The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-02-09
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! oN1AA SVOASA, GAdAt oJOner, George
Bantz and Clinton Cosper, all Of
Outlook, were here on business before
the County Commissioners the first of
the week.
Mrs. Book and Mrs. Thompson of
Antelope were here between trains
Monday. Mrs. Books little bow is IN
at the hospital with pneumonia.
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Commissioner Charles Lundeen Of
Outlook and Commissioner Tyler of
Homestead were in the city this week
looking after county business at the
court house.
Deputy Sheriff William Cookery left
for Scobey on the Monday morning
j passenger with Mr.. Nelson, whose
case will come up for trial at the
I present term of court in Scobey.
Atty. Paul Babcock passed through
here Monday on the train, going to
Scobey to be on hand when court op-
ems in that city which took place on.
the same day.
Robert Rinker and Bill Writ ac-
cOmpanied Joe KOski to Plentywood
last Wednesday. Mr.. Rinler and Mr..
Writ renewed their subscription to
the Producers News while in the city.
J w. J. Bye of Dooley was in Plenty
wood for several days this week in
vestigating the new Ascetylene Gas
plant proposition with view to pur-
chasing one.
Margaret O'Grady arrived from
Homestead Tuesday, where she has
been teaching to attend the funeral
of Henry Hartman, who was buried
on that day.
Acting State Fire Marshall B. w.
Glendenning and H. Walker Of the
National Board of Fire Underwriters
of Los Angeles are here this week on
official business.
Atty. S. E. Paul, popular young at
torney of Plentywood, was a passen-
ger to Scobey Monday to attend court
cases being held in that city this
week
Jens Hansen of Daginar arrived in
PlentywoOd Friday to take up the du-
ties of his son Andrew, until the latter
is able to be around again, which we
all hope will be soon.
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Geo. Nayes, Harry Hendriclson,
S Thin Hendrickson and H. E. BOrreson
: of the Homestead precinct who have
homesteads on the Fort Peck reserva-
ton, were here Monday putting in
: their application for final proof.
I Charles Madsen of Archer brought
in the infant daughter of Hans Mad
sen so she could visit her father who
is i'll in the Sheridan County Memorial
hospital in this city, the first Of the
week.
6 Victor John, 8-year-od son of Mr.
! johnson of Homestead, was brought
! to the hospital in this city Monday
The little fellow was accompanied b!
Mrs. Dahby, being victim of pneu
e monia.
l. A letter was received last weel
a from Ed. Wunderlich, who is in SpO
kane, Wash, asking that the PrOduc
le ers News be sent to him at that ad
y. dress as he could not get along with
q out the paper.
Dwight Cresap of LewistOwn, presi
a dent of The Montana Wheat Grower
al landed in Plentywood Friday fror
81 Westby, where he had a good crow
in attendance. This was the first tai
given by Mr.. Cresap out of a serie
= of meetings which will be held in dii
= ferent villages and cities in northeast
" ern Montana.
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A surprise party was given on M
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