The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-04-18
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RAINVILLE

BAINVILLE
Ia Smith and two daughters
zTsnted their farm out north
md have moved into town.
and Recorder and Mrs. j. c.
come up from Mondak Sunday
and visited with friends and
= 70 business affairs return
INC the next day.
. Tobn Sands and two children
i TO their home in this city
,rodav of last week after
q a couple of months visiting
old home in Minnesota.
III Faltz, an expert motor re-
ond all-around machinist of
n D., arrived in the city the
mart of last week and has
- nosition with the Motor Mart
:, ana summer.
III Torgerson arrived in the
"a latter part of last week from
es.z.s Falls, where he has been
IND the winter with his folks,
III work for Oscar Nelson the
ING season.
'', 9s,,ntv Attorney E. L. Walton of
- was an official visitor in the
z S.. Mordav forenoon and while here
ss.. an strated that he was still in
IN in US by voting at the city
lion.
B HborIiA Huebner was down from
I.bprtson a couple of days last week
While in the city disposed of his
s.. on main street occupied by
Inc, the hardwareman, to Grant
BAkewell.
rent Grant, formerly brakeman
81 the Scobey run but for the past
p . soldier for Uncle Sam over in
&C. received his discharge a
80 time ago and returned to this
q the latter part Of last week and
visiting with relatives and friends
a short time before going back
|#s his old job of railroading.
M Leo Conlin received word the
81 81 week from Corp. Grover Ellis
shting that he landed at Hoboken
Y. on April 1st, and that he
Mped to receive his discharge and
Gould again return to Bainville.
Ia Ellis was employed on the Con
I'm transfer when he was called tt
Ae colors and will likely go back tt
Il old job when he returns.
Mrs. C. F. Winkenwerder, form
- of +bis Mace but now of Kenne
Sich. Wash, where Mr.. Winkenwer
her is in the harware business, ar
rved last Thursday and has beer
Spending the week visiting at ths
Aome of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Rhes
Ind other friends hereabouts. Mrs
Einkenwerder is on her way hom
Sfter an extended visit with rela
ives in Chicago and at WATERFOWL
Ms.
"Billy" Donohoe of Culbertsol
pent couple of days in the cit,
fhe latter part of last week loohnl
I litter the transferring Of a bunch o
fractor machinery. Mr.. Dorfohoe ha
Become acquainted with the fact tina
Bainville is the logical and reason
Rble distributing point for this PAL
Rf the state on account of its exec
lent railroad facilities and is takin
advantage of that by having machiI
SRry come in carload lots and havin
re-shipped out of here by locs
freight.
@ Frank Provost and Ralph Reynole
transacted business in Williston We!
erday.
J, H. Huff, well known Froid re;
81 estate man. was a business visitc
IN the city Tuesday.
Chas Arrivee, we'll known MOI
dak business man, was a busine:
visitor in the city the fore part
S the week.
Florida Bergseth began a sho
term Of school out in the Gridley di
trct, northeast Of town, on Monds
ID of this week.
81 Atty. Paul Babcock of Plentywot
was in the city a short time yeste
Il day and transacted business befo
e Judge Maguire's court.
q Hook Messenger has accepted
81 position with the Montana Tractor
s Transfer Co., and entered on his ne
duties today.
81 Words received by friends of Mi
q Evelyn Doober today brings the ne'
s that she expects to return to tt
s city some time the coming weeiz a,
vii take up her old position wi
s the Bainville Mere.
Charlie Nelson returned Tuesd
evening from Rochester, Min
Where he has been with his WI
VINO underwent an operation t
appendicitis a short time ago.
reports Mrs. Nelson as getting alo
nicely and expects her home in
short time.
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