The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-27
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:, Salson of the South Side I;

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pull r,o,de sisemore, of the South Side
med from Camp Lewis, Wash, re
Gently. eo
a,th Side, returned from Camp Lew
is, last week. ~
=; On the ice near the Culbertsor
'.r and the river may now be con.
:1orod as froze over for the winter.
urs Charles Huebner has been SUI.
INC much lately from asthma. Mrs
Una Phillips has been acting as
rnrse Charles is home now.
rorl Larson, a young farmer living
18th Of Brockton on the south side.
Ind on Monday, Dec. 16, of the flu,
ID the funeral was held in GILBERT
- tbe following Tuesday. 1t will be
on,embered that Mr.. Larson's young
5fo was drowned in the Missouri
liver about six months ago.
co1nb Clutter returned home We'd
nesday night.
Mrs, Barney Finnicum of the south
ode is i'll with the flu.
Mr. Levine, stock inspector from
uoIona arrived in Culbertson Monday
morning.
leo NORM, young soldier laddie
= the south side, returned from Van
rouver. B. c.; this week, and spent a
,,uple of days in Culbertson.
Harry Phillips expects to be home
Nv New Years day. Clarence who is
IN Bait. 1913 Company D. A. E. F..
don't expect to be home until spring.
Mrs. Frank Moothart has been i'll
with the flu but is recovering.
GR. Durand and M. A. Lien were
IN Culbertson on business last Satur-
day.
baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Dempsy on Friday, Dec. Is,
1918.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcbride and
daughter moved into their town resi-
dsnce the first of the week.
Art Gustafson of Bainville is all
melled up over the arrival at his
home Of an eight pound boy on Satur-
4 day. Dec. IA, 1918.
I Albert Ganrud returned Saturday
d from training camp at Boulder, Colo.
. A fine baby girl arrived at his home
4 the same day.
s Mrs. Frank Moon and two oldest
\ girls are again down with the flu.
i This is the third attack and seems to
8 be harder than the others.
j George Langi left Wednesday for
s Flandrue N. D., where he will spend
q the winter with the old home folke. |
& He will returne about April 1st, 1919. |
4 Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Schnitzler and
j daughter we're in town last Saturday.
8 The latter two took the train for the
coast, where they will spend the win
s. ter
4 Edgar Bowers, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Bert Bowers, returned Saturday from
Il ne s. A. T. at Helena. He left yes
RTday for a visit to Williston.
Guy Ellinghouse, who was clerk
u the Tanner & Best store some
years ago, is reported very i'll at the
hospital in Glasgow.
Dr. Miner has received some curios
nom Mrs. F. G. Arnett in the form
d Royal Hahn pods and seeds, a baby
pcoanut and some cotton picked by
nlna Arnett on the banks Of the
tennessee river. She has them on dis
ray IN the Myhr Jewelry Store.
oily Donohoe, proprietor of the
w service Station, recently re-
0'eo Fordson Tractor for farm
''k, etc. 1t is on exhibition at the
Uonohoe garage.
Aaee Vail has just leased the Nc
mum coal mine for three years.
au'e Is an expert miner and knows a
good mine when he sees it. He be-
GINS operations at once.
MI and Mrs. Bert Warwick. who
~ lived here about month ago, are
ing IN the Grandma Mcbride house
raf the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sn Mcbride. Mr.. Warwick is clerk
~S IN the Brooks Store.
h, als' B. 7. Krabel of Hope, N. D.,
NIUE, u5en visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
{ MADISON this week. She left for
nome today.
no ~ NJ Baker, wife and four child
ns, ,' !, soon leave for Fulton, ILL.,, to
s aa the balance of the winter with
' T, in the old home town.
n,s uieth Philips and Elmer Bate
,s,s came down from Brockton We'd
peday mornino - r;.;+ noano+1,,e