The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-18
Mrs. Petersen Of ScObey was in
Plentywood last Monday.

Mrs. Petersen Of ScObey was in
Plentywood last Monday.
DIR. Geo. A. LhamOn, Exclusive Eve
sight Specialist will be at the Leland
Hotel Nav 80 and 81. Get the FACTS
about your eyes. 81 years experience
assures you of right glasses. eff
Attention is called to Cream Shin
pers on the 500 Line that thew can
ship their cream each day to the Sher-
idan County Creamery, PlentvwOod
via Raymond, and that the truck will
call for it each days cents maid
for sour cream and 40 cents maid for
sweet cream-try to get yOur cream
to the creamery sweet and get the
fancy prices-write for tags-SHER-
IDAN COUNTY CREAMERY. Plen-
tyWOod. 6-tf
Mrs. Rudolph Bromberg, who re-
sides with her husband. Rudolnb
Bromberg on the Riba farm near the
light plant, was operated upon for .
cancer of the breast at the Sheridan
County Memorial Hospital Thursday
afternoon of last week by DR.. StorEan
and DR.. Sells. Mrs, Bromberor went
to the hospital Thursday mo1nino,
and was operated upon in the after.
noon. The operation is said tn ha
about the most difficult ever UNDER
taken at the local hospital, Mrs. Brom-
berg had just returned from Minot
where she had been consulting doctors
and was contemplating making a trim
to Rochester but finally made up her
mind to have the operation performed
in Plentywood. The cancer was ro-,
moved and the lady seems to be re-
covering quite rapidly.
Harold Foss of Westby was in Plen-
tywood Friday of last week in CON
nection with his duties as administered
or of the Rogerson estate located near
McElfy. When Mr. ROgerson died at
the hospital at Outlook year ago
last fall, he left his homestead near
the McElroy station to be disposed Of.
Mr.. RogersOn having no heirs known
of, and the homestead has been order
ed sold to pay debts which Mr.. Rog-
erson owed. The sale of the home
stead was to have taken place last
Friday, but because of the fact that
there were no buyers present and
people were engaged with seeding the
sale was postponed for ten DAYS and
will take place at he court house
next Monday, May 21st, when the land
will be sold to the highest and best |
bidder Mr.. Foss returned to his
home at Westby Friday evening, com
ing over with the car.
People going to Canada with auto
are cautioned to go into that
country by a port of entry and get a
pass, otherwise the person is liable to
have his car seized and confscated
and is also liable to fine and a term
in jail. The officers. on both sides of
the line are becoming more and more
strict and it behooves people to take
no more chances in the future. Last
Sunday at the ball game in Plenty
wood, a number of Canadians entered
his country without getting a pass
at the port of Dooley and United
States Revenue officer Segar of Dool-
~ attacked the cars at Plentywood
md considerable trouble and annoy
lnce was experienced by those fore
soing the above formalities before
hey got the matter Strengthened out
With the authorities and it is likely
hat citizens of the United States en-
ering Canada will in the future be re-
Iuired to meet all requirements or get
nto trouble as technical enforcement
f the rules on one side of the line is
sually followed by retaliation by the
Ulcers on the other side of the line.