The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-21
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Members of the Birthday Club and
several other invited guests gave
Yrs. T. B. Tasa a pleasant surprise
at her home last Monday afternoon,
The occasion being in honor of her
pleasant time spent. Before leaving
the ladies' presented Mrs. Tasa with
very appropriate gift.
d. J. S. Geiser, our local dentist,
was down to Bainville the first of
The wec, on professional business.
The people CT that town are very
anxious that Dr.. Geiser give them a
part Of his time each week for den
tai work, so he has decided to spend
Thursday and Friday of each week
at that point beginning next week.
Wired Johnson was business
visitor at Plentywood Monday.
A. Il. Strand came up from Wild
rose, n. D., Wednesday for a few
days visit with his wife and family.
). }. Dorothy entertained at an
other stag party last Friday night.
"MSt, with refreshments and a
smoker was enjoyed throughout the
evening. The boys all report tip
top time.
Grin W. Root was down from
homestead, Monday. Mr.. Root has
JUST recently returned from Seattle
Tlere he spent several months in the
shops.
C. c. Scott, Bert Baker and Ed
ySGn attended a meeting of the
hFGlclne Lake l. o. o. F., Monday
agAt at which time considerable
%fd degree work was conferred
lie boys all report a tlne time.
Inc next Lyceum number will be
r5 :a here Tuesday night, March
-21 William Page and wife, both
%..ftaners of rare ability have
G Gyn selected for that date and come
~Sn-y recommended by both press
n I[ :, and Mrs. Ed. Beauchamp anC
~.' 1oung returned the first of the
s ss5k from two months visit anc
,o gut seeing trip through Washing
ION and Idaho.
,. - W. Schnitzler returned the frs
Ae week from Los Angeles, Cal.
VIII, y4{Ie ne spent the past two month:
S' 1 ms family who will remain
rat tre Tor another month or so befor,
bo DsII Herein and family arrived
AZ" os, ms week from Rake, Iowa, will
tysf OF stock, machinery and house
Il, goods and have moved out OF
Pai+d l"FiA formerly owned by w. 6
ain ill., ana Mrs. F. L. Darland enter
Ta nSu at a whist party Wednesda,
bo s- ~ Mrs. Ed. Beauchamp wol
n G 5Su,eS high honors and Miss Hell
p 'T III the consolation prize. Nh
ge, Pen 55o,. y. was first man in tn
Sra hSt while L. C. Hollar ha
H. g 3 al his own way in the rae
Wor me much coveted "booby."
Carl OI "a mas been received here tina
non n ,An&ppen who has seen severa
Fs n,.iS service at the front i
On ~ landed safely at New Yor
gar r.e IN, and is now at Cam
H. !; N; D., awaiting his discharge
} day. !" "Kely to land here most an
4, The 9,, G, W. Place auction sale he'll
Meoo" Wednesday drew a crowd of be
and 'n NV, TWO and three hundred peopl,
The ".snough the day was rather ra'
b" TOW stuck until everything ha
jrc ct disposed of. The sale was cor
orors by auctoneer Richwine an
Plaoeeo Very satisfactory to M
ervtS; aS We'll as to the buyers. EN
pco S5iing IS said to have brought
trS oack kngsbury returned sunda
Nen m FAIRFIELD, Ohio, where he hi
tnci.. 'ae past year in the service (
% S sam. Jack has again take
sto,o nlS former position in the dru
Tina 1t begins to look like o
Ga IL 70 see the boys back at the
d ~ iOOS again after spending montl
ua &c service in the camps and ;
oDa a n IN France. Every few da,
III 4 l. IL