The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-09-12

e. ~. OmDIVlC OF 0QeO1C1uS LAX
was a Plentywood caller Tuesday o
this week.
E. o. Teigen, an Antelope farmer
visited the Farm Bureau Office Tues
day. Mr.. Teigen is planning on put
ting in a special seed field Of Petku.
winter rye.
Lyndale Griffitt, Erwin .Helgenson
Babe Winnicke and William Toson'
Of Scobey. attended the dance he'll
at the Plentywood Community hal
last Saturday night. a.... Il
Albert G. Peterson and George Nc.
Cleod Of Dooley were Plentywood
visitors Tuesday and both are inter-
ested in putting in special SEED fields
Of Kubanka Durum wheat.
Miss Cecil Overland, formerly en-
ployed in the Clerk and Recorders
office has accepted a position in the
Clerk Of Courts Office and started on
her new duties Monday Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Jay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Galloway, Mrs. VIM. Nell
vile, and Miss Mable DOWNRIGHT, all
of Flaxville, were in the county seat
Monday, attending the Nakken d.
vorce case.
Guy A. Nelson, Assistant Auditor
for N. E. Montana Farmers Auditing
ASSN, recently called on County
Agent Anderson and reported that
he had audited the books Of the fol-
lowing farmers elevators: Brockton,
Wolf Point and Reserve.
Miss Pearl Norman, who has been
employed in the Pioneer Press Of
fee the past summer, left Wednesday
for Williston, where she has accept
ed a position on the Williston Her.
aid.
C. A. Barnstedt Of Reserve called
at the Farm Bureau Office the first
of the week. Mr.. Barnstedt reports
that his Marquis wheat is threshing
IL bushels to the acre and grading
No. 1.
Ed. Schakles, who has been en-
ploycd in the Graw Clothing Store of
this city, has. resigned and leaves for
Washington Monday. Peter DERRICK
will go with him. Mr.. Schak1es ex-
poets to make the west his home.
w. J. Nielsen and family of Dale
view motored to Flentywood Thurs
day morning, making this Office a
pleasant call while in town. Mr..
Nelson formerly owned the Nelson
store of Antelope but at present is
operating the Famous coal mine at
Daleview. ~.
Miss Josie Thunem has resigned
her position at the Farmers State
Bank and, after weeks vacation,
will be employed at the State Bank
of P]entywood. Miss Thunem will be
missed in Westby as besides being a
good bookkeeper she is popular
member of the social life of the city.
A farewell party was given in
honor of Miss Catheryn Marion, at
the Duffy home, Monday evening. A
number Of young people were pres
emit and the evening was spent in
dancing and music. Miss Marion LETT
Thursday morning for St. Paul, where
she will attend the St. Catheryn COL
lege.
Miss Olive Nelson, sister of Lou
Nelson of this city, has applied for
the appointment Of Assistant Co. Su-
'perintendent of schools and is taking
Miss Bjerke's place for the time be-
ing. Miss Bjerke expects to leave
for Wisconsin the first of the week.
Miss Nelson is from Flaxville, but
taught the Scobey school last term.
VIM. D. Frawley and c. w. Jerome,
editors Of the Poplar Standard, and
w. L. Taylor and Richard Francar,
employed in the Poplar Standard Of
flee, came up to Plentywood last Sat-
urday to move the machinery Of the
Sheridan County News to Mondak,
where they have started the Roose-
welt Review. The Roosevelt Review
is the new Roosevelt county paper
and has every chance Of being a real
success.