The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-14
SCOBEY

". J. WohIers went to Balnvllle
business mission yesterday morn
1. V. Dieter of Antelope was IN
Scobey last week. Mr.. Dieter was an
aspirant for the Office of County
Commissioner to succeed John A. An
derson of Froid, who is now a resi-
dent of the newly created county o.
Roosevelt.
Mrs. Geo. Case returned Sunday
after a two months visit IN st. Paul
and other cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Bennett arrived
home from California and other coast
states Tuesday.
D. A. Bostick left last week Thurs
day for San Francisco having re-
ceived word that his brother was Ill.
E. W. Battleson and family re-
turned last week from Minneapolis
where they have been the past month
or so.
Vern Walters received a message
Saturday that his mother was very
i'll in California and left for there
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harmon re-
turned Wednesday from Mannon,
Ind, where they have been visiting
for the past three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Larsen returned
Sunday from Michigan and other
eastern states where they have
been spending the winter months.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrean Fruen re-
turned Saturday from the army camp
at Georgia. Their many friends wei
come them back to Scobey.
E. T. Peterson, of the firm Of
Battleson & Co., returned with nj!
family from Litchfeld, Mimi, where
he has been spending part Of the
winter.
Fred A. Stearns, formerly of th'
Marsh Implement Co., of Scobey
was here a few days last week from
Minot where he and his family ar
now located.
Miss Edith BONES is the recipien
of a German helmet right from tn
battle front, her Uncle John Upsol
who is with the army Of occupation
having sent it to her.
The Scobey Meat Market has
brand new marble counter, which ar
rived last week, and makes consider
able improvement in Proprietor Dahl
GUSTS place of business.
A Farm Bureau meeting too
place at the Masonic hall last Mon
day afternoon, March 10th.
A party was given at the home 0
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Nelson Friday CIV
ening in honor Of the teachers o
Scobey. The time was spent il
music, playing cards, games, etc
Miss Minnie Nelson winning the hea
prize at the card games and r. T
Sichardson the foot prize. A del
cious spread was partaken of, tn
hostess doing herself proud and a
declared it very pleasant evening.
L. ]. Conlan was in from Yves
Fork Tuesday. He says they ar
busy this week moving the FRS
State Bank of West Fork to it's ne
location at Oswego on the Main lin
of the Great Northern. When tn
bank was started the promoters e1
pected the railroad to build throug
there soon but it's failure to do s
has necessitated their present NOV
Mrs. Gilbert Bake was visitin
at Plentywood over Sunday.
J. F. Haun received word frol
Mrs. Haun who has been at Stau1
ton, Va, recuperating after her il
ness in Scobey. On arriving Their
she had again been taken sick b.
is now able to be around again. 81
expects to be baci> here about Apr
1st Carl is doing we'll at college.
Rev. L. P. Kjer left for Flaxvil
Tuesday morning where he has take
up his residence until about mil
summer when he will again reside
Scobey. He will attend to his co
gregations however as usual and
the time stated in his regular churt
announcements for Scobey, Orvii
and Flaxville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van L. Ross returns
Monday from Big River, Sask., whe
they have been for the past S
weeks. Mr. and Mrs Anderson, vi
accompanied them, left for MINI
apolis where they now are. TIL
say they enjoyed themselves il