The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-06-13
COUNTY ROUNDUP
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q. G. Neville went. to Minot today
4 will return tomorrow with new
bage car.
Mrs. V. G. Russell returned Mon
from an extended visit at Min.
Sofa and Wisconsin points.
The st. Johns Ladies' Aid will
ID their auction sale and dinner al
y IN. Simonson's place, Friday, June
d. Come one, come all.
Stella Marie, three months OLE
u lighter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lun-
died at the Kenmare hospital
Thursday, May 29th, of commissions
he remains were brought here Fri.
~ and taken to their home north
ID here in Canada. This is the
Ii arth child lost by Mr.. and Mrs
mde, and they are indeed deserv-
Ia the sympathy of the entire COM
unity.
John Kramer was here from Dale
4 iew Monday afternoon.
Mrs. M. w. McGovern was here
q nm her farm Monday.
Miss Vera Hunter left Tuesday fo1
4 visit at Ottertail, Mont.
q P. T. Hegseth was called to Fer
us Falls, Mimi, Sunday by the
bath of his father. He returned
Yesterday.
3 Hagen & Thompson, two garage
Il en- of Crosby, N. D., were here the
Hrst Of the week on business matters
Mrs. o. M. Stadig and children re-
Arned to Westby Tuesday after a
Eeek's visit at the home of her moth
\ Mrs. Perry Johnson.
i ]. E. King has been spending the
Eeek here attending to business mat
<ers. This is Mr.. Kings first visit
ksre since leaving in January.
Mrs. A. M. Holt and son John and
laughter Daryle left Sunday for a
kwo weeks visit at the home of her
Tather at Devils Lake, N. D.
Mrs. P. Laley left Tuesday for her
come at Minneapolis, after an ex-
ended visit at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. C. Sells.
Marjorie Markuson and Grace
Wright received their 9Th grade di-
blomas this week, having passed in
sie recent 9Th grade examinations.
he balance of the class will write
again in June at Plentywood.
The Junior Red Cross of the public
School will have all of their sewing
completed this week. The Junior
Red Cross have been working on
garments for the Belgian relief.
o. S. Rounsevill left Wednesday
<or British Columbia, where he will
sojourn for the next month, spending
{he time in fishing and hunting, be-
sides finding a new location.
A dog belonging to Dan Mccall of
Comertown broke a leg last week
and DR.. Sells was called to set the
broken member. Doc reports that
Fractured limbs among the CANNES
re quite frequent lately.
A son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels E. Mel
on of Raymond had the tip of his
light index finger severed Monday
syhen he caught it in the cogs of a
cream separator. DR.. Sells attended
/ he case.
Word received by A. E. Nordes
j rom Mrs. Nordes, who with her two
Sons are at Wolf Point doctoring the
youngest son, Glenn, states that he
I not improving of late, which dis
Couraging news will be regretted by
their many friends here. Mr.. Nordes
expects his family to return soon.
VIM. Estes and Geo. Johnson ar
lived here last Friday from Otter
tail, Mimi, where they have been
visiting the past month. Both
George and Bill were members of the
P1st division and took part in a num-
Der of heated battles in France. Mr..
Estes is visiting his brother, Edward,
while George left the first of the week
for Plentywood where he is employed
in the Montana Motor Co.
Mrs. A NJ. Cadoo is spending the
week with her daughter at Bainville.
A meeting of the school board was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Wetzel Monday evening, and
among other business transacted a
contract engaging the Misses Franey
and McNeely as teachers for the
coming year was signed.