The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-06-08
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PRODUCERS NEWS.

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PRODUCERS NEWS.
Hal Hanson of Dooley attended r.
business in the county capitol Monday
Donald Trower of Outlook was in
the county capitol on visit Monday.
F. W.R. CarIick of Diamond Cross
ing, Sask., was in PIentywood Thurs
day.
Andrew Vogt of Comertown was in
the county capitol on business Thurs
day.
All Tires Bought at Tire ShOuere-
paired Free for period of one year
JOE REDMOND, Proprietor. s-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Hedges of the
Antelope precinct were Plentvwood
business visitors and shoppers We'd
nesday.
J. M. Nielsen, well known Reserve
citizen was transacting business in the
county metropolis on Friday of last
week.
F. D. Morck, cashier of the Citizens
State Bank of Antelope, was a bust
ness visitor to the county seat Tues
day.
Marvin Klakken of the Raymond
Raymond precinct was a Plentywood
business visitor on Friday of last
week.
John Juve, a well known farmer of
the McElroy precinct was business
visitor to the county metropolis on
Monday.
John Ladd, well known Outlook
farmer was in the county capitol We'd
nesday, taking in the picture show in
the evening before ne returned home.
Fred Frieberg and daughter of the
McNulty precinct was attending to
business and shopping in the county
capitol last Saturday.
Martin Nerson of the McElroy pre-
cinct was in the county seat Monday
appearing before the Board of County
Commissioners relative to certain pro-
posed road work in that erritory.
Fred Jensen of Dagmar was in
Plentywood Thursday to get Mrs. Jen-
sen who has been i'll at he Sheridan
County Memorial Hospital for about
three weeks.
VIM. Lundwell, who is in the en-
ploy of the Hass Brothers at the big
farm in the Outlook country, was in
Fle1tywood couple of days the lat
ter part of last week and The first part
of this on a business and recreation
trip.
RAYMOND Karrewslki, of Lambert,
accompanied D. J. Schmitz to Sheri-
dan county and Plentywood Monday,
to act as groomsman at the wedding
of Miss Lucinda BrOckley and Mr.. d.
J. Schmitz which occurred at t he St.
Joseph's Catholic Church at Plenty
wood Monday morning.
Alfred Helm Of Westby well known
pioneer farmer of hat section, was
in Plentywood on business Thursday,
staying over until Friday morning.
Mr.. Helm interested in getting some
roads built in his section of the coun-
try, and was interviewing Com. Ibsen
on the subject. He reports that the
crops are coming fine in the Westby
territory.
H. H. WaldrOn, prominent FroiC
business man, was in Plentywood Mon.
day in the interest of the Froid Nurs-
cry for which he is salesman. He was
before the board of county commits.
sioners trying to interest them In
buying an order o f trees to be sci
on the lot owned by the county or
which it is planned to build court
house at some distant date. The idea
is that the trees can be growing while
the time is passing before the court
house is built thus taking time as il
were by the fetlock. The Commission
ers however decided not to act upoT
the matter at this time as it is late
in the season and because the trees
would probably not receive the nee
essary care before a court house is
built. Mr.. Waldron returned home
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