The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-06-13

had an enjoyable picnic on the Cam.
pain ranch last week.
MISS Jones of the Farmers State
bank, who is assisting in the bank
at Falrvlew, returned today.
Judge Conner is having some Of his
household goods, moved to Plenty
wood today where he will reside.
Edwin johnson of the firm of p. E.
johnson & Co., made business trip
to Flaxville and Scobey this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lieffring au.
toed to Williston Sunday to visit the
lady's brother who is sick in the hos
pital.
Rev. Land, Norwegian Lutheran
minister, left Monday morning for
Northwood, N. D., to be present at
his sons wedding.
Elmer Christensen, returned
soldier, who has been visiting his
brother William, left for Minneapo-
lies Thursday morning.
guest at the home of her etaoin taob
S. c.. Faaborg, director of the
Security State bank, also returned
soldier, left last week to visit his old
home at Clinton, Iowa.
Claude Allen got his left foot
caught in motorcycle and badly
smashed. In treatment Doctor
Storkan had to take off part of his
big toe.
Ole Bartness, a well-to-do farmer
a few miles south of here near
Homestead, was in town today with
cream-that bonanza product of the
farm.
Charley Sager, the Lake Hotel
landlord, was in town for a few
hours Sunday. His farm on the Res
ervation has so enarmored MIN that
he can scarcely leave it.
Leonard King returned Thursday
from Minot where Mrs. King is TAX
ing medical treatment. He says she
is doing nicely and will soon be able
to return home.
Mrs. Emil Engebretson, mother
Mrs. G.. A. Stevens, accompanied by
Miss Anderson, arrived here Satur-
day from Poplar by auto and were
guests at the home of her brother
D. M. Stevens. They left on their
return trip Tuesday accompanied by
her father Capt. Stevens.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bren-
den of Homestead, a son, on Monday,
June End.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Pat
rick, a son, on Tuesday, June 3rd.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
folmgard, a son, on Wednesday,
June 4:h.
Mrs G. A. Stevens, wan was Ms
iting relatives and friends here u
cot...''. of Gays, left for .,..;"ls Mon
,.ay mo. "g to visit hel sick sist..'.
M. Erragerson, prop. tur OF a
ne. .r:msnt store at Eg N. \ D.,
who has been here a few Is,s visit
jig rls s.A:cr, Mrs. G. e. Fulk's.un,
lett for Ecne Wednesday.
Rev. w. H. Healy, Congregational
minister Of Malta, who attended the
annual meeting of that church at An
telope, was a guest of Rev. Evans
here Wednesday night.
w. A. Deem, agent at Great
Northern depot, who has been away
for few days visiting his son near
Fargo, N. D., returned Saturday.
Mrs. A. L. Tennis was in charge
during his absence.
Benjamin Borley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Borley, who is in the U.
S. Navy at Seattle, Wash, and has
been here a few weeks visiting his
parents, has been recalled and left
for Seattle Monday morning.
]. V. Peterson of Portland, Ore
gon, who has ben looking after his
farm interests in Canada, drove over
in his auto last Friday, remaining
until Sunday visiting his brother E.
G. of The Lake Cash Store.
Miss Daisy Dean, who has been
stenographer for Attorney c. E.
Conner for a number of years and
for Attorney A. 7. Vollum, in the
same office for the past few months,
left Monday to visit her parents at
Milestone, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frans Snellmen's
three year old daughter, who was at
the Minot hospital for medical treat
ment, died Tuesday. The body was
brought back Thursday. This is a
sad happening. The afflicted parents
| nave Tie uedIC1elL SyHipdei1y VI lue
community.
Miss McGrath, a teacher in our
city school during the term just
closed, left Saturday for her home at
Ceylon, Sask., Canada. We learn
that the young lady has been re-en-
gagged as teacher TO rthe next term
and will return in Septmber.
E. S. Koser, assistant cashier at
the First State bank, and S. Sven
sen, assistant cashier at the Farmers
State bank, returned today from
Poplar, where they attended meet
ing of the Sheridan and Roosevelt
counties bankers association and
Group of Montana Bankers associ-
atoms which was held there Thurs
day.
T. E. Bowman was a Plentywood
visitor the first of the week and while
there had his Ford equipped with
four Dayton Airless tires.
COMERTOWN
The Ole M. Olson, Oscar and Ed