting of fancy
work and useful articles, at Oscar
Lindhe's place Wednesday, June goth
Lunch, ice cream and lemonade will
be served during the afternoon anC
evening. VIII.
, Gilbert Burdg, who has farmed anC
} ranched in the Dooley country for the
J past ten years, has purchased a poo
, hall at Broadus, Powder River county
: and left Tuesday. Is take possession
} He travelled by car from oPlentywoOC
overland, expecting TO arrive at Broad
us Thursday evening. -:
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Clinton Lobdell, Of the firm of Buch
l avid & Lobdell, drove into PlentywOO,
! Wednesday to get some printed mat
. ter to b.. used in, the big sale Whicl
, that firm is conducting at their stOr,
? at Coalridge as advertised in the Pro
ducers. News last week. The above
: firm is conducting a midsummer sal'
at greatly reduced prices and are Civ
ing a fine photograph to the holde
of lucky number, number being
given with every purchase of dollar
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Little Miss Olive Best, daughter O
= Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Best of PlentywOoC
was thrown off from a horse which
she was riding at the farm of he,
uncle, Joe MCGOWAN, in the Raymond
: precinct, Monday resulting in thu
breaking of her right forearm. TIL
: little girl was brought Immediately t.
Plentywood where he fracture wa
: reduced. The little girl was visitin!
her uncle at the farm and was horse
: back riding when the horse made
quick Jump, throwing her violently t.