The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-06-14
NEWS

Edward Gobbs, OF McCabe, was
a county seat visitor last Saturday.
A. J. Jensen of Antelope was in
brentwood the first Of the week.
-Melford Dahl and Sergt. ]. L.
Steshens of Froid were in Plenty
wood Wednesday evening.
Peter Madsen and Niels Han
sen of Dagmar We're in the county |
seat Wednesday.
A. L. Ostrom, of the Homestead
State bank, was county seat visi-
tor last Wednesday.
Joe MCGOWAN, a well known
farmer of the Raymond country was
county seat visitor yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. J. s. Gieser and
family of Froid autoed to the coun-
ty seat today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Hilton of
! Portal, N. D., were in Plentywood
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Nelson from the
thriving village of Flaxville, were
county seat visitors last Tuesday.
Milo Blair, who resides on the
Fl. Peck reservation near Poplar,
was a Plentywood caller Monday.
Christ Nelson, from the big vii
lage at the end of the branch, call
ed Scobey, was in Plentywood last
Tuesday.
-Auctioneer Jensen of this city
has been kept very busy crying sales
of late. He reports the business as
very good and that crops LOOK prom
Using, although they need rain.
Mrs. Rose Gibson, from near
Dooley, was in Plentywood Thurs
day. She reports that she lost three
valuable horses this week, evidently
by poisoning.
Mrs. Rock Berry of Whitefsh,
Mont, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Garner of this city. Mrs. Berry for
merly lived at Westby, and her hus-
band was the leading druggist OF
that village.
There was a baby born at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bantasel last
Sunday morning. Mother and sor
are doing nicely. Mr.. Bantasel is
employed in the Donaldson garage
repair shop.
A. D. Paulson of Poplar was !
Plentywood visitor this week.
q Is Big Jim Brainerd, the Rumel!
man from Wilhston, was in Plenty
wood this week on business matters
w. l.. Ross and VIM. Ertner O.
3 Welliver were in Plentywood Thurs
day.
MIR. and Mrs. III. w. Brown
merchant at McElroy, who have beer
occupied at Plentywood for the pas
week tuning pianos, returned t
: their home last Saturday to spen'
/ Sunday. Upon their return to tn
county seat Monday, they report ;
fine rain in the McElroy vicinity OF
| Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. E. William
and two children, and Miss Angvick
from near Reserve, autoed to Plen
| tywood Saturday afternoon. MI
Williams is farming section 0
land near Reserve and has one o
the best improved farms in hi
| neighborhood. He has handsom
residence constructed of concret
blocks, being the only house of tina
kind in the vicinity.
/ Joseph Jackson, full-bloo
Sioux Indian from the Ft. Pe1x res
ervation was in Plentywood Monday
Although Chief Jackson states h
/ has never attended school, he ar
| pears to be well versed in curren
/ events and takes great interest i
the war. He. says that he has :
nephew who is a graduate of Cal
Isle and is now in the army owe
in France.
-Culbertson Searchight:-A fare
well supper was given Wednesda
night at Bainville in honor of Edga
= Erickson, the Searchlight foreman
who is to leave for the trainin
camp as volunteer. 1t was gotte
up by Miss Vented and others an
was given in the National cafe. b
fore the supper a dance was hel
and all had a splendid time. Sey
eral of the young folks from hel
were down.
The Red Cross celebration an
sale at McCabe last Saturday We