The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-06-27
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Canada, stopped here tuesday for a
few hours. Mr.. Taylor drove through
from Iowa in his Overland Sedan.
A. N. Wankel attended meeting
of the Union of American Society of
Equity at Great Falls, Mont, last
Friday and Saturday.
E. G.. Bernau and family drove up
from Antelope Tuesday to attend the
League speaking at Community Hall
and also to visit his sister, Mrs. Mar
tin Nelson, and family.
Mrs. Hamilton and daughter Mil
bred, who have been visiting at the
Christensen home of this city the
past two weeks, left Sunday for
their home in st. Paul.
Born, to Rev. and Mrs. B. V. Frid-
ley, Sunday morning, baby girl.
All concerned are doing nicely. We
join with the friends of the family
in extending congratulations.
Jim Rose of Outlook was sentenced
to Deer Lodge for term OF from
T to IA years for horse stealing. Mr..
L. Forncrook took him to Deer Lodge
last night to start serving his term.
Walter E. Benson called at this Of
fee to renew his subscription to the
| Invest paper of the county, while In
from Mildly to attend the League
speaking held at Community Hall
Tuesday.
Vodica Stevens, Miss Ellen Will
son, Alice Bjerke, Mr.. LANCER and
Mr.. Grave, all of Plentywood, visit
ed Miss Irene Murphy on her claim
near Medicine Lake Tuesday even
ing.
! Eighth grade examinations will be
held in Plentywood August 1929, fol
those who failed in the June examl
nations. Evidence of the work done
in preparation for the examination:
) will be required.
The brentwood baseball team will
5 plav Grenroa at the home grounds
= Sunday, June 20. It will be i'm
game, both teams being in the pin
of condition. This game will Civ
: the fans an opportunity to see GU
0 new pitcher work out.
The Poplar baseball team playe
u Wo<nacsjlu Nf
n week, Poplar winning the game, tn
score being Is to in favor Of POI
lar. Oscar Gullickson and Buc
t Munson. both of the Plentywoo
S team, played on the Grenora team.
Harry D. Arnold, Intertype sale
10 man Of this territory called on tt
= printing establishments > here
Wednesday of this week. Mr.. Ar
old reports the southeast part z
a the state in fine condition for crol
TT but the western part needs ram ga
ly.
-, Mrs. II. L. Chaplin left Saturd;
IL evening with Mr.. and Mrs. h
Iutzeheiser for Antelope. Fro
there she will motor across to Mil
&C Citv to attend the general car
~ meeting of the Advent church. nj
Chaplin expects to return in t
weeks.
cd The EQUITY picnic held at WelliI
" hall, Monday, June %, was atteno
bv a large number of farmers a
families. There were races
~ speaking through the day and GA
ne mo in the evening. A large crowd
brentwood young folks motored
- to the dance.
w Ole E. Anderson motored o
from Terry, Mont, last Thursday
visit his brother Peter Anderson,
m we'll known farmer in this sectl
He left here to visit his wife's 2
1t. ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Oh We
N. D., Tuesday. After TWO wee
yea vacation he will return TO Terry
lex. GRANT-BRYANT
VALLEY County News: 4ester
10Th afternoon, June 10Th, Raymond
Jun Grant, of Redstone, and FANNIE
,rn- ant. of Jordan, were married IN
narlors of the Glasgow hotel IN
CITY, by Rev. A. N. Llvdanl' Pa
Geo. of the Lutheran church.
,een e r..
this G. A. Esval came in from II
Tuesday, to attend the League 81 y
inc at Community Hall. Whlle
.edi- the city he called in and renewed s
( to subscription to the best paper a
cap eastern Montana. Mr.. Esval reF
the crops in fair condition IN
section. They have had ram
d toI since our last rain.
thei
nifty Mrs. VIM. Best Of Raymond
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ed. 9 S
of Malta, visited Mrs. Chas. VIC
ague of Plentywood several Gays =,
to week. Mr.. and MRS. Des. nv
the across to Culbertson with MRS; :
ner Saturday to catch the Vrair
Malta. the Bests returning TO
for mcnd the same day.
week.
Sas- Clarence Jensen, the new pl
of the Plentywood team al