The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-08-01
COUNTY ROUNDUP
Interesting County Items From
Our Exchanges and Readers
CULBERTSON

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Ben H. johnson of Plentvwood
was in town Tuesday.
Walter Lorenson of the South
SIDE was In town Wednesday.
Miss Eva Endicott of Brockton
spent last week visiting at the Simp-
son home.
Deputy Sheriff John Moran has
been In town several times the past
week.
Mrs. joe Tobin formerly Miss
Anna Culwell of Genesee. Idaho, and
little son accompanied by her sister
Miss Mary Culwell and brother Pri-
vate A. J. Culwell spent last week
visiting their friend Miss Maude
Nugent and also attended the Dance
Saturday night.
}. S. Day is still laid up at the
Elm Tree ranch with rheumatism.
Anna Hagen and Cecil Moen. left
Monday on No. for {; visit to yell
lowstone Park. On the way they
will visit Great Falls and Helena.
Mrs. Lucille Newell, nee Feiker,
was a guest at the Moen les; lent
last week. Cecil Moen accompanied
Mrs. Newell home and spent a few
days In Plentywood.
Pat Bture, now a member of the
Rasmussen farm force, was in town
Wednesday and reported the we'd
ding and surprise party" at the
Rasmussen home Tuesday night.
James Hornbeck, a brother of our
telephone manager M. c. Hornbeck,
has accepted a position in the Star
Market with Chas Jacobs, while MI.
Pierce is taking vacation.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid of Gull
bertson will meet with Mrs. S. S.
Moen next Thursday afternoon, July
81.
N. N. Peterson returned Tuesday
from three weeks vacation spent
mostly in Idaho. He visited Pocatel-
la, Ida, Butte, Helena and Great
Falls in Montana. He reports that
Idaho is suffering from the same dry
conditions as Montana.
Willis Inman returned last week
from a visit to his old home in Indi-
ana. He also visited Chicago, Mil
waukee, St. Paul and Minneapolis.
He reports journeymen blacksmiths
scarce as hens teeth in those cities.
He tried hard to secure man fol
his .Culbertson shop without avail
He is putting in a new electric weld
ing outfit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Mckenzie ano
children arrived home from Regina
Monday evening in their new Fore
fiivver. Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Mcken
zie, brother and sister-ln-laW Of
Dave accompanied them and VII
spend a couple or three weeks here
looking over the country. Dave
hands which were accidently burne'
some five weeks ago are healed VI
nicely and he has taken his char II
his barber shop again.
Ammi Tanner arrived home las
Saturday night, after spending abou
three weeks in the mountains.
Harry Hansen and family of tn
America Cafe, arrived home Sunda,
morning, after visit to severa
eastern cities.
Miss Ruth Mcclure formerly o
Culbertson but now citizen OF Ore
pon we believe, has received her ap
pointnent as postmaster in Culbert
son. but it is not yet known when sh
will take charge, if she does at al
Neither K. o. Slette nor his daugt
ter Miss Ida Slette, took the exam
nation last summer as they clan
the compensation is too small as
takes two persons to do the work.
Chief R. H hurry Of the Culbert
son Volunteer Fire Department, IL
forms us that a full complement c
ten men-has signed up for each hos
cart and that they are the only o.
who are expected to grab the rope
unless asked to do so by the chic
or his ieutenants. He also says thu
any one ringing the fire bell for
fire should ring steady, quick an
hard, so that the alarm may be III
.nistakable.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Torne visite
Culbertson Tuesday and Wednesda
of this week. Mr.. Tome, familiar
known as Happy" was the mechan
at the Donaldson Garage last summt
and he now lives on a farm on tt
reservation.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Doran ar
family and Mrs. Doran's father ar
mother, H. A. Eveland and wife, a
of the South Side, arrived hon
Wednesday from an auto trip OF III
miles to the western part OF tt
state. They were gone two weeks