The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-23

Miss Wilson and Mrs. H. B. Hill
spent Sunday at the Marion ranch.
@ George Pettingil, of Outlook, was
here on business Tuesday of this
week.
J. W. Mcclure was over from Out
hook Wednesday and Thursday of
+his week attending to court bust
ness.
]. H. Ladd was over from Out
box Wednesday, having some dental
york done.
# Theo. Colby, prominent farmer of
Scobey, was in Pletnywood looking
after business matters last Monday.
W. E. Johnson, former editor of
The Scobey Sentinel, was in Plenty
wood Monday. This paper acknow-
lodges a fraternal call.
The Misses Eugene, Caroline and
Mamie Milligan returned from Butte,
This state, Monday. They report an
Enjoyable visit and vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forncrook and
children motored to Redstone Sun
BAY. They visited with Mrs. T. E.
Kan, sister of Mrs. Fomcroox.
The Degree of Honor held their
regular meeting Tuesday evening.
Four new members were initiated
md two applications were acted on.
Berry Stephens and wife and Jim
Sandy and wife of Outlook were
among the out-of-tovfn folks that
eame here to Jazz Monday evening.
H. B. Hill, county assessor and
Geo. Vradenburg, deputy assessor,
have spent most Of the week in Ma
doc, Flaxville and Redstone, assess
ing there.
III Ole NJ. Olson was in Plentywood
nom Comertown Friday His en-
zine broke down while at work in
The field and he had to come to town
Tor repairs.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
swiger, II ID. ably boy, May 20.
Mother and babe are doing fine.
John says that we now have another
+ Nonpartisaa.
Mrs. H. B. Hill received a card
from Miss Murphy of Medicine
lake, saying that everything is
pleasant there. Miss Murphy was
Formerly our School Superintendent.
Theodore Norby, who has been
overseas with Uncle Sans expedi-
tionary forces, returned here last
Feek. Mr.. Norby said he reached
the front the day after. the ar1nistice
vas signed.
Y The Farm Bureau held their COM
nnunity committee meetings at SEQ
bey, Flaxville, Redstone and Archer
fhiS week. County Agent Anderson
Fas out Of town most of the week
conducting these meetings.
81 The Jazz dance at the Community
ball Monday night was a big sue
cess. The dance fans jazzed and
listened to the latest song hits until
200 a. m, and everyone apparently
pad most enjoyable time.
Christ Dahlgard, farmer near
F estby, was a Plentywood business
taller Wednesday. Among other
BUSINESS transactions he called at the
sherltf's Office to report two stray
horses that have been at his place the
iaSt two and one-half months.
Miss Bjerke and Miss Guerntholz
entertained the teachers at their
home last Thursday evening. A
very nice lunch was served and ev-
eryOne had a pleasant evening. 1t
As reported that the teachers will
fake turns in entertaining each week.
N1CooIS. JACK b61noLL duu ~. G'
Helland left Tuesday evening for
warm Springs, with two insane men.
II. l. Strum of the Homestead coun-
Try, a bachelor, so years old, and
Larl Johnson of the Dooley country,
also a bachelor, about % years old
we're the unfortunate men.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Stenmark &C
eompanied with Mrs. Stekmark's
brother, Theodore Norby, left for
Fertile, Mimi, Saturday morning.
Ut. Stenmark sold his coal mine to
hans Thompson and has disposed of
al his personal property and ex-
poets to make Minnesota his future
bone.
A large number of out of town
people attended the Jazz dance held
% the Community Hall in this city
Monday night. Among those pres
en- from out of town were Mr.. and
ars. Jake Knudson, Mr.. and Mrs.
alfred Pomerleau and Mr.. and Mrs.
Actrom all of Antelope. Seven cars
we're up from Culbertson.
Mrs. B. X. O'Grady and daughter
aargaret left here Tuesday evening
Tor Warm Springs aSylum, with two