The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-11-28
COUNTY ROUNDUP
Interesting County Items From
Our Exchanges and Readers
CuIbertson

yesterday.
T. M. Armstrong of Brockton was
in town Monday.
Anton Cattaneo returned Saturday
from Chicago.
A wild deer ran through Cuibert-
sen streets last Friday.
County Attorney Walton is still
i'll in the hospital at WI. sten
Grandma Melton arrived here Sun
day and Mrs Nye returned to ST.
Paul.
Frank Svoboda was in from his
South Side farm Wednesday. The
family have also moved onto the
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Oeliers a.
rived home from Racine, Wis, Mon
day. Mr.. OeIkers is much improved
but not yet well.
Miss Maude Nugent accompanied
Mrs. Lucille Newell to her horne and
spent the week visiting with friends
in Plentywood.
Mrs. John Mccormack and Mr., l..
c. Widner and family left Tuesday
for Bradford, Kansas. Mrs. McCoi7n-
ack will return in the spr;n.r.
Mrs. C. F. French has closed her
millinery store, and left yesterday
for Seattle to join her husband. She
will return after the New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Osebald will OPP
en- the Coffee House tomorrow. The
whole place has been thoroughly
renovated, painted and papered.
Owen Rutter sold one Of his farms
near Bainville this week to Ira Parks,
32s acres, well improved He also
traded for house and lot in Minot.
Rev. o. ]. Hagen came home two
weeks ago yesterday. He broke a
bone in his leg, getting off a moving
auto. He still uses crutches but is
almost recovered.
Mrs. G. w Tanner and MS Flor
ence Becker left Monday Tor Mime
apolis, where they will spend the
winter.
Mrs. w. S. Evans left yesterday
for Everett, Wash She win spend
the winter az that point, La Grande,
Ore, and Boise, Idaho, and will re-
turn here N ~ spring.
Miss Mar : per, State Super
intendent, visited the Culbertson
schools last Friday. She expressed
her approval Of the outline of the
years wo-k ub-nit5ed ~ the fac,.l-
ty.
All kinds of fun was had at the
Masquerade last Thursday. Mr.. and
Mrs. I. /, J1nsan took first prize as
the best dress ed couple, anil Mutt
& Jeff, Victor Wilson and Lee Moore,
A letter from Rev. w. H. HaIy at
tesk first as most comic couple.
Minneapolis, states that Mrs. HaIy
left the hospital Tuesday and they
expect to be at home at Froid this
week.
The following persons sllipped
cattle to Chicago markets yesterday:
Owen Rutter, 2 cars; O'Connor Bros,
cars; H. C. Bjorge, 1 car. Oscar
Butts went along, representing II. c.
Bjorge, the balance made the trip
personally.
Mrs. F. NJ Catlin entertained a
party at the Princess last Saturday
night in honor of Mrs. Florence Beck
er. The guests were IS follows: Mrs.
Becker, Mrs Brooks, Mrs. Dick, Mrs.
G. A. James, Malge Disk, arl Ida
Siette. After the show they went to
Mrs. Catlin's home and spent several
pleasant hours eating delicious
lunch and playing cards.
The Tanner & Best store was bur-
glarized by an amateur Monday
night. The side door was pried open
by crow bar or jimmy The money
in the till, amounting to about SO
was taken and $40 belonging to the
Lever Missouri River Chapter Of the
Red Cross which was in the custody
Of Marguerite Fergus, the bookkeep-
er for Tanner & Best. Miss Fergus
says if the burglar will return the
Red Cross money no questions will
be asked.
Louis S. Davis Of Great Falls, rep
rescnting the State Highway Com
mission, w. III. Carnrike of Missoula
representing the Federal Highway
Commission, County Surveyor Scott
Hart and our three county commits
sioners were all in Culbertson last
night. They had just finished locat-
ing the state highway from Culbert-
son to Brockton. We are assured
that the road over the hills from the
Big Muddy bridge to Brockton will
be the one favored by the state and
federal officers. These parties viii
all meet at Glasgow, with the various
Commercial Club representatives to.
morrow night and also with the Coco
Reads meeting at Wolf Point Satur.