The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-06-04

F. w. Walters, well known Outlook
farmer, was a business visitor to the
county seat Tuesday.
John Lindblom, prominent farmer
of the Raymond territory was in the
county seat Monday.
Edwin Dranslaidt of Comertown
was business visitor to the county
capital on Saturday of last week.
John Eggen from Archer was at
tending to legal business matters in
this city last Tuesday.
U. G. Farmhouse, well known farm
yer OF ComertOwn, was attending to
business in Plentywood Monday.
Horace Bolster was in town from
his farm in the Dooley country last
Tuesday getting supplies etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pace were here
from Redstone to sepnd Sunday as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert.
If its hardware you want. we have
it. Peterson Co. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Larson were
here from Outlook last Sunday to
spe the day visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert spent Satur-
day visiting with friends and old time
.neighbOrs in the Welliver country.
VIM. Hass, of the Hass Brothers
Farm, was transacting business in
PlentywOod the first part of the week.
Lauritz Jensen, Antelope is the
new Watkins Dealer in Sheridan
county. He will call on you regular
ly. adv. 8-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Moore and
daughter went to Havre last Friday
by. car to attend to business matters
and visit with friends. They returned
home Monday.
Frank Rooster, from Outlook was
attending to important transactions
at the court house in this CITY last
Tuesday afternoon.
Gustave Esplund and Pete Lutness,
of the McElroy precinct, attended the
ball game and visited friends in the
County Capital Sunday.
The Producers News received a
very interesting letter this week
from A. A, Bake, a former resident
of Plentywood, who now resides at
Vancouver, Washington.
/ Andrew Kraen and Andrew Espen,
we'll known farmers of the Conner
/ town and Westby territory, were
transacting business in Plentywood
last Saturday.
Mrs. Georgiana Garneau, who had
passed the winter in Spokane, Wash,
with her daughter, Mrs. Oscar, Cir
ard, and who has been in Plenty
wood for the past month, visiting
with her son, Mr.. Fred Garneau and
family, left Monday for her home at
j WOOnsOcket, r. l.
A. w. SOrensen, Olaf Huff, H. G.
Peterson and H. B. Stensand, all
well known Dagmar farmers, and J
o. johnson of near Grenora, N. D..
were PlentywOod visitors Monday anC
while in the County Capital, took oc.
casiOn to make the Producers News
office a pleasant call and say hello tt
Senator Taylor who is back at the
desk in the News office.
J. w. Wunderlich, the Outlook
musician, was a Plentywood visitor
Tuesday. The Wunderlich orchestra
popular organization which Mr.
Wunderlich is at the head of, viii
give a series of dances this summer
in the villages in the north half o.
the county, which dances always at
tract large crowd because of tn,
poppy music.
Peter Westerlmd, well known anC
,oOy,,,1av fo,.y,,oy. of Tho noo1,,ov. oO11p
try, was in the county capital OF
Saturday of last week and stopped
into the Producers News Office t,
subscribe for this paper. Mr.. West
erlund rented his farm at Dag
mar several years ago and ha
sojourned in Florida since but re
turned this winter to take a fling a
farming in the best section of Ameri
ca.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. VOTERS, wei
known pioneer farmer of the OutlOO
precinct, accompanied by their daugh
ters, mOtored over to NOOnan, N. D
on Saturday of last week and spen
the week end with old friends VIII
reside there, returning to their HON
Tuesday. The friends that they Wis
tied were old neighbors at Glencoe
Minnesota, of twenty years ago.
was the first time that they had me
since they parted to seek new home
at different points in the northwest
They report very enjoyable tim
recalling old times and friends.
J. D. Kowski, well known farmer O
the north Outlook country was
Plentywood visitor Tuesday. Will
in the city he ordered bills which h
will use to advertise a series G
dances that he will give at his bar
on his farm this summer. There ar
1850 square feet in the NOW flOo
of the KOwski barn, making a pOpJ
lar dancing place with the yOun
5 people of the north country. TheI
4 will be a dance there Saturday nigh
Svend Petersen, well known farm
, er of the Dagmar country, was
! Plentywood on business Wednesda,
! making the News office a pleasal
i visit. He reports crops good in h
section of the country. He also r.
t ported that the Danish BrotherhoC
e done we'll on the "Trip Thru Del
r mark" picture which that organic;
S ton showed at the Farmer-Labt
d Temple and other places last week
5 Rudolph Steinberg, well known az
I prosperous farmer of the Westt
} territory, was a business visitor
the county capital Monday. M
q Steinberg reports that his siste
~ Aida Steinberg, resident of Yves
by, who run restaurant there f
r years, but who went to Russia
= visit relatives a year ago last SUI
n mer, was married at Riga, Ethuani
= Ill l..