The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-24
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COMERTOWN

Gus Watland, formerly of Dooley,
arrived in Comertown last week
Thursday en- route to his fathers
place near Gladmar, Sask. Mr.. Wat
land is on the police force at Grand |
Forks, N. D., and had only short
leave.
Fl. L. Phinney and family have
been having a light attack OF the flu
tho past 10 days.
Matt Eaton and Melvin Torgenson
notored to Westby on business last
week Monday, using Mr.. Torgenson' S
Overland.
Mr.. Price threshed late flax for his
neighbors last week Monday.
| Tom Brockley was a Plentywood
visitor last week Saturday.
W. r. Vezina, editor of the Dooley
Sun, was calling north of town one
day last week.
A letter received from Mr.. and Mrs.
John HaucK. formerly of this place,
states they arrived at Bethel o. k. on
! October 9Th. Mr.. Hauck's car was
partly demolished and some of his
goods in railroad wreck.
Ray Mensing and Edward Gallo
way motored to Dooley last week Sat
urday in Mr.. Galloway's red Over,
land.
Mr. Riggs has completed fine job
Of pIasteflng for Mr.. Bruvold and Is
kept busy now days around Conner
town.
John Nelson, manager of the Farm
ers elevator at Comertown, motoreo
to Weybun on business Saturday OF
last week.
E. S. Strand motored to Dooley
: last week Saturday.
John Matson is having a drilled
J we'll put down on his farm south OF
town.
u. J. McCalls and the twin schoo
/ teachers spent last Sunday Afternoon
at the Ray Mensing home.
: Jacob Ehrmantraut was taking
t school census last week of Mr.. Ehr
mantraut is Clerk of School Distric
No. SO.
: Mr.. Abe Medders and Henry Ehr
= mantraut were hauling coal from tn
:. Beiver mine last week.
s Whist party at N. A. Harris las
o Saturday evening was an enjoyabl
affair and lasted well into the morn
ing. Herby took home the boob
Y prize.
IS If you haven't sent in your dolla
e to the Anti-Lute fund do it now. LIE
e us do our bit.
is Johnnie Nelson of Scobey visite
with his old friend, Ray Mensing las
week. Mr.. Nelson has been farmin
n, on the state reserve, but crops wei
a very poor this year.
n Otto Pohle is building an additlo
le on the east side of his store for VIII
IS ter quarters for himself and famil
n. Mr.. Pohle is doing a fourishing bus
ness in ComertoWn and will now
r handy to open up his store to accon
er modate his patrons at any time.
ne Mr.. Rostad is installing a flo
nd furnace in his store. Mr.. Rostad b
re lieves in being up to date in eve
way and is enjoying a fourlshll
business.
ny When you find the old gang pre-
re calling man "a professional aglt
IT. tor" you can be fairly sure that t
ID gang has tried to buy him out a
1le couldnt.-Leader.
ne A man who has good attenti
nd ear for gossip seldom has anythi
MS else.
ar Peder Bruvold has been under
weather altely suffering from a Zig
attack of the flu.
led Edward Joice is hauling his w
ok, ter supply Of hay the past week.
RS, Joice has considerably farm We
to done preparing for bumper Ct
OK next year.
ks. Edward Galloway left Monday
ur- a winters job in the Beiver coal mi
ain N. A. Harris and family visi
ing with VIM. Corcorans and Br
Kings Sunday afternoon.