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

Olaf Aasheim was a Plentywood
visitor from Reserve last week.
Geo. Cudhie of Scobey returned to
Plentywood Saturday after a few
days visit at Scobey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Estes of Dooley
spent Saturday transacting business
and ehopping in Plentywood last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Collins left
Tuesday for Chicago where they win
spend the summer.
Gale Tidland, Nellie Helmer and
Bette Engstrom were Poplar girls
who took in the ball game in Plenty
wood Sunday.
DR.. E. w. Eilers, deputy federal
veterinary of Scobey, attended the
stock show at Culbertson last Friday
and Saturday . ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heron mot3
ored over from Raymond Tuesday
evening to attend the Degree of Hon
or Lodge meeting here.
County Agent E. w. Anderson was
among the county officials who at
tended the stock show at Culbertson
last Friday and Saturday.
Carl B. Peterson, Secretary of the
Farm Bureau of Sheridan county,
was in attendance at the stock show
at Culbertson last Friday and Satur-
day. "
E. W.sPalutzke, formerly lumber
man here, left Saturday for Long
Beach, CAL, where he expects to stop
until September when he may return
here.
VIM. Frawley and wife and Luella
and Lillian Larson all of Poplar mot
ored to Plentywood Saturday, to
visit with the Victor Frawley family
here and to take in the ball game
between Poplar and Plentywood
played at the home grounds, Sunday
afternoon.
Ole Tjonmsos and B. N. Nelson,
both of Medicine Lake, were Plenty
wood callers the first of the week,
making this Office pleasant call.
Mr.. Nelson added his name to our
ever growing subscription list.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mellon are en-
pertaining Mr.. Melons brother and
family, who motored out from Min
nesota, for an extended visit in this
country. 49,. ".t-..t.s
Mrs. D. Verheul, daughter Regina
and son, A. Verheul came down from
Canada to have. dental work done IN
Plentywood. The Verheuls live Is
miles north of Dooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Kresbach re-
! turned from Fargo the first of the
week, where Mr.. Kresbach has been
under the doctors care. He is much
improved in health after his stay
there.
The Degree of Honor Lodge met
Tuesday evening in the Lodge rooms
| After the usual business meeting,
lunch was served, the floor cleared,
and the members and their friends
danced for several hours.
VIM. RAIDER, wife and baby, were
Plentywood visitors from Raymond
Thursday, coming over to have some
work done. Mr.. RAIDER says the
crops in that territory are holding
out fine for the dry weather they
have had. $
B. A. Nereson, prosperous farmer
who lives north of Westby was in
Plentywood Monday. Mr.. Nereson
has been busy the past few days get
ting 'signers to referendum petitions
He intends to leave Friday for ST.
Paul, where he is shipping car load
of cattle.
The dance given in behalf of the
brentwood ball team Thursday ev-
| enlng at Lne oTpHeuiH was dIIChoCo
by large crowd and everyone had a
nice time. The proceeds were $4,000
The ball team is trying to raise
enough over expenses to erect q
grand stand on the home grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Holland and
family accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Helgeson of Madoc left Monday
morning, by auto, for Pelican Rapids
Mimi. Miss Clara will return in
two weeks to take up her work in
the Auditors Office, while the return
of the rest is not known at this time
| &c
The Photo Play shown at the Con
gregational Church Thursday, for the
benefit of the Montana Children
Home, was a very good picture ano
well worth the money. The picture
was enjoyed by many Plentywooe
people as we'll as few out-of-towr
folks. The proceeds was about 8 dol
lars.