The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-02-02


RObt. Hill Of the Outlook nrac;oo+
was a county seat visitor Tuesday.
Ingvald Mitbo of Antelope was =
county seat visitor Saturday.
Peter Fiske of Outlook drove ~
Saturday to transact some business
Mayor Crave was confined To bis
bed Saturday with a bad cold.
Geo. Anderson of Reserve stonDod
of between trains Monday on business
R. R. LELAND drove up from Ante
lOpe Saturday to do some shopping.
Miss Margaret O'Gradv was a Plen-
tywood caller between trains Saturday
Treasurer Dan Olson and Clerk &
Recorder John O'Grady left Saturday
for Malta.
c. H. Bentley of Westbv was on
overnight visitor Friday in the county
George Estes of DOoley was an ov-
ernlght caller in the county metropo-
Supt. E. M. Hauge was able to be
up and around for the first time in
10 days last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Helgeson and
family returned to Poplar the first Of
the week.
Ernest Lang returned 20 Plentvwood
the first of the week from Midbv
where he spent Sunday at the farm.
Peder Bruvold of Comertown was
a business caller in the county seat
Friday of this week.
Mrs. Helen Byrd is confined to her
bed with a case of la grippe. She
was taken down Sunday.
R. J. Clark Of Antelope was seen
on the streets of Plentywood last Sat-
urday.
J. M. Nelson of Reserve, the medi-
cine man, was in our city between
trains Saturday.
A. R. Rice of Reserve made a fiv-
ing trip to Plentywood on business
Monday.
Richard Grayson of Antelope was
a business visitor III our city between
trains Saturday.
H. o. Bestland of the McNulty pre-
cinct stopped over in this city Satur-
day between trains.
Atty. Greer, Howard Lewis, Paul
Babcock and Jud Watkins left Satur-
day for Malta.
The Elgin Cafe icehouse is being
filled this week. A large amount Of
ice is used by this concern and it takes
several days to fill the large building.
Andrew Krofstad Of Outlook drove
over to this city for the remainder of
the flour which he had left at the 10
cal mill
Harry Williams and daughter Alice
of Reserve were in the county capital
Saturday, having some dental work
done.
Wesley Anderson left for Poplar
Saturday and will remain there for
a few days, after which he will 60
to the Twin Cities:
Wayne La Grange of Raymond is
in the city taking chiropractic treat
ments. He expects to be in Plenty
wood for some time.
A c. Erickson returned from Bis
marck Monday and Thursday was call
ed to Malta The Sheridan County
Attorney is having his hands full these
days.
Vests Cabaret is now installing an
ice plant in the basement of his es-
tabishment, thus doing away with
having to fill an ice house in the win
ter and dig it out in the summer.
Nick Lokken, who runs a coal mine
north of Raymond was in PlentywOOd
Friday on business. Nick has been
in Minnesota for a couple of weeks
and had just returned.
John Keller, well known farmer of
the Raymond country WIS seen on the
streets of the county metropolis last
Friday
c. T. Hubbard brought his little
daughter Edith down from Redstone
Saturday in order that she may con-
tinue having the work done to her
teeth.
A card party is to be given by la
dies of the Auxiliary of the American
Legion on Wednesday, February 18th.
The card party will be given at the
Bolster Hall and a cordial invitation
is extended to all to attend. An ex-
cellent lunch will be served at mid
night The ladies are working hard
to make this a success and the hall
will be beautifully decorated.