The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-06-20
DOOLEY


Geo. Hunter, Jr., is working on a
farm near Antelope, which he rented.
Oswald, Adolph and Fred Schultz
left Monday for two weeks visit
at Ottertail, MINI.
Mrs. A. E. Nordes and sons Glen
and Kermit returned Saturday from
Wolf Point, where they have been
doctoring Glen, who is slightly i'm
proved
M E. Loucks and Mrs. G. F. Loucks
and son motored here from Kermit
Saturday and spent over Sunday at
the n. P. Loucks home Mrs. NJ. E.
Loucks and daughter, who has been
visiting at the n. P. Loucks home re-
turned with them
Ole Aspelund and J. W. Freeman
have been making a tour of this part
OF the county the past week securing
slgners to the referendum petitions
IN regard to the voting on the pri-
mary law. If you haven't signed
these petitions, do so before it is too
late.
The Misses Grace McNeeley and
Thressa Franey left via Plentywood
yesterday for Helena, this state,
where they will visit the formers
sister several days before going to
Dillon, where they will attend Teach
ers' Institute. w. D. Dooley and
family accompanied them to Plenty
wood Wednesday evening.
A number from here attended the
ball game between Scobey and Plen-
tywood at the latter place Sunday.
Scobey lost by a score of Is to 3.
Oscar Bergan of this place played
first base for the county seat team
and put up his usual good game. Os-
car has contracted to play with
Plentywood the balance Of the sea-
son, but will play in the outfeld.
John Johnson purchased the G. C.
Epler Ford car Monday.
A. A. Hanna was here rom West
by Saturday on business matters.
Morris Tessier is erecting a large
barn on his farm southeast of, town.
Alvin Schultz resigned his position
as clerk at the ]. C. Epler store
Tuesday.
c. E. Perkins, general manager OF
the Boundary Lumber Co., was here
Monday. -.
Adry Nelson is over-hauling a 10
20 Titan engine at the Dooley Inn
plement Company.
Banker Anderson of Westby and
Mr.. Baker of Ambrose were in town
Wednesday.
Ed. Joyce was here from Conner
town Tuesday evening attending to
business matters.
o. G. Neville went to Noonan, Mon
day and returned Tuesday with q
new Dodge car.
VIM. Hunter and wife of Antelope
spent the latter part of last week al
the H. Hunter home.
Work has been commenced on the
; L. Goss residence. Contractor Strand
is doing the building.
: Mrs. Ed. Spoklie left Monday fol
7 Kenmare to visit her husband, wht
is i'll at the Kenmare hospital.
C. A. Larson of Noonan was here
l Tuesday and purchased bort ca
, from the Dooley Implement Co.
r A. M. Holt and P. G. Neville have
erected a garage on the formers 10
= north of the Neville lot.
: Misses Mary and Olga Akra anC
: Mr.. Erickson and Master Benar'
Aasad of Plentywood spent Sunda!
D at the Ed. Estes home.
Y The Lone Tree Ladies Aid ha'
t their annual sale at Mr.. Negaard'
place last Saturday. The ladies re
= port a very successful sale.
n 0. NJ. Stadig was here Tuesday o.
0 his way from Glentana, where h
had been in the interests of the Ca1
n Stadig estate, which was recent
= purchased by his mother.
t Hans B. Hanson was here fror
Whitehall Tuesday and returned t
Y Raymond Wednesday, where he hl
t employment on the section. itanS
:, planning on a trip to Norway thu
n fall
/ Albert Washinsky has fnishe
blowing 100 acres on the Ed. Spok
l. lie farm south of ComertoWn.
e Mesdames L. H. Bergeson, ia
Redmond and Miss joe Watt and I
D R. Decker motored to Fairvlew las
r week Thursday. Mrs, Bergeson he
+ been employed at the +. X. Oecke
home the past year.
: School closed Wednesday mornir
n, with a picnic at noon. The scho'
g children and a number of invite
guests surely enjoyed the occasion.
y VIM. Schletter returned Monda
m from Iowa, where he was called b
If the death of his brother, II.
Schletter. Mr.. Schletter informs l