The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-26

o.shons of Reserve spent
e J. a with with friends here
& rstIllaS ,oop+ of Culbertson visit
Franz 119?ssds here the latter part o. last
sb County Attorney George
# H. .ps sS'5c55" Christmas at his s'o0s'
! pns. ,,;,lioan of Mondak spent
Bert MlI With his mother and SIS
here p.Ogo. a 500 line CONDUCTOR n5
i a J. Pp{ the holidays at the Plen-
,oos Alice MalQuist is sp "bd rss ide
MS ,,s With her parents WHO ie'i0e
zpsar A ,'oni9an. the prominent ply
Il Dr.. Mans ss, @rl Of Outlook was a
jd saIn,,% %l,od visitor today
sn'y BRADY. an insurance man OF
Il |. +; , Pi~"s was transacting bust
|Gl r. here eth the past week, ~
PES mn and Mrs. H. L. Watson and
Mr.. T Inilev spent the week end at
Fare 1ll':t+o Do" returning Monday.
FllI''J J3-l,o+ ball teams returned
The d. o@S Main line yesterday where
. Es1 defeated 5t BajnvilIe and CulOeft-
sora - Mrs, E. G. Pennock of
,. NJ. %''[ came up Wednesday TO
E ..nd the holidays at the Be"'ck
home, uvronjck went to Flaxvil'c
haa MARY Where she will spen1 the
1 aIne1s' with her sister Mrs. Leonard
So n,sf uiIbrook of Medicine Lake
nd Prof. Livingston OF Won IL. ROM I'M
S .Itparded the District Court mere the
last week. 49, ,ooo1
MI MlI' faculty. left Saturday morning
%nO Ior home in Minneapolis, where
i lSa will viii spend the holidays.
nv DIFF and Mrs. Frank L. Houston
l fnUn, 70 Mondak Thursday morn
re- Issul o ,ff spending the past week
s ssS attending to business matters.
VIM RAIDER, the Mike Pappenfus
s.n,iIy and the Schnitgen family au-
. .slI' n from Raymond to attend Mass
VIZ tbe Catholic church Christmas
day.
loo Combs, a prominent attorney
- Valley City, who is counsel for the
Soo Railroad Company, was attend
NO TO business matters IN this city
last week.
A r Erickson, one of our rising
ming attorneys, left Monday morn
;ng for his home in Lacrosse, Wis!
where N he will spend the holidays and
visit his parents.
\ A. Bestland and Magnus Lee
hotb of Antelope, were in Plenty
vnod on business Wednesday. While
in the city they made the Producers
News office a pleasant call.
The Misses Inanda Brenden anC
Belle Anderson, who are attending
High School in Plentywood, left last
Friday afternoon for Flaxville, where
they will spend their vacation.
Miss Bertha Harris attended tshl5
dance here Christmas Eve. Miss Har
ris has lust returned from balmy
Florida and expects to leave for Sc
attic in the very near future.
Miss Alma Holland came dow1
from Madoc Saturday to spend thu
holidays at her home here. In the
meantime Miss Holland is assisting
in County Agent Anderson's office.
A delightful dinner party was Civ
en- by Miss Margaret Braden a
Vests" Saturday night in honor o.
Prof. Houston and wife of Mondak
who are spending the week end here
Miss Vera Melchow left last Fri
cay morning for Fargo, N. D., wher'
she will spend the holidays with he.
parents who reside there. Miss Mel
chow expects to return here afte
New Years.
Frank Champlin arrived here Wed
neSday firm Fairview and will spen'
tie holidays here with friends. Franl
was former employee of the Sheri
Dan County State Bank and has
host Of friends here.
Axel Bake returned from CAM
Lewis on a furlough, with a commits
sion as an officer. His friends an
Schoolmates here are glad to hear o
MS advancement. He expects to re
turn some time next week.
Mr.. A. F. Ziebarth left last wee
Tor Aberdeen, S. D., where he wa
called by the serious illness of hi
laughter, Mrs. Owen Makins. Wor
vas later received that Mrs. Maxim
lad passed away before he arrived
Dr. and Mrs. Ziebarth have tn
of the entire, communit
IL their recent BEREAVEMENT, -