The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-29

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Grant Blackwell, attornev-atJaw
was looking after legal business. in
the county capital from his home at
Medicine Lake.
Jake Woellstein and family have
moved back to Plentywood. after
spending some time at Outlook. Mr..
/ WOellstein was manager of the Ed.
Weiss store at Outlook, which he re-
Gently sold
R. w: Frazier was a caller in this
city from his farm west of town. He
was delivering fine roasting ears to
the trade and looking after other
] business.
Last Sunday Blanche Miller, Mrs.
Workman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh King
and James Popesku motored over to
Canada to Mr.. and Mrs. Englund's
ranch for a big chicken dinner.
Farmers: If you want TO rent land
on which foreclosure has been
started, or on land already owned bv
NOn-Residents, see J. w. Mckee office
First National bank. / also write in
/ Surance of all kinds off
John McNulty thresher II acres of
wheat on his farm near Plentywood
/ recently. The field had been estimat-
ed to yield from II to 18 bushels
but on threshing, it was found to
have yielded % bushels to the acre
Nc 1 grade.
Homer Braddock of the RAYMOND
Outlook country was business call
er in this city Tuesday. Mr.. Brad
dock called on the Producers News
office in town and showed them the
fake. voting list the Farmerine was
trying to pull. 1t didn't fool H. B.
bit.
A party of young folks consisting
Of Alice StOner, Ellen Lundgren, Vic
toria DiOnne, Gladys, Lois and
Blanche Bantz motored to Brush
Lake Monday morning, where they
will spend most Of the week. Blanche
: and Gladys Bantz returned Tues
) day, cast their vote, and returned to
me summer resort in the afternoon.
A number of people from Plenty
r wood took in the dance at Outlook
last Saturday night for the benefit of
Carl Bantz, who was injured In a
: rOdeO. A very nice time was had by
= all present and a nice sum was real
lied from the venture. Mrs Deck
served very delicious chicken sup
S per at midnight.
Vernon Workman of Minneapolis
and Frank Adams Of Bismarck, N D.
= arrived in Plentywood Monday even
1 ing, coming via auto. They will visit
at the Hugh King home. Mr. Work
man will take his wife home with
q him, Mrs. Workman having spent the
S past few weeks with her sister, Mrs
King. Mr. Adams is a father of Mrs
King and Mrs. Workman.
e County Agent Ostby and L. S. Oh
son brought in a bundle of cats from
the William Leader farm Saturday
d which will be sent to the State Fair
Y The grain was we'll filled and very
tall, measuring six foot. Anyone
having extra good grain is requested
= to send a sheaf of it to the county
e agent who who will see that it ar
Of C+-4e E1oi,.
It While returning from the dance a
f Redstone Saturday night, party il
the frankie Fishbeck big Cadillac go
r, a real scare, when the big car turne'
L turtle while taking a curve in tn
road at 90 miles an hour, Frank
driving. No one was seriously injur
n ed, although some were badly shaker
$ up. The Cadillac is in the hospita
for extensive repairs.
g Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grave wer
lie given one eff the famous newlywe
truck chute-the-chutes Tuesday night
After the noise had subsidized Nj
/ Grave proceeded to treat the crow
y at Vests. After the numerous trip
of this kind that Jacks truck ha
taken, the machine has gotten so
he can't ride straight or at moderat
u speed.
Fred w. Simmons and wife, form
OF erlv OF Homestead, have been her
ty this week visiting. They are maxim
a trip through the states by way {
truck, starting for Nebraska and e.
he pecting to get to the Gulf states b'
We fore the real cold weather come
TIL truck is fashioned after coo
car and they claim it is very con
at Portable
DR.. R. D. Bolton, dentist, of Oh
re cago, is back at Outlook and WI
d. locate there permanently. Mr.. 30
he ton was at Outlook until last sprin
OBJ when he took a vacation through Il
east and Canada. DR.. Bolton is 9
expert at his trade and the Peep