The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-25

George OVERLY of Antelona wos .
ien'y"oOo business visitor Monday.
Jake Knutson of Antelope was a
visitor over Sunday in the county seat
Amos Westphal was in from the
farm IN the Outlook country on bus
mess Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Hamman and
children were visiting and shopping in
Plentywood on Saturday of last week.
II. G. Fraley, the manager of the
Occidental Elevator at Raymond, was
business visitor to Plentywood Tues
day.
Ole Jensen and his mother, Mrs. Ell
Use Jensen, of Dagmar drove into the
county seat by car Monday to attend
to legal business.
j Mrs. A. J. Garneau left on the
morning train Saturday of last week
for Redstone where she spent the day
instructing her class in music in that
village.
Attorney Bentley of Westby, at
tOrney for Harold Foss, the admins
traitor of the RogersOn estate was in
! the county capitol attending the sale
of the ROgerson homestead Monday,
Oden Lutness, one of the prominent
farmers of the McElroy precinct was
in the county capitol Monday to attend
the sale of the real estate of the es-
tate of w. G. Rogerson, deceased, by
the administrators, which occurred on
that day.
Henry Reuter-, the United States
Custom officer stationed at Westby,
was a visitor to the county capitol
Monday when he bid in the Rogerson
homestead of McElroy, for the sum
of $675 at the administrators sale. 1t
is reported that Mr.. Reuter- bought
the land as a speculation.
Miss Peterson, nurse, resigned the
position as Superintendent of the
Sheridan County Memorial Hospital,
where she has made host of friends
among the patrons of that institution
Tuesday, and was succeeded by Miss
Lydia Ramstad of Minneapolis, who
arrived in PlentywOod Tuesday, Miss
Ramstad is graduate nurse and
comes highly recommended.
Harold Foss of McElroy, admins
traitor of the estate of w. G. Rogerson
deceased, was in Plentywood Monday
when he conducted the sale, as adver-
tised, of the homestead of Mr.. Roger
son, in front of he court house.
There were several bidders present
and the land was sold to Henry Reuter-
of Westby for the sum of $675. There
were about 120 acres in the homestead
Dan Olson, county treasurer, and
Mrs. Olson and son Arnold leave to-
morrow Saturday for Elk Horn,
South Dakota, where they will visit
Mr. Olson's parents and where Mr..
Olson will meet a brother whom he
has not seen for nine years. After
visiting at Elk Point, the OlsOns will
visit points in Minnesota before re-
turning, and they expect to be gone
about a month.
Mrs. Clair Stoner and two baby
boys, left on the afternoon train to-
day. to join Rep. Stoner for couple
weeks visit with him at Malta where
Rep. Stoner is making his headquart-
ers, while organizing Phillips county
for the Montana Wheat Growers. Mr..
I Stoner reports that the organization
work is going on splendidly in the
north half of Phillips courIT and that
this season will see that territory or
ganized nearly one hundred per cent.
1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs.
Faux of Medicine Lake, who acted as
cook and janitor at the Sheridan
County Memorial Hospital the past
winter, but who left about the middle
of March to look after their farming
operations on the farm near the Lake,
having completed the spring work,
will return to their posts at the hos
pital about June first.
:. A. E. Ross, who lives near the Glib
son school house in District 81, north
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was suddenly stricken with appendi-
citis last Thursday morning while per-
forming his duties as teacher. Geo,
Stadstad, who was tilling the soil in
field, near by was summoned and
getting his Ford brought him imme-
diately to the Sheridan County Me-
mortal Hospital in this city, arriving
here about noon.
.. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Erickson anC
baby left Wednesday for Wolf Point
where Mr.. Erickson will take charge
: of a. restaurant and where they vii
! make their future home. Mr.. anC
: Mrs. Erickson have lived in Plenty.
wood for number of years where
they have host of friends who wisl
them success. and prosperity in theil
new home and venture, and the many
; patrons of the Elgin Cafe will miss
the smiling face of "Sid" who ha:
worked so long and so faithfully al
that popular eating place.