The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-06-06
CULBERTSON

| CULBEkISON
Ole Belland of Mondak was in
town Tuesday.
John F. Seel of Mondak was in
town Tuesday,
John Lundquist of Bainville was
here Wednesday.
Miss Rose Holt of Mona was a
Culebrtson visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Kelly of Plen-
tywood were in town Tuesday.
A terrific wind storm and heat
wave ragged all day Thursday.
Earl Sullivan was up from Mondak
Tor the dance Saturday night.
P. S. Carlton and A. l.. Carlton of
Brockton were here Saturday.
Re-. o. j. Hagen is spending the
week with his family in CuIbertson.
Mt. and Mrs. AIT St.om We're in
town Saturday and attend ID the big
Ounce 1fat night.
Z. NJ. Armstrong. the merchant at
Erockton, was here Saturday and at
t:,l. d the dance.
Ben H. Johnson, former clerk and
recorder of Sheridan county, visited
Culbertson Friday night.
Editor T. J. Hooking Of Glasgow
was in town last Friday and Satur-
day nights.
T. w. Vail, Eli Brown ant Ed.
Bowerman, all Of .AnGes, Rlchland
county, were in town Tuesday.
Jack Culwell of Brotktcn. but for
a long time livery man at Culbert-
son, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Myrtle Donaldson and Mrs.
Mamie Bewick, now of Plentywood,
were here for the dance Saturday
night.
Mrs. M. Olson of Cando, N. D., is
here looking after the interests of
her stock ranch on the South Side.
Frank P. Miller of the South Side
was in town a couple of days this
week looking after his farm inter-
ests. iss
Charles Green, Victor Wilson and
I o. J. Anderson autoed to Fairview
last Thursday morning on business.
Mr.. Phillips, representing the Pho
neer Oil & Gas Co. Of Williston, spent
several days in Culbertson this week.
J. w. Schnitzler of Froid was in
town Wednesday. He is farming on
a large scale this summer besides
looking after his banking interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Sullivan and
sons, also Mrs. Bassett of Froid,
Mabel Evans of Culbertson and Earl
Sullivan of Mondak spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Sui
Ivan at Brockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Wedge and
family are in Culbertson this week
as guests of Mr.. Wedges parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Wedge. They ar
rived last Friday morning and ex-
pect to remain about week.
Mrs. E. E. Cary and son joined her
husband in Culbertson Tuesday. She
came here from the Black Hills coun-
try in South aDkota. Mr.. and Nrs.
Cary will reside on their farm or
the reservation about IS miles west
of Culbertson.
Harold Knutson and A. Kapinois
accompanied by his sister Anna Kap
inois and Miss Beatrice Stephenson
autoed down from Poplar to attenc
the dance Saturday night and spen
Sunday with Miss Maude Nugent.
P. P. Eie of Medicine Lake was in
town over Sunday.
Soren Larsen and Rev. Damsko1
were in town Tuesday. The latter
was on his way home from Sidney
Mr.. Larson reports that his son En-
manuel Larson, who is member o.
the U. S. Navy, left New York last
Friday for Liverpool and from Their
will 90 to France for a shipload OF
, troops.
9 Ben Scott representing the Hom
6 Insurance Company with headquar
tiers at Great Falls, is here this weel
:. visiting the Citizens State Bank. He
= in company with c. c. Lewerenz an
! J. S. Day attended the Bankers Con
: :. vention at Sidney on Wednesday.
; Mrs. Roxie Hall left Friday TO
Rochester, Mimi, where she will b
operated upon for tumor. AS;
y Hall. her brother-in-law, was oper
ated upon at the same Mayo Hospita
for APPENDICITIS on Saturday, May Il
He is reported to be getting alon
fine.
: Joe Svoboda, one of Culbertson
: soldier boys, arrived home iron
. France last Saturday and attende
the "Welcome Home" dance Satur
> day. the same night. He has gon
to the Svoboda ranch. He saw activ
service in France, but we have n
data for further details.
w. L. Rose, who recently purchase
q the Sylvester Cooper farm and tn
! Diamond Ranch for the Mid We'
Developing Company, has leased Il
;, Office building one door south OF Il
Il Star Market. Here he will have Il
Company office and viii deal wit
= real estate and conduct the busine
!. of the Company.
A bunch of Froid people were
a town Yesterday afternoon, doing son
K shopping. Among those presel
v. were Grant LIE Moline, Banker Al
derson, County Commissioner Ande
: son. Mr.. Wolf, merchant, Banker
he E. Peterson, Banker J. W. Schnlt
% Ter, and others, some OF them belr
,e accompanied by their wives