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

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Happy" Stapleton of Outlook was
a Plentywood visitor Monday.
Peter Nordby was over to Plenty
wood from Raymond Monday.
A. Norman of Dooley was a county
seat business visitor on Friday of
last week.
Deputy Sheriff Oscar J. Collins was
out to the farm in the Raymond pre-
cinct today.
A. J. Markuson of Dooley was in
the county seat attending to business
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jesse Adams of the Raymond
territory was shopping in the county
metropolis Monday.
Mrs. A. A. Fairchild of Antelope
was shopping in Plentywood and Wis
iting friends Monday.
w. J. Bye of DoOley was a business
visitor to the county capitol the lat
ter part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vollum of Wolf
Point were PlentywoOd visitors the
latter part of last week.
Editor Sherry of the Redstone Re
view was in the county capitol taking
in the doings, Wednesday.
Sheriff Rodney Salisbury has been
painting his house north of town dur
ing his spare hours this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Anker were in
Plentywood on errands of business
and pleasure Wednesday.
o. S. Townsville, pioneer farmer of
the DOoley territory was transacting
business in the county seat tuesday.
Cashier F. D. Morck Of the Citizens
State Bank of Antelope was in Plen-
tywood on business Wednesday after
non.
Cashier George Epler of the Citi-
zens State Bank of DooIey was in the
county capitol Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Hanson, and
children of Gladmar, Sask., were
PlentywOOd business visitors and
shoppers Monday.
Blanche E. Timmons Of Scobey was
visiting friends in Plentywood a coup !
lie days this week, coming over on the
train Tuesday.
T. w. Greer shipped in fine New
FoUndland dog from Lincoln, Nebra- /
ka, it arriving Wednesday when it /
was taken to the kennel on the south
side.
Harry Loucks of Redstone was re-
newing acquaintance in the county
capitol Wednesday, and he also at
tended the Farm Management Pro-
Peter Degen, well known farmer of
the McElroy precinct, was transact
ing business in the county seat on
Monday. He returned to his home
Tuesday.
Karl Karlson, the Outlook merchant
was a PlentywOod visitor Wednesday,
He reports business as being very
slow this spring becaue of the cold
backward weather.
Neils Christensen, manager of the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
of Dag1nar, was in Plentywood on bus
mess Tuesday and Wednesday. He
attended the Farm Demonstration
Lectures and Program.
Peter Anderson. of Outlook was in
the county capitol on Wednesday to
attend the Demonstration Train Ex-
hlblt and to hear the lectures and see
the pictures appertaining to better
methods of farm management.
The report Of the Producers News
last week that Robert Rinker of Out Z
look had paid the fine imposed upon Z
him for dealing in Intoxicating LIQUORS
in the sum Of $500 was a mistake.
Rinker has not paid his fine but is t
serving it out in the county Jail. {
James Larter, prominent farmer of {
the Outlook country, was in Plenty /
wood couple of day this week, com
ing IN Tuesday afternoon and leaving
Thursday morning. He took in the I
Farm Management Demonstration
Train, Lectures and Picture Show.
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Joseph Wankel, brother of Art {
Wankel, who is demonstrating in Can r
ada north Of DoOley, spent last week t
in Plentvwood renewing old friend &
ships. He has not been in brentwood d
for several mon1hs. He returned to /
his homestead Saturday
Elk. County Commissioner J D. Mat
kin came in from the ranch at Red
stone and spent several days in the 3
county seat the first of the week. dur 3
ing the time the Board of County
Commissioners were in session. re-
turning to the ranch as soon as the
Board adjourned.
The Easter Monday Dance given by 3