The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-02
DOOLEY

J. C. Epler and family moved to
their farm last week.
D H. Curtin purchased 1925
Avery tractor last week.
F. R. Decker is building an add
ton to his farm residence.
Mesdames P. G. Neville and A. M.
Holt motored to Plentywood Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Series of Com
ertown transacted business here
Wednesday.
Fl. A, Bretzte and family spent
Sunday with relatives at Daleview.
Geo. Hunter and daughter, Miss
Vera, spent Sunday at Antelope,
Miss Joe Watt was here from her
homestead near Raymond over Sun
Joe Redmond was here from Plen-
! tywood Saturday. Joe. has vulcan
ling station at Plentywood and is
doing a fourishing business.
II. Pomerleau and wife are visit
ing at the H. Hunter home.
D.. Bailey went to Plentywood
/ Wednesday to attend a conference
OF he Red Cross society.
The H.. M. Nelson house is being
remodeled and will be occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Loucks May LIST.
F. r. Decker and family and Mrs.
Jas. Redmond spent Sunday at the
! Fred Foreman home at Plentywood.
i Mrs. Foreman and son James re-
! turned with them for few days
visit.
j o. M. Stadig and wife were here
! from Westby Tuesday.
4 Miss Bertha Mehl is being en-
/. ployed at the O. N. Retain home.
DIR. C. Sells was a professional Wis
i itor at Whitehall the first of the
) week.
Cashier Saeder and Gust Schmidt
!. gen of Raymond were in the city
: Monday.
: Adry Nelson is working for D. E
!, Pappenfus and is making the Moline
: go some.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schumacher
and H. E. Burnham motored to
2 Plentywood Monday.
+ Richard Fitzgerald, John Cerveny
: and Jacob Ehrmanntraut were al
/ Plentywood Monday.
: Chas. Markham returned Monday
: from Usage, Iowa, where he has
: been visiting the past month.
!. H. M. Nelson and family have
;. moved onto the Joe Hutton farm
e which Mr.. Nelson recently pur
n chased.
: H. E. Burnham and family anf
5 Mrs. Cadoo and daughter, Violet
motored to Plentywood last weel
Thursday.
Mesdames H. Hunter, H. A. Bretz
i Ike and Lee Munson motored to Plen
tywood last week Thursday.
;, w. A. Barnes and wife spent tn
. first of the week here. Mr.. Barne
represents the International Harves
> ter Co.
+ Mrs. C. J. Carlson was here fror
Comertown Tuesday.
. J. A. Robieson has commenced tn
: building of a 1926 cottage on HI
f farm north of town. Carpente
Strand is doing the work.
. Cook Gustave A. Torgrimson an
Pvt. Henry Hanson arrived at Ne
v Yo~l1 recently from over seas.
+ w. D. Dooley and famll!
Misses Thressa Franey and Grat
. McNeeley motored to PlentyNoo
10 Saturday.
Chas. Markham and Thos. McGo'
a. crn went out to the Mrs. McGove1
If farm first or the week to do son
= building. Thomas will remain thel
is through the summer. e
y Mr.. and Mrs. Peter johnson
- Overland left here Monday for Mos
Of Jaw, Canada, to secure the remain
y of their son, the late Robert JON
NJ Ne son, who died last fall at n1iiltal
hospital. The body will be reburlf
Il at the Overland cemetery.
+ Chas. Heising of Conway, n.
7 is visiting at the D. FL. Curtin hon
Pvt Franz Finn, son of Mr. a.
m Mrs. F. Finn, arrived from Can
by Taylor, KY, Tuesday, having
in i, ceived his honorable discharge. VIII
he in camp, he was at one time DANCE
is ously i'll with influenza.