The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-10-12
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J. H. Thoresen, prominent farmer Of
Antelope precinct, was a Plentvwood
visitor last Tuesday.
NJ. A. Morgan of Outlook was aims
mess caller in the county seat last
Monday.
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Joe Pumalo was visitor from Med
lclne Lake last Monday. Mr.. Pumola
remained here this week and took
chirOpractic treatment. He will leave
for OsseO, MINI, to spend the winter
in few days.
Last week we mentioned that Jesse
Adams had purchased the Lillian
Paske house in this city. This is a
mistake. Thomas Shippe bought lie
house but the Adams family will oc-
cupy the same this winter.
Angelo D. Butler who lives in Can
ada, just north of Raymond was a
business caller in Plentywood last Fri
day. Mr.. Butler is well known to
Sheridan County folks, he having,
lived at Medicine Lake for some time
before going to Canada.
Mrs. Len Rue is now confined at the
hospital in this city with a bad leg,
the result of a fall some time ago.
The injured member does not seem to
be progressing as rapidly as expected
and has given Mrs. Rue considerable
pain.
DIR. NJ. E. Zimmerman, eyesight spec
ialist of Fairyiew, will be at the Plen-
tywOOd Hotel Saturday P. NJ, and
Sunday, Oct. 10th and 21st.; at Ante
lOpe Wednesday, Oct. 18th; at Flax
vile Thursday P. NJ, and Friday A.
NJ, Oct. 18th. and 10th; and at Out
look Monday NJ, and Tuesday A. M.
we %SAA' aAtu AOAu' HO-lO
Mrs. Ida Anderson and son Harold
arrived in PlentywoOd the first of the
week where Mrs. Anderson transacted
business, selling her rooming house
and looking after otner things. Mrs.
Anderson and Harold will Visit with
relatives and friends for a time when
they will auto back to their home in
the west.
H. Williams of Reserve was a bus
mess caller in PlentywOod last Satur-
day. Mr.. Williams had just returned
from Williams County, North Dakota,
where he is agent for the Mcconnell
Guaranteed Products Mr.. Williams
informs us that he enjoys very nice
patronage from the people of that ter
ritOry. He left Monday to resume his
work in the above named county.
Emil Stenmark, PIentywood's water
supervisor, as been doing some good
work in the way of digging around
the city hydrants and fixing them in
such way that they will not freeze
in the winter, thus saving a consider
able expense to the city. Mr. Stenmark
found large air spaces around some OF
the hydrants and others had the drain
ing outlets completely stopped up.
Pete Kisler was a PlentywoOd call
er last Tuesday from his home in the
Welliver precinct. Pete has just got
his receipts back from a carload Of
cattle which he shipped a few weeks
ago to Chicago. Pete wasn't very
optomistic about the result and say:
it doesn't matter whether you raise
wheat or stock, they get you botF
coming and going.
Victor Lindblom and Peter Sheer
were in PlentywOod last Saturday tax
ing in the sights in the county me
tropolis. Mr.. Lindblom is visiting hi
brother, John and Gus and also hi
father in the Outlook country from
his home at Regina, Canada.
VIM. Cookery of this city has rente,
the VIM. Gardner farm near Outlool
and moved out on the same with nj
family last week.