The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-03-23

the Richey and ScObey branches Of
the Great Northern Railway company,
which will keep them occupied until
the latter part of the week.
Hon. Clair Stoner Of Outlook spent
few days in Plentywood on business
this week returning to his home today /
via the stage to Raymond. Rep. \
Stoner will go to DodsOn to resume /
his work organizing for the Montana
Wheat Growers next week.
Mr.. u. G. Farmhouse, Sr., came to !
the county seat from the ranch north |
of Comertown Monday and is spend |
ing few days in the county capitol
with his son, u. G.. Farmhouse, ,Jr. !
Mrs. u. G. Farmhouse, ST., has spent
the winter in PlentywoOd at the home
of her son.
Peter Glein of Dagmar who has
been in Minot all winter visiting his
parents and other relatives returned
from that city Friday via PlentywoOd
in order to take care of pressing bus
mess before returning to his home
/ ana dCLlNiJleS az DdBHldI..
Mr.. E. c. Holland returned from
the Twin Cities Wednesday where he
went about a fortnight ago for med
ical attention and on business. Mr..
Holland is looking much better than
he has looked for some time and
seems to be slowly improving in
health.
Halvor Bestland, we'll known mem
! Der of the farming firm of the Best
] land Brothers Of the McNulty pre-
cinct of east of Antelope was in Plen-
tywood Monday and purchased a
Rumley tractor from Joe Kavon. The
Bestlad boys viii farm on a large
scale this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hanisch enter
tanned a number Of friends at a 6:30
dinner Thursday evening in honor of
| the A. +. Vollum family who viii
soon leave for Minneapolis. After
dinner, the evening was spent in a
social way. Mrs. o. A. Moe rend-
cred several pleasing piano selections.
A very pleasant evening was spent
by those present.
Phyllis Kelly, IA months old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Kelly of
Scobey died last Tuesday. Little
Phyllis had been visiting with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sachow this winter and had returned
home only a few days ago, when she
was taken i'll with pneumonia and
passed away.
Hans Madsen, who is convalescing
from a very serious attack of pleuricy
and pneumonia, was in from the farm
at Archer Thursday, on his weekly
however slowly regaining strength,
which process however will probably
be slow until the warm weather sets
in.
Supt. of Schools, Miss Emma Crone
! left this city on the afternoon train
I Tuesday for Homestead on a trip of
school visiting and inspection. Miss
! CrOne will visit the schools at Home
stead, Medicine Lake, Reserve and
Antelope before she returns to her Of
flee at the court house.
George Wright of DOoley ad John
Bowler, recently interested in the Idle
Hour Pool Hall and Soft Drink Parlor
which burned down in the latter part
of January at the time of the big fire,
closed deal Monday with the Ford
Brothers wherein they bought out the
Ford Brothers Pool Hall, buying the
pool room fixtures and renting the
building from Mrs J. Ford They
took possession Immediately and are
now running the business.
Frank Koester, cashier Of the Sc
curity State Bank of Outlook, came
over to Plentywood via the 500 Line
to Raymond and the stage Wednesday
to attend to important business, re-
turning home the same way Thurs
day. The roads between Plentywood
and Outlook are not yet passable for
the auto, thus making communication,
between the two towns very difficult.
Mr.. Rooster has just returned from
trip to the Twin Cities where he re-
ports that times are very slow.
Ray Lang, manager Of the Montana
Motor Company of this place, Ed
Kjelstrup, manager of the Westland
Oil Company of this city and Mr.. Sid
Jordan, hardware merchant and oil
distributor Of Raymond, accompanied
I by Mrs. Jordan, were all Scobey visit
ors Monday, going up on the morning
train to the west and returning to
PlentywoOd Tuesday afternoon, where
they all attended a convention of the
dealers and agents of fho Wocflo,I
Oil Company which was called by the
managers of that company for the
purpose of going over the oil situa-
ton and making plans for the COM
ing season. All spent a pleasant day
and evening at the big end town.