The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-09-14

Thresher Belts at TIRE SHOP.
PlentywOOd, Mont. 22-t2
A. Z. Killing was business visi+o,
in Plentywood from Flaxville last
Monday.
Kelly Springfield Cords at TIRE
/ SHOP, PlentywoOd. 22-4t
Lloyd Hanson and A. P. Smo,ud
were among the bankers in PLENTY
wood last Saturday night.
D. a. Meharry and son were in
Pientywood Thursday of last week
from their home at t Outlook.
We handle genuine Sawyer drive
belts in all Sizes HELLAND
STRAND 2O-tf
The Plentywood Reading Club en-
/ tertained the teachers on the beautiful
lawn of the H. NJ. Lewis residence last
/ Saturday.
Mrs. Emily Tangvald of the Ante
! lOpe schol board, resigned as clerk
last week. Mr.. Clarke was appointed
in her place.
Robt. Kahl, hardware merchant of
] Outlook, was seen on the streets of
PlentywOOd Thursday and Friday of
, last weeks
John JOrgensrud and Henry Olson
were in from the Raymond precinct
last Saturday, looking after business
matters.
! Mrs. Goldie Boley of Glasgow ar
! rived last week to teach the Munroe
school near Antelope. The school
opened last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Luebke and family
motOred up from Froid last Sunday
and spent the day with their son Ben
Luebke and wife.
John Mehl of DOoley was in Plenty
wood Saturday night, bringing in his
7 threshing crew to take in the sights
at the Sheridan County metropolis.
Misses Lucille Brown and Amelia
J Butterworth, teachers of Antelope
were in Plentywood last Saturday,
visiting the County Superintendent
Office.
w. A. Dennison of Fessenden, N.
D., was in Plentywood last Friday
| looking after business in connection
with the Sheridan County State Bank
Alma Anderson of Galena, Kansas,
arrived in Plentyweod last Saturday
She will teach the Nelson school, 10
miles east of Medicine Lake, Begin
ming last Monday.
| Joe Johnson and Art Weiss of Out
look were business visitors in the
county seat last Thursday. While in
/ the city the young men made the
| Producers News pleasant call.
Miss Ruth Munson, woh teaches in
i District No. SO was a visitor at the
/ County Superintendent of Schools Of
flee at the court house in this city last
Saturday, bringing in her program for
the coming year.
Superintendent Crone was out post
ing notices in District No. 40 last
Thursday. The notices were in re-
gard to hearing of petition for the
division of the district in the Dale
view precinct.
Miss Vivian Mickey of Portal, N.
D., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Mickey, who formerly lived at Med
icine Lake, arrived last week in Plen-
tywood. She will teach school in the
Raymond district, opening her school
last Monday.
Custom Officer J. R. Seger of Dool-
ey was a PlentywoOd caller last Tues
day enroute to Great Falls where he
will be employed in the head office for
about two weeks. Custom Officer
Reuter- will act in his place during
Mr.. Seger's absence.
I Henry Hagen, who lives near Dooley
and who was arrested on a charge of
assault on his wife, was released last
Monday, Mrs. Hagen refusing to ap-
pear against him. Mrs. Hagen left
Monday on the 500 for her parents
home in North Dakota.
A new bell was installed at the
Lutheran church in this city last Sat
urday, John Lee of Froid, doing the
work, This is a great improvement
and no doubt will help awaken many
to the fact that it is time to attend
church Sunday mornings and at other
times.