The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-03-21

a business caller in this city last
Monday. ivy i'''V
Mrs. Edwin Rudi of Navajo was
- tFiansacting business here the first of |
Charley O'Brien of ANTELOPE. was a
business caller in this city last Mon /
Mrs. Adam Paulsen Of Reserve was
q, visitor in the county capital last
A. Angvick, who is under the care
OF DR.. Ed. York, spent Sunday at his
home in Reserve. m
c. E. Stapleton of Scobev was a
BUSINESS e me- caller in this city the first
Mrs. Viggo Peterson Of Reserve
was Va shopping in this city the first of
Earl COsper of the Gu look coun-
Try was a business visitor at Plen-
y "OON -aAOHudy'
Hans Hellum of the Outlook coun-
try was a business caller in This city
last Saturday.
Harold Johnson of Homestead was
transacting business in this city the
middle of the week.
Albert johnson of the Outlook
country was a business caller at the
county seat Tuesday.
Oscar Wagnild, of the Outlook
country. was a county seat business
visitor last Saturday.
Nelson Olson of the Plentywood
Bench, was looking after business in
this city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Stoner and Mrs.
A. J. Moore made business trip to
Outlook Wednesday.
Mrs. Heuth of Medicine Lake is
staying in PlentywOOd and receiving
treatment from Dr.. York.
Roy Mann was in from his ranch
near Mildly to attend the big dance
here Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs John Stoner of he
Outlook country were transacting
business in this city Tuesday.
Henry Wolders of the Outlook
country was a business caller in the
county capital last Monday.
John Wolter. of this city returned
Monday from Hot Springs, where he
has been taking treatments
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Grayson were
up from Antelope to take in the
show and dance Monday evening.
John Stoner, we'll known farmer
of the Outlook country was trans
acting business in this city Monday
The Morck, Wamsley and Court
ney families of Antelope attended the
dance and show here Monday night.
Wanted to hear from farmers that
have seed field corn for sale. E. c.
Holland Hardware, PlentywOOd. 49-tf
Frank Lund and Art Klofstad were
among the Outlook people transact
ing business in this city yesterday
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Newberg
and M. E. Lerbeck motOred ever from
DoOley Friday to look after business
in the county seat.
o. J. Collins is now able to make
his daily visits to the court house
after having been laid up for some
time with a game leg:
Mrs. A. c. Erickson returned the
first of the week from Helena, where
she has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Frank Chamberlain.
Charley Westphay of the Outlook
Raymond country was transactinl
school business for district No. Fl il
his city Monday.
Miss Mabel Meeks returned Wed
nesday from Seattle Wash, and ha
again taken up her position in Atty
Paul Babcock's office.
H. C. Nelson was over from Out
! look last Monday looking afte
, business and talking over the poll
: teal situation with friends.
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Shin YOUR Cream to the FrOi
Creamery. Highest price paid on da
I received. Try US.
y 21-tf FROID CREAMERY.
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: Thomas Hill of Terra Haute, In
y diana, a brother of Mrs. Fran
I Guenther of this city, arrived Sunda
to visit Mrs GUenther and famil!
=
Emery Phelps who has been hau
: ing coal for A. F. Ziebarth has re
Z Gently accepted a position with tn
Z Montana Motor Co.
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