The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-12
r0IJNTY ROUNDUP
Continued from Page Six)
Flaxville

or Grav was a passenger TO
Pro1e7soUd this Thursday morning.
plenty"UUO I Cookingham of Scobey
Rev mess ~ visitor in our city to-
day. - Miller from south of town
AlpeISs ,,s;ness caller in Plentywood
was p'0'-'
Friday FHie Lund, teacher of the in
n1ls e35 grades went this morning
to r., rem Henry Moulden is spending
MIS- IS With her sister who lives on
the res onG = Mrs. w. A. Clark are the
MI, rent, orr Of baby born We'd
pro9nr December, weight seven
POta1lltPpii asnel, proprietor of the Grill
cofc was business VISITOR at oco-.
CaeiI lost week. He returned home
Th I4ah1e 'Thayer Of Madoc stopped in
MAIL Mall a short time Sunday after
fiaA'l On route to her home, after
nO noon nc Thanksgiving with her
b r2tngl s to Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
- born GaI an eight pound baby girl,
fheiP1, November 80. Mr.. and Mrs.
SUM- gl5ns live % miles south on the res
ovation -.,,o hoe boon VISITING for
INC time with her daughter, Mrs.
I .uinLson, left this morning for Min
A sao+a where she will spend the
n I';ntpr with her brother.
WIZ Tosnnb Kulick, who has been Wis
80; o0et At the home of his sister, Mrs.
I W A Kurtz, left Friday morning
w. W, bis home in central Minnesota.
No. No. Ku1ick was well pleased with the
in l of our country.
Fred Krassin, one. OF sheridan
colntv's prosperous farmers, moved
nth his family to FlaXville the fore
mlyt' Of the week. They will occupy
E g~ upper apartments of the Egan
honse this winter
'iO Henry Nouden returned from Min
roanoIis the fore part of the week,
Where he had been on business.
Miss Clare Tollefson, who is en-
nfovpd at the Flaxville Drug store,
F9: been off duty for the past week
On account of blood poisoning. I'm
der the care of Dr.. Healy she is i'm
nroving rapidly and will be back to
her post in a few days.
NeIs Nyhus, who lives south of
town on the reservation, was caller
IN FIaxyille Yesterday Mr.. Nyhus
was one of the many farmers who
were not lucky enough to get their
fax threshed before the storm, he
did. however, get It stacked.
w. Z. McCurray was badly injured
while threshing on the Roy Dunn
farm last Tuesday, About ten o'clock
Mr.. McCurry who was acting as en-
gineer, was signaled to stop the en-
gine. When there was no response
the crew Immediately Investigated
Thew found him lying unconscious
along the side of the engine. Mr.
Curry had been struck in the face il
someway and a large cash cut. DR.
Healy was called who dressed the
wound and about seven o'clock in the
evening Mr.. McCurry regained con
Sciousness and rested easy the RESI-
of the night. The cause of the acci
dent so far is unknown.
A deal was conSummated last Tues
day, whereby Mr.. Boyer of the Boye1
Hotel sold the furnishings of the no
tel to Pete Kurtz who owned tht
building. Mr.. Kurtz in turn sold th'
building and equipment to Pete Jer
key Of Outlook, who will assume thu
charge Of the place December 18th
Mr. Jerkey will continue the same
efficient service that Mr.. Boyer ha
given-that is of serving three goo'
big meals q day and also rent fur
niShed rooms. The people of Flax
vile will be pleased to hear that Nh
BOyerS will remain with us, as h
still keeps and will conduct his nea
market.