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

Miss Nina Luteness of McElroy
was a county seat visitor Wednes-
day.
Art Wansel, one of the pioneer
farmers Of the Dooley country, was
a. Plentywood visitor Monday.
Amos and C. w. Westphal, from |
north of Outlook, were in the coun-
ty seat Monday.
j. F. Redmond, county auditor,
was in Culbertson on county bust
ness Wednesday.
Roy G. Richards, a prominent
young farmer from north OF Pop
lar, was in the county seat on bust
ness Tuesday.
Mrs. Alfred T. Vollum and two
children and her mother, Mrs. Rob
inson, are spending the summer at
Lake Minnetonka, MINI.
Banker and Mrs. Rueber and
children of Outlook, accompanied by
Clair Stoner, motored to the county
| capital Tuesday evening.
Lou Duffy, Harold Uhlring and
C. Christensen of this city attended
the dance at Homestead Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. J. F. Redmond left for
Missoula this week to bring home
her son, Jamie, who has been in
school there for the past season.
&C. Stoner and Ed Wunderlich,
two of the busy farmers from the
Outlook country, were in Plenty
wood Monday.
L. S. and J. S. Smith and Frank
Hopkins, well known residents OF
Redstone were business visitors to
the county seat yesterday.
John Fl. Davis of this city, who
is putting in several hundred acres
of crop on the Fl. Peck reservation,
was in town Wednesday.
w. A. Wheeler, public admins
traitor of Sheridan county, autoed UP
from Froid Wednesday on Official
business.
The little daughter of Mr.. Hen
drikson, who lives about four miles
west of Culbertson, died Tuesday
The funeral was held Thursday, Rev
Armstrong officiating.
4 Gust Klien and Albert Baglien
1.-TWO enterprising young farmer
i from north of Poplar, were in thu
county seat attending to business
matters Tuesday.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Marvik ant
: family, well known citizens of th'
Outlook country motored to Plenty
wood in their new Ford, Wednesday
and spent the afternoon visiting a
. the J. C. Gronvold farm.
0 -Lige Crawford, formerly o
! Homestead but who is now farming
e nearly one thousand acres nea
a Kahle on the Fl. Peck reservation
n was in Plentywood Saturday Oh
business.
S Harry billiard, of this city, VIII
:, has been engaged in farming on tn
: Fl. Peck reservation, returned t
:. town this week disguised with
f handsome moustache on his uppe
t lip. He reports the crops near Pop
5 lar as looking fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Morvig o
Fertile, Mimi, who have been visit
ing at the home of their daughter
Mrs. J. C. Gronvold, of Plentywooe
d for the past fortnight or SO, return
! ed to their home in Minnesota, tn
7. latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis of Sec
!. hey, old ranchers of that section
who had been spending few day
in the county seat, tried to retur
to Scobey in their car on Monda
!. evening, but owing to the high win
and flying sand, they had to give
up and return to Plentywood.
y -Culbertson Searchlight:-Virg
). James, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jane
takes considerable pride in raisin
. chickens. One of his hens laid a
n egg this week that weighs fiv
4 ounces, and it's a whopper. Tn
; usual egg weighs from one and
IA half to two ounces. This egg wi
> be sold at public auction at the Prir
q cess theater Saturday night for tn
benefit of the Red Cross.
ID Earl S. Mohr, who enlisted i
IS the United States army a short tim