The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-04-06

5orson of Dagmar was a
julius o at' business visitor Friday.
-. for farmers lighting
caIOl q HELLAND-sTRAND. AS
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Heron Of Raymond was a a bus
BsFI yisitor in the county seat Tues
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1.rson Of Outlook was a Plen-
Mrs l Lsisy- on Saturday of last
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\ rarrick Of the Outlook pre-
] " Vas in Plentywod on Saturday
b last week.
: s..,oss. farmer Of the Raymond
". :! was Was attending to business IN
9...-tf-T r1 Tuesday.
ccbnitldns of the Raymond pre-
a.' ~ 9sl attending to business IN
haywood IueSosy
:, plock Of the Raymond precinct
= D, gnest at the home Of D. w.
nm over Tuesday
r.v Cleaners for sale very reason
i. # HELLAND-STRAND. 49,
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~ blaine Dean is very i'll with
Its ai5. disease. She was compelled
tsta to her bed Wednesday.
c.,rga Norbu1n Of Medicine Lake
!, ootfFending to business matters in
s5.- y, on Friday of last week.
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Il, and Mrs. Simon Hanson and
!. Iolmer was over from DoOley on
business and shopping expedition
tuesday.
THE NEW STORE is almost Civ
no Pumps away. See ad for Special
Bsrgsin Prices,
Elmer E. Stambaugh, well known
stzen of the Raymond precinct was a
gsrtywoOd business visitor in the
gmg capitol today.
Clinton and Dolph LobdeIl, well
nogn Coalridge merchants and farm
rs. we're transacting business in the
county capitol Tuesday.
Vim. Yates Of Williston, N. D., rep
pssnting the A. R. 0. u. w. Lodge,
vas in PlentywOOd on business the
stter part Of last week.
hrs. Albin BruvOld was seen on the
treets with her husband Sunday af-
sf prolonged illness at the hospital,
bot being very weak, returned to the
.ospital for a spell longer.
We have Alabastine in All shades,
gH HEhLAND-STRAND.
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Geo. W. Tyler, Naturalization Ex-
miner Of Seattle will be in Plenty
EOod to conduct Naturalization Pro-
sdngs, Monday, April 9th.
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Gust A. Banner, well known Ray
nond citizen was renewing acquaint-
noes and attending to business in the
5nty capitol Friday and Saturday Of
as week
We have Round Cedar Stock Water
lg Tanks, set up Dbl. size $1,000,
Y Dbl size, $500. RIBA LUMBER
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Roy Johnson Of the johnson Ab-
E7ct Company Of ScObey came over
RentywOOd for a visit Saturday
ssNming to his work at the Big End
l'Sn Tuesday.
At the Ladies Auxiliary Of the
american Legion Easter Monday
lhce the prize for the best fox trot
A0ee was awarded to Margaret Hue
aeF and Jud Goodman.
Mrs. Art Zeibarth is now employed
ne Johnson Abstract Company OF
NJ city, having taken the place Of
~ Ullye Carlson who recently went
ne Office at Glasgow.
mv, J. o. BrensdahI was in Plenty
va from the farm in the McNulty
INC on business Tuesday, taking
pSalsage Of the opportunity to say
@l0 70 his many friends here.
r S9Oe Bargains at THE NEW
'OAE' John Pslubicki, Proprietor.
.Ollus Loeursen, we'll known Dag
n. farmer, was in the county CAPT.
"uay on business and while in the
purchased Waterloo Boy trac
y, 9G "a the local agents, the Plenty
~ Implement Company and started
Jug with It this afternoon.
MI special Wide Last Oxfords, very
J'T NJ iOr Stout WOmen-BIack Vici
y. ripple E width. Just what yOI
nm nm s Seen waiting fOr-Price SIS. a
Ut NEW STORE.
u ~iss Margaret O'Grady who ha,
I 1. @gaching the past fall and win
b 1ne two room school house cas-
n 1VSllleestead completed her tern
NJ. saturday and returned to he
~ ~ Il. IN PlentywOod where she hai
/, hi engaged the past week complet
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