The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-06-20
CULBERTSON


town today.
/ Robert Sowle of the South Side was
IN town yesterday.
Carl A. Peterson of Antelope WIS.,
tied Culbertson Wednesday.
Mrs Mayme Bewick of brentwood
was In town yesterday.
Knute Hansen has recently been
appointed postmaster at Blair, Mont.
/ Z. &, Lewerenz attended the big
stock sale at Sidney on Wednesday
and Thursday.
Senator John L. Slattery of Glas-
gov was in town Tuesday.
Attorney F. M. Catlin visited
Plentywood OIL legal business Mon
day, returning home Tuesday.
freeman Buck arrived from Yer
mont this morning, where he spent
the winter. He looks fine.
Earl Sullivan and bride and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Bertsch spent Sunday at
the home of J. C. Sullivan.
Mrs. Chas. Ling of Havre is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jimmie
Boyd. Mrs. D. A. Ring of Harlem is
also here.
W. H. Grogan of Glasgow was in
town tuesday looking after the in
terests of the Grogan-Robinson Lum-
Der Company.
Steve Sullivan was invited into the
Married Mems Club at Mondak last
night: 1t cost him 211a bones.
Billy Donohoe got in a shipment
of nine Ford cars and one roadster.
He says they are all sold but one.
Mr.. N. j. Olson and son Refer, of
Williston, are at their farm two
miles south of Culbertson this week.
E. E. Cary has accepted position
in the machinery and farm imple-
ment department of the Tanner &
Rest Company.
j. G. 1zinhower of Flaxville, a
neighbor of Elmer Astrope, came
down to be present at the C. H. S.
Commencement.
F. S. Reed visited Plentywood
Monday and shook hands with many
old friends. He went up with A. L.
Tipp of McCabe.
Two bankers of Froid, J. E. Pet
erson and Geo. w. Anderson were
visiting Culbertson, the future coun-
ty seat on Tuesday.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will meet
at the home of Mrs. L. E. Schow
Thursday, June 10, at 2:3O o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
/ Rev. o. J. Hagen is here visiting
his family. He reports that they
have had rain where he was at Chi
nook and the crops are looking good.
Mrs. Llvermore accompanied by
Rev. Hollis visited the Ladies' Aid at
Brockton last week and called at
the Drew Indian School on returning.
Professor Harter is building a
neat little residence in the east part
of Brockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Johnson and
daughter Lucille, Mr.. w. Hecht and
F. Cole, all of Harlem, We're guests
at the Michigan home this week.
Mrs. Rev. Hagen entertained a few
friends informally at luncheon yes
terday at her home. Those present
were: Mesdames DR.. Ed.1onds, A.
Donaldson, J. A. G. Olson, S.. S.
Moen, H. Nix, R. C. Machgan, L.
Peterson and Mrs. o. J. Hating and
daughter Beatrice from Poplar.
A belfry and flag pole has been
erected over the City Hall.
i Rev. Hollis and Rev. Grow visited
Bainville Monday, where they were
the guests of Mrs. C. F. Fine, after
which they called at McCabe and
Froid.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Stephens, DR..
Miner and Oscar Butts visited friends
in Glendive last week. They were
also hunting agates ON the Yellow
stone.
The Lutheran Church at Bainville
will entertaipe tn econvention of the
Northeastern Montana circuit June
20 to %. Church dedication Sunday
morning, June %.
Mrs. S. J. Gordon Vas Binder of
the Bowdoin Beacon is in town today.
She gave reading and impersona-
ton in the Assembly Room of the
High School at $3.50 Friday after
noon.
Mrs. O. J. Hating and daughter
Beatrice are here this week the
guests of Mrs. H. D. Edmonds. She
is on her way home to Poplar after
visiting relatives in North Dakota
and Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Sullivan are en-
joying company this week from Blue
Earth, MINI. The Misses Mamie
Morgan and Kathryn Sullivan. The
former being niece of Mr.. Sulli-
van and Mrs. A. J. Bertsch.
Judge G. H. Coulter of Helena
arrived in town last evening just in
time to take in the Commencement
Exercises. He is now representing
the State Board of Equalization and
is looking up land values in Roose-
welt County.
J. A. G. Olson has purchased Oscar
Butts interest in the Motor Inn and
is now sole owner. He has changed
the name to "The Auto-Motive Ser
vice Garage"