The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-08-31

Atty. Frank Catlin of Poplar was a.
Plentywod business caller last We'd
nesday.
Sheriff Wolf of Malta, Phillips conn
ty, was a business caller in Plenty
wood last Wednesday.
Mrs. Iris Cooper has been on the
sick list the past few days, being af-
fected with a very sore and stiff neck
Joe Kavon is busy these DAYS tax
ing care of his various threshing ma I
chine outfits in the country.
Joe Dolin was Culbertson visitor
last Sunday, autoing down in his
Willys-Knight Sedan.
See DIR. r. M. BOLTON, Dentist
Outlook all dental operations, per.
formed without PAIN. 14-tf /
James Larter Of the Outlook conn
try was in Plentywood "Wednesday
with his family. While in PlentvTod
VII Al1ILtL NcAAiAA APOAl blit NtILlEL.
J. ID. Watkins and son Forrest were
in PlentyWOod from their farm at
Redstone last Wednesday, getting re-
pairs and attending to ether business.
USED CARS FOR SALE
Buick, Overland, Ford Truck.
Cheap ii taken at once. Terms can be
arranged. pONALDSON'S GAR 1
ACE, PlentywOOd, Montana. 2l-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Moe and chill
dren Of Archer We're in Plentvwood
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Moe were
having some dental work done while
in the city.
A. Rueber left Wednesday for Cul- I
bertson where he met a representa-
tive of the Wheat Growers Associa-
tom. He will return the latter part of
the week
We want cream - SHERIDAN /
COUNTY CREAMERY COMPANY, |
PlentywOod, Best prices and GRADES
try us with a shipment and save com
missions and eXpress-check back "
next matt 6-tf /.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Eckstrom of
Stanley ~ Oak, arrived last Satur-
day to visit at The j. G. Debing home
in this city The Ecystroms left for
their home last Wednesday after
very enjoyable visit with the Debing
family.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Mace Of Dagmar
We're in Plentysood last Tuesday and
Wednesday getting grasshopper poi
son. 1t seems that the grasshoppers
are bothering his late fax to a large
extent and it has become necessary
to extcuminate them.
DR. u. b. York left Saturday week
ago for Davenport, Iowa, where he will
take jim the Lyceum and Educational
Course. The doctor vii lalso visit other
cities before he returns. Or. Yule of
Willlston is taking care OF the piac-
ice of ~ York during his absence.
0. S. Gulliclssoo and family spent
the week end at Poplar visiting at the
%. II, Helgeson home in that city. On
their return they Wcre accompanied by
Mrs H. c. Hellard who had been Wis
ting her daughter and family in Pop
lar for the past few days.
Lee Lehman Of Glentana 4 lived in
Plentyyood the first of the week and
has accepted a position with the Plen-
tyWood Electric Co Of this city as
clerk 10 their Office. Nj. Lehman is
taking the place Of Johnnie Kramer
who leaves the first of the month for
California.
BORN to M. and Mrs. CHARLES Il.
Taylor, on Thursday morning, August
Both, bouncing baby girl Mrs Tay-
lor and the baby are getting along
nicely and the Senator win soon be
able to resume his ordinary work as
soon as that proud feeling kind Of
eear 81
Jim Michaels, who lives 20 miles
southwest of IentyW on the res
ervati9n, purchased a new Advance
Rumely separator from KavOn this
week. Mr. Michaela also purchased
Case staam engine TO run his separ-
ator which we understand was not
new but had been thoroughly over
hauled. Mr.. Michaels expects to have
big run ID bis nciehboIhod this sea-
son.
Alvin Lindstrom Of Vasa, Mimi, and
Rueben Seabelg Of Red Wing, Mimi,
arrived a few days ago to visit Char
/ lev Seaberg, who operates a fine coal
mine near Outlook Charley and Al
vim were ia Plentywood Wednesday
evening taking in the sights in the
county metropolis. We have not
learned whether Mr. Lindstrom and
Rueben have learned to mime coal yet
or not
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