The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-07-11

peafance.
ole Epler and family are visiting
| relatives here
i Mrs. Geo. Heising and son Robert
are visiting at the DR.. C. Sells home
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. OLaughlin are
the proud parents of-ababy girl, born
/ Monday, June 80.
/ 4 baby boy was born to Mr.. and
3Irs. Peter Erickson at the Eric OF
son home at Comestown, Saturday
Juao 18th.
@. 81 Rounsevill returned Wednes-
day from British Columbia, ghere he
purchased ESQ acres Of lake shore
and.
Mn. and Mrs. Tllos. ,Brockley were
here from Comertown "Wednesday.
Ar. Bloc<ley returned the same dav
from a visit at WiIliston, Wis.
j. J. Johnson and wife Of Mime
apols, Mimi, arrived here last Fri
day. M. Johnson returned Mondar.
bat hrs. johnson win remain here fol
soras time.
Geo. Epler and Peter Schumacher
naotoIed to Medicine Lake Monday.
On Monday afternoon, June %, oc-
CURED the wedding Of Mr.. Albert
Cornell Norman and Miss Helpa
OLena Riggs, both of Dooley, Rev. f.
" Savage officiating. The couple
were attended by Miss Emma Nor
nan and Enaiel Riggs. A wedding
LANCE was given at the Rigg farm
thursday night, to which MANY in
Tited guests attended. The happv
couple viii make their future home
or the groom's homestead miles
Pcrthwest o. Dooley.
Oscar Iverson left Monday for
'ai1ta,l, MINI.
The J. P Anderson farm is near
ing completion.
Peter Hegs<th Inotorad to Plenty
Wood Monday morning.
Rev. j. @. BrensdanI returned Sat
uTday from trip TO the cities.
+ Irs. Tikken Olson is VISITING
-1ends and relatives near Scobey.
Carpenter " Grocer faisb~c
building The Franc Rebman residence
Ionday.
Rev. larson Of Powers Lake, Md.
vas the guest OF Rev. j. o. Brens-
tteliit tCcC1tlt.
The dance at the w. J. Bye farm
Saturday night was well attended
and all report an excellent time.
Mrs. Fl. c. Hanson and son Cliff
lord left last Thursday for Evans
vile, 4llnn., TO visit her parents.
Hiss Hazel Reed left last week
for Crosby, n. D., where she has
3 position as saIeslady in q general
store.
Peter Hegseta aad family moved
into the N. K Markuaon residence
last week, which Trey recently pur-t
chased.
14lss Lillian Nelson returned to her
home Monday after assisting at the
" hlte Kitchen restaurant the past
~ . recent meeting Of the beard
2s school district No. 80, d. ]. Mo
Cal resigned as clerk, and
tt'lIlanntraut was appointed to sue
coed him.
M. and Mrs. P. c. Neville and |
-ars. 4. ii. Holt were Grenora. N /
d. visitors Tuesday and Wednes-
". D. Do0ley and family left We'd |
neesday morning for Miles Civ
Mont, &c take in the annual Roundup
at that place.
Mrs. Joe Nelson and dapobta,
Blanche left Saturday for Kenmare
where the latter was taken to the
henmre Hospital.
Miss Gladys Orr, who has been
visiting at the A. III. Holt home. t6a
pas. week, LETT Tuesday for her
1ome at Powers Lake, N. D.
The jim johnson, Iver A. johnson.
w. Il. Lerbeck and Crist Olson fani-
les ana Walter Bergland spent Sun
lay at the IngTold Iyerson farm.
" a wright was an Opheim Wis
tor the latter part Of last week. He
itatde crops about Opheim and Glen
ana were better than he had antici-
,ated
4. F. Mclean, Peter Schumacher
lie Aspelund and A. N. Wankle were
a town several days the past weak
-ualtlng the books at the Equity ele-
,ator.
Rev. Ness Of Westby held services
It the R. c. Rasmussen home Sun
,ay afternoon. Alta May Pauline.
ne infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
rasmussen was baptized.
A. A. johnson returned Monday
rom trip to Raymond, WASH. and
ther west coast points. Mr.. John
on is quite favorably impressed with
hat country.
Several of the men of the village
ave organized a tennis association
nd a court is being erected on the
all grounds. A cordial invitation is
xtended to all who wish to play
ennis to join the association.
Local showers the past three or
our nights have greatly improved
rop conditions. While a good soak /
1g rain would tend to insure a fair !
rop. yet we should be thankful for
mall favors.