The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-30

on a business trip Friday of last
week.
Geo. Brandenberg and J. w. Ator,
deputy assessors, spent Tuesday as
sessing Navajo and vicinity.
Misses Frain and McNeeley of the
Dooley school We're business visitors
at the County School Superintend-
ent's office Saturday.
A marriage license was issued to
Roy Lantzenhiser, of Antelope, and
Joybelle Austin, of Greve, Mont, by
Clerk of Court Girard this week.
Fred Herman, we'll known farmer
of the Coalridge country, was in
Plentywood Thursday on business.
While in the city he called at the old
barn.
Miss Alice Malquist has infection
in her foot as the result of silver
run through her shoe. She mas been
unable to walk on it though it is
much better now.
Miss Aggie May Duffy entertained
the teachers at her home Tuesday.
This is one of the series of enter
tainments being given here in honor
of the teachers of Plentywood.
Mice Tloro -,
Plentywood Tuesday, en- route from
Mildly to Scobey. Miss Horvick has
finished her school term at Mildly
where she has taught the past year.
The Juniors will entertain the
Seniors, Sophomores, Freshmen and
faculty Saturday evening in the
Community Hall. Miss Margaret
O'Grady will be toast mistress of the
evening.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
L. Nelson has been SICK the past week
with the measles He is much i'm
proved at this time There has been
several. cases of measles here in the
past few weeks.
.
Henry Holdahl returned Sunday from
/ overseas service Henry served as
sergeant in the H D. @ Company OF
the infantry His company was in
the fighting in the Arrogon woods
and other battles.
Sheriff JACK Bennett and E. c.
Holland returned from Warm Springs
Tuesday evening They motored uI
from Culbertson. Messrs. Bennett
and Holland took two insane men tc
Warm Springs last week.
y Misses Alma and Clara Holland
! and Ethel Lockren, and Messrs
Nathe and Gullickson were Plenty.
wood people that were entertained al
a midnight supper after the dance
!, at the Elwood home is Outlook Sat
. urday.
The opening day at Brush Lake re
g sort proved a success. There were
u about twenty people from Plenty
!, wood there and all report a fine time
and say the lake is a splendid place
The Plentywood band will fuInisl
the music for the dance there mex
E Sunday.
The dance at Stivers Hall in Out
look was attended by a large crowd
both of town and out-of-toWn PEG
: pie. There was a large crowd 0
- Plentywood people present. I'll
J. music was fine and although the ev
l. ening was warm, everyone enJoye
the dance.
lie R. Gibson and niece, Gertrud
d Johnson of Rockwell, Iowa, arrive
q last Wednesday for a visit with MI
Gibson's daughter, Mrs. Leo Zeidiel
and family. Mr. Gibson made trl
" to this country about nine years az
j. before the ranfoads had arrived, an
is therefore is acquainted with many
c. the old timers.
Charles Dahlin returned HON
er Tuesday evening from foreign Sc
t. vice. Mr.. Dahlin spent about mir
o. months in France and though he We
S. not in the fighting bunch he was 9
at duty on the battle line most OF tt
time. Mr.. Dahlin's musical taller
will be added to our band in tt
St Decoration Day celebration.
to
is The Plentywood baseball tea
er' plays their first game of the sease
St May 80, with Archer at the Plent
woodwood ball park. The boys ha'
spent considerable time practicl1
ar the past few days. The time has n
rs vet been decided though it will S
ed for a time which will not interfe
av with the program at the Orpheul
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